Nov 2005 " this will be the harshest winter for 300 years "

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Uncle Spielberg

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Jul 6, 2003
43,097
Lancing
Its going to be 15 c tomorrow , 59 f :smokin:
 




Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
62,424
Location Location
This country is utterly pathetic when it comes to weather. The slightest bit of snow and its choas on the roads, carnage on public transport, football matches being called off etc etc etc. For a country that makes SNOW a national headline news event, our complete inability to deal with it when it arrives is an embarrassment.
 










Uncle Spielberg

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Jul 6, 2003
43,097
Lancing
It will be 15c here tomorrow
 






LANGDON SEAGULL

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Dec 9, 2004
3,549
Langdon Hills
Uncle Spielberg said:
I remember threads on here and headlines in papers with archive photos of cars burried in 10 feet high snow drifts and lakes frozen over with the obligatory headline " brace yourself for the big freeze ".

BRACE YOURSELF FOR THE BIG FREEZE

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Uncle Spielberg

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Jul 6, 2003
43,097
Lancing
Shoreham max 18/1/06 13.6c , 56 f

Bar B on the beach tomorrow, its going to be pushing 60 f and quite sunny.
 


CoventrySeagull

New member
Jul 7, 2003
151
Back in HANGLETON
If we do get a big freeze as they are suggesting on the long range forecast (ie. end of Jan/early Feb.) then it could fcuk our season right up. Feb is going to be a crucial month for us, as they are fixtures we WILL be needing points from!!! We need to win against the teams around us, or we'll be scratching around for last gasp wins in April if not. Can do without fixture congestion in April, as we haven't got the biggest squad as we all know.

Do we really want to go through the agony of last day heroics YET again?

I'm still confident we can do it though, make no mistake. If we can beat teams like Leeds who were in form prior to us playing them, then we have enough quality to stay up.

Thoughts please.
 




Uncle Spielberg

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Jul 6, 2003
43,097
Lancing
Last nights minimum was 54 f in most of the country, 20 f above normal. Today it is going up 57 f about 15f above normal. Its going down to 45f by Sunday which is normal. Not a big freeze. There will no games called off in February don't worry.
 


aftershavedave

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Jul 9, 2003
7,156
as 10cc say, not in hove
Europe freeze could head west
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Much of north-east Europe is struggling with freezing temperatures and the severe weather may be heading for Britain.

The temperature in Moscow has dropped to -30C and it is possible Britain will also suffer.

A PA WeatherCentre spokesman said: "From around next Thursday the wind does seem to be turning more easterly and it is very cold at the moment in Russia and that is where the air would be coming from. However, it is a long way off and things could certainly change.

"If it happens then there would probably be sub-zero temperatures by day and hard frosts overnight and a risk of snow showers in the east.

"It looks like across much of northern Europe there is a blocking pattern building up so that the normal westerly winds from the Atlantic are being stopped by an anti-cyclone.

"It could well change, but it is kind of a battle of how much the Atlantic influence is going to come in from the west and how far west the high pressure will come across from the east.

"It is a bit dodgy to say at the moment whether it is going to happen or not."

blah blah blah
 


Simster

"the man's an arse"
Jul 7, 2003
54,952
Surrey
Easy 10 said:
This country is utterly pathetic when it comes to weather. The slightest bit of snow and its choas on the roads, carnage on public transport, football matches being called off etc etc etc. For a country that makes SNOW a national headline news event, our complete inability to deal with it when it arrives is an embarrassment.
No it isn't. Considering the obsession with tax rises by most people in this country, how many would be happy to pay for the huge tax rises required to improve the infrastructure to sufficiently deal with the inconvenience caused by the annual 2 inches of snow?

If we had the climate of Sweden, Switzerland or Norway, the infrastructure would already be in place. But we don't, we're protected by the gulf stream.
 


Goodfella

North Stand Boy X320
Feb 9, 2004
4,964
Brighton
afters said:
Europe freeze could head west
ITN Thursday January 19, 09:58 AM

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Europe freeze could head west
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Much of north-east Europe is struggling with freezing temperatures and the severe weather may be heading for Britain.

The temperature in Moscow has dropped to -30C and it is possible Britain will also suffer.

A PA WeatherCentre spokesman said: "From around next Thursday the wind does seem to be turning more easterly and it is very cold at the moment in Russia and that is where the air would be coming from. However, it is a long way off and things could certainly change.

"If it happens then there would probably be sub-zero temperatures by day and hard frosts overnight and a risk of snow showers in the east.

"It looks like across much of northern Europe there is a blocking pattern building up so that the normal westerly winds from the Atlantic are being stopped by an anti-cyclone.

"It could well change, but it is kind of a battle of how much the Atlantic influence is going to come in from the west and how far west the high pressure will come across from the east.

"It is a bit dodgy to say at the moment whether it is going to happen or not."

blah blah blah

Time for a spot of sunbathing, me thinks :lolol:
 




Man of Harveys

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Jul 9, 2003
18,877
Brighton, UK
One thing is obsessing me at the moment: how come these elderly Russian people that they're showing on the news swimming around in their Soviet-issue bathing suits when it's literally minus 30C outside DON'T GET ILL?

Someone sneezes in the next train carriage to me and I'm ill the next day. What's that all about.
 


Man of Harveys said:
One thing is obsessing me at the moment: how come these elderly Russian people that they're showing on the news swimming around in their Soviet-issue bathing suits when it's literally minus 30C outside DON'T GET ILL?

Someone sneezes in the next train carriage to me and I'm ill the next day. What's that all about.

It is supposed to be good for you circulation and immune system. My Finnish mum in law loves swimming in holes in frozen lakes. I tried it once, naked in -12 air temp, and I honestly thought I was going to die.
 


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