Yup, the first snowfall of the winter arrived in the early hours of this morning and is just tapering off now - there's a few inches or so accumulated, and apparently we're in for a bunch more on Monday night and into Tuesday. This is pretty early for snow to this extent - usually if we even get snow in early December, it's only a light dusting that melts off within hours, but not this time it seems. The weather forecast predicts low temperatures (near zero celcius or below) right through into next weekend, so the snow may be with us for a while. That just reminded me of an article I read last week on the BBC website about global warming causing changes in ocean currents (the gulf stream) which will actually lead to cooling rather than warming in Europe and I guess the northern hemisphere - I'll post about it during the coming week if I have time.
ocean changes from Urban Scrawl on December 6, 2005 1:20 AM
I mentioned in an entry a couple of days ago about global warming and changes in ocean currents (in particular the gulf stream) leading to cooling rather than warming in Europe, so while I'm taking a break from study I... ..read more

Yoyo~ | December 6, 2005 1:09 AM | Reply
It is getting cold here too. but rarely snow in my hometown. I'm really expecting the snowing day! The view would be very bueatiful.
Have u ever seen giant panda? our city is near the place of this animal.
:)
Nereus | December 6, 2005 1:42 AM | Reply
Hi Yoyo~
No I don't think I've ever seen a giant panda in real life, only on television or magazines. They are cute :) I guess they are dangerous too, even though they look so cute.
It's snowing here again right now.