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  1. I can't believe some of the comments on here. So it maybe wasn't as strong as forecast on the south coast, but I and lots of others in the North and Scotland can tell you we got an absolute battering last night. Roofs ripped off, chimneys down, fallen trees etc. The most notable storm we've had for a long while .

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  2. My take on things is that I don't deny that man made global warming exists. The big question is how much of the warming trend since industrialisation is attributable to man made greenhouse emissions? I don't think we will ever know the answer to this question. One thing I don't agree with though is the shutting down of the debate on this, by  stating there's a consensus, when nothing is definite. I suspect 30 years from now little will have changed. Then again I can't be certain and I may be proved wrong. My mind is certainly open to all possibilities and not closed like some.

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  3. 54 minutes ago, Rob 79812010 said:

    I remember a morning in the 90's in April when there was a good 3 inches in Manc. 3 inches is good for January never mind April. Not been able to fund any details but imagine a northerly or northe westerly with. Def no shadow. Blooming shadow!!!

    There were 2 mornings on the trot with lying snow in April in maybe 1994 or 1995 in West Cumbria. Almost t shirt weather for the afternoon of both days. 

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  4. 2 hours ago, damianslaw said:

    If you look at archive BBC weather footage, heavy snow was forecast to hit west of the Pennines late on the Friday and into Saturday. It did come as a surprise as we don't tend to see trough features do this, there was a straight long fetch easterly flow. We ended up with around 5-6 inches, it being a Saturday as well made it very memorable.. had I known at the time just 9 days later we would then be buried in a level 18 inch cover, and cut off for a couple of days.. I'm not sure I could contain myself, but back then we didn't have the computer models, just as well!

    I remember February 1996 well. I lived just south of Egremont at the time and it started snowing heavily on the Monday morning and never let up until the following morning. The drifts were enormous and buried my car on the driveway. I really need to find the photos which were taken at the time. One shows an attempt to deliver milk from the local farm, with the milkman attempting to get through a drift of maybe 8-10ft to the front door. 

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