On Saturday, March 23, 2013 8:27:29 PM UTC, John Hall wrote:
In article -jade,

Graham P Davis writes:

March 1963 wasn't particularly cold (CET 6.0C), 1962 was much

colder (2.8C), the 16th coldest in CET records.



Yep. Going by what we've had so far and what the models are suggesting

for the rest of the month, we might be close to beating the 1962 figure.

ISTR that if we do that, then it will be the coldest March since the

19th century. A quite remarkable contrast to last March.



1947 and 1955 had a cold March.