will it snow this year 2011 in the uk?

i thought we might have had some snow by now, last year it was snowing before christmas day i think?, or before the year ended.

this year it is looking doubtful, though weather forecasters have said there is a storm on the way sometime this week, so it might snow just yet, it has definitely got a lot colder this last day or so, really chilly and those howling winds of a few weeks ago are starting up again.

so we might be in for some bad weather the second half of december, and that snow before christmas or on christmas day just yet.

but so far this year it seems to have been a lot milder then previous decembers, which is good really, unless you like being cold?, though of course a bit of snow can be nice and look good at christmas, i am not mad on the really cold weather all the same.

feeling the winter chill must mean christmas holidays is near?

starting to feel the winter chill must mean the christmas holidays is near?, this is probably the best part of the year on the run up to december and christmas day 2011.

why?, because it is not so much cold yet, and only really starts getting really cold in december, it is when we get to next year that the winter months just roll on and on, at the moment a bit of winter chill is a novel feeling after the hot summer we have had.

but in 2 months time it will just be cold a dreary, i do not mind the cold and chill of winter in december, it is when you get round to the new year and it is still cold and you then go 3 or 4 months with freezing cold weather, that then, you cannot wait for the hot summer weather to come back.

not that we have the best summers, but it is better then freezing in winter, i am more of a summer person as are most people, very few people are winter people i think, though that would not be a bad mind state to have when living in these cold countries of the world.

christmas 2011 holidays will be nice, but when we get to the new year it will be the usual 4 months or so wait until the warm weather returns again.