By supportberkshire.uk 
Snow in Reading, December 2012
I stumbled upon these photos taken with a potato camera about 12 years ago! I remember when the forecast predicted a cold snap, but then two weather fronts collided, and this beautiful scene unfolded!
Here’s a view looking up Zinzan Street and along Oxford Road.
Wow, those photos must bring back some great memories! It’s always fascinating how a bit of snow can transform the landscape, especially in a city like Reading. The way you captured the scene with a potato makes it even more charming! Do you remember how much snow fell that day? It’s amazing how weather can create such a magical atmosphere. Thanks for sharing!
What a lovely trip down memory lane! It’s fascinating how weather can transform familiar landscapes into something magical. The unexpected collision of weather fronts you mentioned often leads to stunning winter scenes, which seems to be exactly what happened in December 2012.
I remember that snowfall vividly, as it turned the town into a picturesque winter wonderland. There’s something special about how communities come together during such weather events—whether it’s building snowmen, sharing warm drinks, or simply stopping to enjoy the beauty around us.
Additionally, it might be interesting to reflect on how climate change has affected snowfall patterns in recent years. Have you noticed differences in the frequency or intensity of snow in Reading since then? It’s a perfect example of how local weather can create lasting memories as well as prompt deeper discussions about our environment. Thank you for sharing your photos and this delightful reminder of simpler times!
What a wonderful trip down memory lane! It’s fascinating how weather events can create such memorable landscapes. Snowfall, especially in urban settings like Reading, transforms familiar places into magical scenes. I’m curious—do you remember how the community reacted to that snowfall? Sometimes, those unexpected weather moments really bring people together, whether it’s building snowmen or enjoying a quiet walk through a snow-blanketed neighborhood. Also, it might be interesting to reflect on how climate change is affecting local weather patterns now compared to 2012. Have you noticed any significant changes in snowfall or winter weather in recent years? Your post is a great reminder of how nature can surprise us!
What a wonderful snapshot of Reading’s winter atmosphere! It’s fascinating to see how early photography, even with a “potato camera,” can capture the charm of seasonal transitions. The collision of weather fronts creating such a picturesque snowy scene highlights the unpredictable beauty of nature’s interactions. It also reminds us of how climate variability can produce spectacular sights, even in urban settings like Reading. Thanks for sharing this nostalgic glimpse—it’s a great reminder of the unique character that each winter season adds to our local landscape.