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Nice tree looks wonderful with that white background….
Obviously this an anomolous weather event and has nothing to do with Climate Disruption
I am just so wonderously overjoyed that the good little children of Britain will have one last look at snow before Global Warming takes it away forever…. what?… they’re calling for more snow for Friday? Oh well, second last time then, that they will ever see soft fluffy white wisps of gossamer falling from the… what?… snow Saturday too?… in the Highlands?…. what the hell, I thought this stuff was supposed to be gone years ago!! I think people should pull the woollen touque away from their eyes!
All the best…. Jeff
Even here in the South-West we had hoar frost on the grass this morning …
Without even looking at the predictable MetOffice forecasts (it’ll be hot again, soon …) I know the coming winter will be cold and long.
The songbirds who flock in the countryside, after having done their seasonal breeding and raising of their young, have started to flock back. Yesterday, the first robins could be heard in the back garden at dawn. Usually, they start coming back in November, if not later.
And a little snippet of information on the Beeb news made me sit up: the first swans, coming from Siberia, have already arrived here in their overwintering places.
Now that doesn’t bode well for a mild winter …
Ah but it must be warm snow!
Average high temperature for London in October
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/world/city_guides/results.shtml
14
Tomorrows temperature forecast.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/8
14
Average minimum temperature for October
8
Tonights minimum
6
Yes, thats global warming busted well and truly Steve. Great work!
Nice weather Steve.
Are you still pretending that climate scientists think it will never snow again?
Of course not. After getting humiliated the last three winters, they have moved on to other stupid predictions.
It was 1C in Kent, so not freezing at all … I’ll post when we get some snow, then you can pin it as the top story.
Andy