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KevBrads1
24 December 2015 18:24:38

......is my favourite BBC forecast that I taped.


Reasons: time of year, the weather that was being forecast. It has always has stayed in my head. 


🎄🎉


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnIK7xU5tDo


There was a light dusting of snow that Christmas morning and it looked beautiful against the deep blue skies. Cold but beautiful.


 


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picturesareme
24 December 2015 19:45:30
115mph wind gusts & heavy snow "pretty miserable" lol. This day & age it would have been all over the news.
Gooner
24 December 2015 20:13:09

Cheers Kev , this place would be in melt down with that m given the current climate lol


Remember anything after T120 is really Just For Fun



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Andy Woodcock
24 December 2015 20:36:13
Hmmm, far more snow forecast for my area than actually fell!

We had 2 cms of dry snow on Christmas Eve morning but nothing on the day itself despite that very snowy forecast.

It was however extremely cold with several ice days around Christmas, very seasonal indeed.

Andy
Andy Woodcock
Penrith
Cumbria

Altitude 535 feet

"Why are the British so worried about climate change? Any change to their climate can only be an improvement" John Daley 2001
Andy Woodcock
24 December 2015 20:38:18

115mph wind gusts & heavy snow "pretty miserable" lol. This day & age it would have been all over the news.

Originally Posted by: picturesareme 


Actually it was all over the news and made headlines throughout the Christmas period, Shetland was snowbound for a week and Northern Scotland was isolated from the rest of the Country for days.


Andy


Andy Woodcock
Penrith
Cumbria

Altitude 535 feet

"Why are the British so worried about climate change? Any change to their climate can only be an improvement" John Daley 2001
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24 December 2015 22:34:50
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24 December 2015 22:42:20

The severe cold continued until New Year, a lot of pipes froze in buildings left unheated during the break.
Newcastle's water supply was interrupted due to the large number of burst pipes and reduced pressure.


Andy J
24 December 2015 23:02:51

According to my records, all we got here on Christmas Day was a brief light snow flurry during the afternoon.  It certainly was very cold though here, only reaching +1C on Christmas Day, and falling to -5C at night.   On Boxing Day we had a dusting from a snow shower with a max of only 0C and min of -7C.  It was a very sunny Christmas period though.


 


Gainsborough, Lincolnshire.
Norseman
24 December 2015 23:03:44

My favourite Christmas weather day up visiting the folks in the Central Highlands. All out blizzard with drifting horizontal powder snow suddenly clearing at lunchtime to a bright, calm but very cold afternoon. Around 6 inches level snow but deep drifts. Funnily enough where we were the roads were virtually clear as the snow was so fine it just blew off. 


Have seen deeper lying snow several times at Christmas but nothing beats watching it fall on the day itself.

KevBrads1
25 December 2015 19:18:24
BBC news on Christmas Day 1995 snow



Boxing Day weather and the realisation we were heading into one of the coldest spells in the north for some years. Ian McCaskill eleven said beggar.


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Saint Snow
25 December 2015 21:35:19

I wasn't paying that much attention to the weather forecasts back then (mid-20's, only mine & the [now] wife's second Xmas in our first house... I had other priorities!).


So, when we woke on Xmas morning & there was a covering of snow everywhere, it was pretty special. We drove the 5 or so miles to my mum & dad's - I remember the roads being like a skating rink, and the skies absolutely cloudless - then later onto the in-laws.


Great Xmas memory



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