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  1. Until December 2010, it was the last sub zero CET month, so based on that alone it wasn't never forgotten. It has been quoted for years by winter fans as they hunted for the next sub zero CET month, pre Dec '10.I certainly remembered Feb 86, the standout moments seeing snow falling from blue skies.
  2. I think that was largely a freezing rain event? That was the big disappointment, it looked like a good snowy breakdown but infact it was mostly freezing rain.
  3. Photos of that Saturday. That really was a stunning day with those deep blue skies and sun.
  4. Heavy snow showers crossed the Pennines on a strong easterly that Friday night in January 1996 giving one of the deepest snow coverings of the 90s. A real strong mid winter easterly with low 850hpas has been virtually non existent since
  5. One of my favourite snowfalls was post Christmas 2000. That came down in a couple of hours in the early hours and the landscape was transformed from a dull lifeless world into a magical winter wonderland. That Saturday was beautiful, brilliant blue skies and a white mantle.
  6. A lovely November day And sunset of this remarkable day
  7. Ice volcanoes? http://pluto.jhuapl.edu/News-Center/News-Article.php?page=20151109
  8. 16.4C Tucking into mango, pineapple, drinking coconut milk out of its shell. Barbados has comes to the UK, it's warm out there!
  9. Memories....flashback to 7 years ago https://forum.netweather.tv/topic/45571-the-disappearing-winters/ From the penultimate post "Not much chance of a cold winter in the next 5 years on this basis either." 4 of the next 5 winters were below average.
  10. Interestingly, the NAO for last winter was far more +ve than winter 1997-98 and so was the AO and yet it was 1.6C cooler than 1997-98 for the CET.
  11. One gripe about Autumn is when leaf litter becomes wet on pavements turns slippery and into a horrible mush.
  12. Did a time-lapse this evening, the constellations of Cassiopeia, Andromeda, the Square of Pegasus, Perseus, Aries and near the end, Taurus and Auriga. The Pleiades and the V of the Hyades are clear to see.
  13. Well the mobility has cleared the crap of low visibility and increasing pollution. The visibility is the best it has been for a while.
  14. ...and the meteorological winter starts....1st December?
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