What do you predict for the rest of the winter ?
13 January 2010, 07:50 PM
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What do you predict for the rest of the winter ?
So, we have had Snow on and off for ages, there is a thaw predicted but it will still only be towards the end of January, still Feb and March to get through, what is usually the worst month, February always had my vote !
13 January 2010, 08:19 PM
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I got mine washed for £2.50! Just a general spray to get the salt off though.
As for the winter, Jan is usually the coldest, Feb there will be snow, March a bit of sun, and then leading in to April it might get better, but it will probably rain for most of it.
As for the winter, Jan is usually the coldest, Feb there will be snow, March a bit of sun, and then leading in to April it might get better, but it will probably rain for most of it.
13 January 2010, 08:24 PM
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Seems not everyone agrees Pete .... 
http://www.accuweather.com/ukie/****...er=accuweather
"... BTW get ready, the thaw ends next week and major snows may be back later next week and beyond ..."
But Met Office: Forecast for the rest of Winter 2009/10
"... For the rest of winter, over northern Europe including the UK, the chance of colder conditions is now 45%; there is a 30% chance of average and a 25% chance of milder conditions ..."
So the Met Office reckons average or above average temps. Think I'll disregard that one ...
Dave
http://www.accuweather.com/ukie/****...er=accuweather
"... BTW get ready, the thaw ends next week and major snows may be back later next week and beyond ..."
But Met Office: Forecast for the rest of Winter 2009/10
"... For the rest of winter, over northern Europe including the UK, the chance of colder conditions is now 45%; there is a 30% chance of average and a 25% chance of milder conditions ..."
So the Met Office reckons average or above average temps. Think I'll disregard that one ...
Dave
15 January 2010, 01:51 PM
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It'll get cold, then warm, then warm then cold. It'll get progressively warmer as winter passes into spring, then warminging into summer. Then, shock horror, it'll get cooler, and then really cold, and then not so cold and a bit warmer and the hot, and then cooler again......truck me a cycle!
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It'll get cold, then warm, then warm then cold. It'll get progressively warmer as winter passes into spring, then warminging into summer. Then, shock horror, it'll get cooler, and then really cold, and then not so cold and a bit warmer and the hot, and then cooler again......truck me a cycle!
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I think that whether we can weather the weather depends on whether the weather weathers the weather guard upon the roof.
Ever is the weather never what the weather should be, but is ever the weather never expected whether or not you ever (or never) speculated upon the weather that ever would happen.
Ever is the weather never what the weather should be, but is ever the weather never expected whether or not you ever (or never) speculated upon the weather that ever would happen.
15 January 2010, 10:10 PM
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i'll just predict, hot, cold, snow, rain, thundery shower, lightening, drought, floods and heavy wind.
Which is probably more accurate than the met office!
Which is probably more accurate than the met office!
15 January 2010, 10:19 PM
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I think its going to be dark later on each day as it moves into the night, but brightening in the mornings. The daylight should last until it gets dark again.
15 January 2010, 10:21 PM
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Wet till the middle of Feb, then loads of snow, wet through March, and a gloriously sunny April...
I'm drunk !
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15 January 2010, 10:28 PM
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As we know the science is settled and the climate is warming and anyone who says otherwise is a holocaust denier.
The recent cold snap? Pah that's just weather. Its the polar bears I feel sorry for actually
In fact **** the bears, humantity is doomed!!!
Think of the children!
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As usual, No ***** Martin, won't take a bet. Is too much in bed with the (Now failed) Met (Since 1987).
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