Has anybody warned the politicians going there next week about the weather I
wonder?

From Monday onwards it is going to turn bitterly cold with temperatures by
day probably not rising much above -5C with a biting mainly NE wind bringing
heavy snow at times. It could make journeys difficult, though I should think
that they cope a lot better with snow than we do!

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Will (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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"Will Hand" wrote in message
...
Has anybody warned the politicians going there next week about the weather
I wonder?

From Monday onwards it is going to turn bitterly cold with temperatures by
day probably not rising much above -5C with a biting mainly NE wind
bringing heavy snow at times. It could make journeys difficult, though I
should think that they cope a lot better with snow than we do!

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Will (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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Will as they say nowadays- you couldn't make it up LOL

On 9 Dec, 19:14, "Will Hand" wrote:
Has anybody warned the politicians going there next week about the weather I
wonder?

From Monday onwards it is going to turn bitterly cold with temperatures by
day probably not rising much above -5C with a biting mainly NE wind bringing
heavy snow at times. It could make journeys difficult, though I should think
that they cope a lot better with snow than we do!

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Will (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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All the AGW sceptics probably have - saying it is God / Mother
Nature's way of saying that they and not governments control the
weather...cue Al Gore's long-lost polar bear stranded on an iceberg
floating past the Little Mermaid....

"Will Hand" wrote in message
...
Has anybody warned the politicians going there next week about the weather
I
wonder?

From Monday onwards it is going to turn bitterly cold with temperatures by
day probably not rising much above -5C with a biting mainly NE wind
bringing
heavy snow at times. It could make journeys difficult, though I should
think
that they cope a lot better with snow than we do!

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Will (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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Ironic isn't it? I guess that the yank sceptics et al will make the most of
it, despite not understanding it! (the irony of course).

On 9 Dec, 19:54, "Steve" wrote

Ironic isn't it? I guess that the yank sceptics et al will make the most of
it, despite not understanding it! (the irony of course).

Speaking fot the et al brigadef, of course we will::-)

Steve J

Steve J wrote:

On 9 Dec, 19:54, "Steve" wrote

Ironic isn't it? I guess that the yank sceptics et al will make the most
of it, despite not understanding it! (the irony of course).

Speaking fot the et al brigadef, of course we will::-)


As opposed to the et Al brigade.

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Scott W wrote:

All the AGW sceptics probably have - saying it is God / Mother
Nature's way of saying that they and not governments control the
weather...cue Al Gore's long-lost polar bear stranded on an iceberg
floating past the Little Mermaid....

IIRC the polar bear is stranded on a rock not far from "the Little Mermaid"
and makes a much better photo.

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Rodney Blackall (retired meteorologist)(BSc, FRMetS)
Buckingham, ENGLAND
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