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The temperature graph along side shows these values. I think it might be a while before these values are exceeded.
We seem to be heading for one of the coldest December’s on record. I remember looking at the daily average temperatures for December 1890, at the time, the coldest on record. The coldest daily average for that month was minus 6.8°C and I thought there’s no way we'll get temperatures like that nowadays. How do you get an average daily temperature of minus 6.8°C? I know now!
We managed to get out and about a bit yesterday. This photo was from the M1 looking towards Ossett as the sun started to set. What's that about red sky at night?
From 03 Weather 2010 |
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