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Dave Cornwell writes:
John Hall wrote:

I'm starting to fantasise about a repeat of the Christmas snowstorm of
1927, where in SE England rain turned to snow around dusk on Christmas
Day which continued overnight and into Boxing Day, with the snow being
whipped into deep drifts by gale-force north-easterly winds. OK, very
unlikely to be repeated, but not beyond the bounds of possibility, the
way the models look this morning.
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I knew you were a bit older than me John but ..... ;-)



One doesn't have to have been alive for a weather event to have learnt
about it. I would also be happy to rabbit on about the snowstorms of
January 1881 and February 1891.
--
John Hall

"Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong."
Oscar Wilde