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Nice morning then that North Sea fret came in this afternoon, cold and
drizzly. Bah ! Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net "Weather Home & Abroad" |
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Keith Harris wrote:
Nice morning then that North Sea fret came in this afternoon, cold and drizzly. Bah ! Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net "Weather Home & Abroad" --------------- Yes - just like the good ol' days. Or Dec, Jan, Feb as we call it in these parts. Still look on the bright side Keith - the ground has dried out with the good start to March and there are actually signs of the grass starting to grow! Dave |
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Keith Harris wrote:
Nice morning then that North Sea fret came in this afternoon, cold and drizzly. Bah ! Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net "Weather Home & Abroad" Yes we've had it on and off for 2 days now on Holy Island. -- The ex-Meteorologist formerly known as Purbeckview |
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Lindisfarne Poacher wrote:
Keith Harris wrote: Nice morning then that North Sea fret came in this afternoon, cold and drizzly. Bah ! Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net "Weather Home & Abroad" Yes we've had it on and off for 2 days now on Holy Island. Incidentally I think we called it "Haar" when I was a lad in Lincolnshire? -- The ex-Meteorologist formerly known as Purbeckview |
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Incidentally I think we called it "Haar" when I was a lad in
Lincolnshire? We don't seem to have a name for it down here in the SE (or in Kent at least). "Up north" (ie from Essex northwards) I'm sure there are a number of different terms - clag, haar, fret etc. Whatever it's called, I've been enjoying it - I like cold weather at any time of year. |
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On Thu, 17 Mar 2011 05:26:04 +0000, Darren Prescott wrote:
Incidentally I think we called it "Haar" when I was a lad in Lincolnshire? We don't seem to have a name for it down here in the SE (or in Kent at least). "Up north" (ie from Essex northwards) I'm sure there are a number of different terms - clag, haar, fret etc. I could think of a fitting name for it. |
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