Month ahead – February 24, 2013 Valid from 1/03 to 31/03 2013
Cold set to continue Issued: Saturday 23rd February 2013
Cold weather continuing and the risk of some snow After the wet weather of the winter it is good news to find that high pressure is expected t dominate through March. This brings plenty of dry weather over all part of the country. It is likely to be cold at first with the winds from the east, and the likelihood is that the middle of the month may become colder, before we see a rise of temperature towards the end of March.
valid from 1/03 to 31/03 2013 – cold set to continue united kingdom – month ahead
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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And late summer is a tad cool.
Now in Vostok Antartica
Blowing Snow
Temperature
-61 °F
Feels Like -61 °F
OMG – it’s worse than we thought!
Can we please have some carbon taxes now?