Hi all,
I have a memory of working on an archaeological dig in Northants in the early 1980's.
I can't say I was aware of the forecast, but woke one January morning to find a level 9" of snow
when there hadn't been any before. It was very exciting !
I made a valiant attempt to dig my car out of the cul de sac, but didn't get far as main roads were
totally blocked.
This from a Northants Met Office site ..
"A notable example was the blizzard of 8/9 January 1982 when 36 hours of snow accompanied by easterly gales gave 30 to 50 cm of level snow and drifts that were locally over 1metre deep."
Also, I'm afraid I haven't dates, but twice while I have lived here in E. Yorks we have sat down to Christmas
lunch and the first flakes of snow have just started to fall. Amazing and magical it seemed.
B.