Fall 2012 Thread (September - November) (climate, snow, warm, averages)

[nei]

Also, the Glenshane snow storm you posted is not typical at all, it's as atypical as the late spring snowstorm I posted above.

Glenshane Severe Blizzard - Page 1

It's Spring, the clocks have gone forward, and we have just experienced our worst snow storm since the sixties!

[Mac15]

And?

[P London]

Originally Posted by owenc

Daffodils are always the first things and they normally come in April.

What's up with you and April. Those flowers can bloom with only a slight hint of spring temps. Also spring temperatures can start in February in NI due to the effect of the ocean, while London and the east in general are still experiencing winter ish temperatures due to being less exposed to that mild crap.
It really does DEPEND on location. North, south, east, urban area or rural location.

[Mac15]

Yes, we do get mild temperatures in April but not the kinda of Mildness that London gets. The record high for London in February is 20c, here it is 14c. While London is under an Easterly flow and Ice Cold it will always be below average here, they are not that far away.

[nei]

Originally Posted by owenc

And?

[P London]

Originally Posted by owenc

Yes, we do get mild temperatures in April but not the kinda of Mildness that London gets. The record high for London in February is 20c, here it is 14c. While London is under an Easterly flow and Ice Cold it will always be below average here, they are not that far away.

I know that. I'm just saying it's NOT a rule that the south and London is warmer.

[Mac15]

Yea, but it is most of the time.

[ilovemycomputer90]

What's the record snowfall in Northern Ireland (or anywhere in the UK) for April?

[Mac15]

Yea just so you can bumb and blow about how great america is.

I'm getting sick and tired of this nonsense.

[P London]

Check for yourself how are we suppose to have this information on tap