Weather in Europe
 

I'm going to Europe this Sunday. I've been reading the news lately, and there seems to be a violent snow storm there. How is the condition there?

I really don't want my flight canceled or anything because I'm on a tight schedule...

Today, at least for us, was a day of heavy heavy storm (all trains were put to a stop, which last happened in 1990). Next to that, the weather is way too hot for the year, so there's nothing to worry about.

Hmm ok. Glad to hear I guess. Cause I'm taking a train from Germany to Hungary. Hopefully it will clear up by then.

God I'm so going to freeze to death. I've never seen real snow falls. Ahahah

It's around 55 F in Hungary (I just checked), so I doubt any snow will fall.

Well we have had very strong winds round our way (England), and the rain has been just as bad. Floods and up-rooted trees everywhere. The train were also stopped here, and some of the motorways were closed too.
Some people say that it is cold as well, but I don't think that it is too bad. Maybe I was wrong, it's been around 8 C (46 F), and it's only going to get colder.

I just managed to come home, took me 10 hours to travel 100km. Today was crazy. That is the first time in history that the Deutsche Bahn (German Rail) completely stops all traffic in the whole country.

I think they will spend the Friday cleaning up the mess and about normal traffic will start after that.

I live in England, the midlands specifically. We did have some pretty bad weather today. There were a few trees uprooted by the wind. I'm supposed to be travelling tomorrow, so I really hope that doesn't get disrupted. Everything I hear says it should die down by the morning though.

Here in France winter has been way too hot as well. I hope we'll get snow in february. =/

Things have been pretty wild in Europe. Have the hills and mountains received any snow lately? I know it had been looking pretty bleak as little as a couple weeks ago.

When I woke up this morning, all the news would indicate that things are back to normal in England, at least.