Predictions for snow - at last!

So, after checking the weather everyday for the past few months we have finally noticed a prediction for a bit of snow!

Due for London and the South East on Friday December 16th, as well as Birmingham and the Midlands starting tonight and tomorrow, along with cold weather, wind and rain I can see Friday and Monday being very busy for us here so this is a call to get your orders in for heaters now before its too late.

Considering the weather this year, we here at London Cool and Midland Cool are extremely dissapointed that we have not had snow any earlier and although its not predicted we get much, it still goes to show that temperatures really are falling and set to fall even further over the next 4-5 days.

We cannot explain how busy we were last year with the poor weather and with high demands for heaters it became quite difficult to meet the demands of all our customers - that is why we ask you get get your orders in early, to avoid dissappointment.

Comments

  1. Paul CFC5 January 2012 at 09:19

    Hello London and Midland Cool, I am in South London and the weather has been quite mild and windy to say the least. How have heater hires in London been going? Probably more dehumidifier rental for drying with all the wet weather! I may need a patio heater soon what are your latest patio heater hire deals for south London?

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  2. Anonymous12 January 2012 at 12:05

    Ho Hum, still no snow. Now the rumour is for very cold conditions in Feb and possible snow. Really? Just in case, I am going to reserve a heater or two. (and buy a shovel)
    Hot water bottle is already on standby!

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    1. Paul CFC9 February 2012 at 09:28

      Nothing like last year snow wise but have heaters for hire gone ok for you?

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  3. London Cool Limited9 February 2012 at 10:28

    Looks as though the comment from 'anonymous' was accurate! Temperatures have plummeted this month and we obviously did have quite a heavy snowfall over the weekend just gone however, after checking the weather forecast it looks as though we are not due any more snow now though.

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