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"Where's our snow? [ Monday 7th February 2005 ] "Slow close and yet so far with regard the snow we forecast for this week. "Despite some excellent agreement between various models last weekend, everything has now fallen apart and there is no sign of any snowfall in the area for the foreseeable future. "At least for a while it looked as if something very interesting was about to happen. There's always next year! "Winter update - looking dodgy! [ Monday 7th February 2005 ] "How very embarrassing! Our winter forecast is now looking fairly poor, despite a good start in December. "Our forecast of severe cold and snow now looks highly unlikely. We're sure there are lessons to be learnt somewhere ;o) "Roll on Spring and Summer we say. Let's hope for some good thundery activity with the warmer weather." The best years of my life. THE BEST YEARS OF MY LIFE!:-o :-( Discuss. However: "At least for a while it looked as if something very interesting was about to happen" which was did make this winter unusual. I wonder if Rob lived through the so-called "winter" 2002 fiasco?:-( Anyhow, you have just been added to my apology list.:-) D. |
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