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January 10th 11, 12:05 PM
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A New Seasonal Forecasting Technique?
On Jan 9, 7:44*pm, John Hall wrote:
Many of the coldest winters in the UK over the last 100 or more years have coincided with an England cricket tour of Australia: 1894-5 1928-9 1946-7 1962-3 1978-9 (2010-1) An Ashes tour doesn't guarantee a hard winter, as many coincided with mild or average winters. But ignoring the war winters of 1916-7 and 1939-40, the five completed winters listed above are the coldest five in the record from 1894-5 onwards. Apologies if this has been posted on here before. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/cri...Australia.html For what it's worth, Steve used to (maybe still does) captain the Reading Met dept. cricket team ! Richard |
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