UK households who have NO snow on their roof in the UK snow storm have been warned they could face a visit from police. Police shared an image showing how people can help them solve drugs-related crimes based on the way snow melts off a house.
The picture, which was taken in Amsterdam, shows a series of terraced houses covered in snow, however a large patch of ice has melted away, revealing a mysterious heat source. The heat source was traced to an illegal drugs operation – prompting officers to urge members of the public to keep an eye on the neighbours’ homes.
Officers raided the home after spotting the snow-free roof and discovered cannabis plants growing under heat lamps. Police in the UK have been known to use their helicopter patrols to help them wither their drugs operations.
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The Met Office says tonight will be “cloud and patchy rain remains in the southwest. Dry with light winds and clear spells elsewhere allowing frost and freezing fog to form. Cold again for most with a severe frost in the north.”
On Saturday (January 11), the outlook adds: “Cloudy with a little patchy light rain and hill snow in the west. Dry, cold with light winds and sunny spells elsewhere. Early fog slow to clear for some.” The forecast from Sunday onwards goes on and adds: “Turning less cold into the new week. Mostly dry and settled in the south, although rather cloudy. Windier in the northwest with some rain at times. Still some chilly nights.”
Britain’s first legal cannabis farm is set to open in a secret location in Wiltshire – where as much as eight tonnes of the drug could be produced. Sativa Investments will set up the 7.5-acre greenhouse in rural Wiltshire where Cannabis will be grown for medicinal purposes.