BARRY

8.2c and sunny

temp currently 0.6c dewpoint 0.2c

Welcome back hope your improving

hope she recovers quickly

you being close to the river best thing to build

temp 8.2c humidity 83%

situation normal

tomorrow is another day

nomality returns to these shores.

A And we will be here for a few more disappointing winter

Rain Rain Rain

For the sanity of all on this forum we need an answer

back to normal

Is this another model climb down, happens most winters

can't win

open to offers

Looking forward to the next few weeks we have a not seen models trending cold in agreement like this for years

models still trying to get a handle on the SSW

there's a lot of changes still to come, got to be positive

WE HAVE TO STAND BACK AND OBSERVE

I was 23

The last really severe winter of the 20th Century occurred in 1978/79, and although not as cold as 1963 or as snowy as 1947, it was memorable none the less. Much of the UK experienced long cold spells with heavy snowfall. The other thing which makes 1979 special is that it was the first severe winter to occur in the UK after colour photography had become widespread and was recent enough for people in their 30s or older to remember. I can personally recall heavy snow that year, especially during the middle part of February. Although a number of cold winters followed in the 1980s, none of them could match 1979.

twas a bloody cold winter i know was working on a 21ft open all yesr round ferry