HolyCoast: Brits May Have Coldest Winter in 1,000 Years
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Friday, December 31, 2010

Brits May Have Coldest Winter in 1,000 Years

Global Warming, O Global Warming, Wherefore Are Thou Global Warming?
BRITAIN’S winter is the coldest since 1683 and close to being the chilliest in nearly 1,000 years.

Latest figures reveal that the average temperature since December 1 has been a perishing -1C.

That makes it the second coldest since records began in 1659.

The chilliest on record was 1683/84, when the average was -1.17C and the River Thames froze over for two months.

But with January and February to come, experts believe we could suffer the most freezing cold winter in the last 1,000 years.
Meanwhile, back in the colonies:
NOW IT'S SNOWING -- IN PHOENIX...
Enjoy the warming, folks.

2 comments:

Sam L. said...

There was 6" of snow in Tucson and surrounds on the night of Dec 6-7 (or 7-8) of '71.

The photo in the paper was condemned by the Chamber Of Commerce for reducing the tourism business.

Bob Hughes said...

I'm sure the "scientists" at the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England (home of the climategate emails) are busy moving their thermometers to warmer locations right now. Got to "hide the decline", you know...