On Tuesday, 6 September 2016 20:15:12 UTC+1, Col wrote:
On 06/09/2016 19:37, John Hall wrote:
I've just stumbled on a link to a PDF file of an interesting set of
slides (by the look of it) produced by Stephen Burt on the winter of
1962-3:

https://www.rmets.org/sites/default/...32013-burt.pdf

That's very interesting, most especially the response of soil
temperature at varying depths. At 120 cm it keeps declining well into
March even though air temps have already risen sharply.
And for a period of about 6 weeks the soil was essentially frozen solid
to a depth of one foot, goodness knows how late the spring bulbs
flowered in 1963!

Something about this mutton-head's use of metric units indicates that he is still relying on the copy and paste methods. Obviously it means he is reading someone's product. So that is good, isn't it?

Perhaps if someone not filtered from a moron can ask him for links so that we can find out if any thought procession has been involved. And whether any of this processing comes from the poster no the OP.