Originally Posted by Rich Tea.:
“I've just watched a video narrated by Tomasz Schafernaker on the BBC's website regarding this "sudden stratospheric warming" which was very interesting and informative indeed.
Early yesterday morning (29th Feb) the temperature fell to -2.1c here in Bucks which was colder than I was expecting. Then today the sudden mildness has hit again after the rain went through, reaching almost 13c. However I was genuinely very surprised to see the actual forecast an hour ago suggesting possible snowfall even down south during tomorrow. I'll believe it when I see it however. I've got photographs in an album of widespread and a decent covering of snow that happened on 3rd March 1995, which was after a very mild winter season in 1994/95 in which February had not even gone below zero at any point in my area, which is the same place on left as I'm still at today.
The "spring" month of March 2016 could very possibly end up a colder month than the "winter" one of December 2015, aided by the extreme mild conditions three months ago.”
“I've just watched a video narrated by Tomasz Schafernaker on the BBC's website regarding this "sudden stratospheric warming" which was very interesting and informative indeed.
Early yesterday morning (29th Feb) the temperature fell to -2.1c here in Bucks which was colder than I was expecting. Then today the sudden mildness has hit again after the rain went through, reaching almost 13c. However I was genuinely very surprised to see the actual forecast an hour ago suggesting possible snowfall even down south during tomorrow. I'll believe it when I see it however. I've got photographs in an album of widespread and a decent covering of snow that happened on 3rd March 1995, which was after a very mild winter season in 1994/95 in which February had not even gone below zero at any point in my area, which is the same place on left as I'm still at today.
The "spring" month of March 2016 could very possibly end up a colder month than the "winter" one of December 2015, aided by the extreme mild conditions three months ago.”
You don't happen to have a link to that do you, Rich Tea?





