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Does anyone think that over the past decade or so, all we've had is three
months of late autumnal weather: Cool daytime temps, slight frosts at
night, and the odd bit of snow.

I long for a proper winter, of snow and ice lingering for weeks maybe even
months, with ice on the inside of windows.

Though I don't think we'll get another proper winter again with global
warming. :-(

Joe
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I've thought this, yes. (for what its worth).



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Hello

Does anyone think that over the past decade or so, all we've had is three
months of late autumnal weather: Cool daytime temps, slight frosts at
night, and the odd bit of snow.

I long for a proper winter, of snow and ice lingering for weeks maybe even
months, with ice on the inside of windows.

Though I don't think we'll get another proper winter again with global
warming. :-(

Joe
Wolverhampton


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On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 11:31:40 -0000, "Joe"
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Though I don't think we'll get another proper winter again with global
warming. :-(


With global warming, it looks like we'll be having Siberian-style
winters in these parts.


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In message , Joe
writes
Hello

Does anyone think that over the past decade or so, all we've had is three
months of late autumnal weather: Cool daytime temps, slight frosts at
night, and the odd bit of snow.

I long for a proper winter, of snow and ice lingering for weeks maybe even
months, with ice on the inside of windows.


Planning getting rid of your double glazing?

We had ice on the inside of the windows when I was very young, but
double glazing fixed that!

(central heating helped as well but that came later)


Though I don't think we'll get another proper winter again with global
warming. :-(

Joe
Wolverhampton



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In message , Joe
writes
Hello

Does anyone think that over the past decade or so, all we've had is three
months of late autumnal weather: Cool daytime temps, slight frosts at
night, and the odd bit of snow.

I long for a proper winter, of snow and ice lingering for weeks maybe even
months, with ice on the inside of windows.


Planning getting rid of your double glazing?

We had ice on the inside of the windows when I was very young, but
double glazing fixed that!


Windows! When I was young we didn't have windows.


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On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 20:34:19 +0000, Five Cats ]
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We had ice on the inside of the windows when I was very young, but
double glazing fixed that!


Windows! When I was young we didn't have windows.


Yeah, we had to use that crappy DOS thing.........

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On Wed, 25 Feb 2004 20:34:19 +0000, Five Cats ]
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We had ice on the inside of the windows when I was very young, but
double glazing fixed that!


Windows! When I was young we didn't have windows.


Yeah, we had to use that crappy DOS thing.........


ZX Spectrum anybody? :-)

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"Joe" wrote in message
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Hello

Does anyone think that over the past decade or so, all we've had is three
months of late autumnal weather: Cool daytime temps, slight frosts at
night, and the odd bit of snow.

I long for a proper winter, of snow and ice lingering for weeks maybe even
months, with ice on the inside of windows.

Though I don't think we'll get another proper winter again with global
warming. :-(

Joe
Wolverhampton


I wouldn't mind if it was consistent - if we had proper cold winters every
year people would learn to cope, fit winter tyres, learn to drive on
ice/snow etc.

At the moment because it happen so rarely the whole transport system grinds
to a halt with just a few flakes. I couldn't get over the A57 Snake Pass to
Manchester on Tuesday night, and there was no more than a couple of cm of
snow, but it had frozen solid, become glazed over and polished. A couple of
cars/lorries spun in the road and that was that - road blocked.

- Michael


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In uk.sci.weather on Thu, 26 Feb 2004 at 09:46:06, MichaelJP wrote :

I wouldn't mind if it was consistent - if we had proper cold winters every
year people would learn to cope, fit winter tyres, learn to drive on
ice/snow etc.

Most of them seem to have learned from RAC rally drivers...
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