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Oh I don't know how many days snow has stuck here but its probably something like 10 days. I don't know how many days it fallen but its a gazilion times more. Maybe like 50? I really don't know, because I don't count it.
21 days of snow falling here this winter. 49 days of snowing lying here. 42.5 inches of snowfall. March data may be incomplete.
Double figures arriving tomorrow after a 2 month break. To be quite honest with you i'm not looking forward to it at all.
My latest forecast has rain for the next 5 days constantly.
With night temps at 6c at the lowest.
I don't like muggy humid weather its annoying and a nuisance. Having sunshine and single figures is what I want.
And this is why time and time again I tell British posters not to bother with Mild weather because mild weather in the British isles nearly always means cloud, drizzle and rain coming from those dreaded Azores.
Never, again. Get out my sight drizzle. Thank goodness i'm going to Spain in June because I don't think I could cope with another 13c drizzle filled summer.
21 days of snow falling here this winter. 49 days of snowing lying here. 42.5 inches of snowfall. March data may be incomplete.
Considering the amount of melts in between I had I still managed to get 51 days with snow lying on the ground. The longest streak was after the blizzard with 18 days in a row.
30 days with snow falling
51 days with snow lying
Days with accumulation:
Novemember 7: 5.75"
November 27: T
December 25: 1"
December 26: 2"
December 29: 3.25"
January 12: T
January 16: 2"
January 21: T
January 25: T
January 28: .5"
February 2: .5"
February 5: .5"
February 6: T
February 9: 17"
February 16: T
February 17: .5"
February 20: T
February 22: T
February 24: T
March 7: 2"
March 8: 7.5"
March 16: .25"
March 17: 4"
I'd love to just get on a plane and leave this country for 2 months every summer. I hate summer here. I hate it.
Wanna trade? It gets tiring enduring 90-100°F heat indices in July and August especially with stinkbugs crawling everywhere (damn you, Japan, for having the same climate as our east coast)
I thought I'd put down on a calander to see when the snow fell here. Pretty neat to see like this.
The highest totals came on a Saturday then a Friday.
We had snow every day of the week but Monday had the least amount
Notice after the December 29th snowfall we had to wait 42 days before getting more than 2" of snow.
And this is why time and time again I tell British posters not to bother with Mild weather because mild weather in the British isles nearly always means cloud, drizzle and rain coming from those dreaded Azores.
Maybe in NI, but in most of the country mild weather in March and April means dry/sunny.
But lets face it the south east of england is the only place in the uk that gets a even tolerable summer. South east of england covers are very small proportion of the country.
And the mild weather isnt good for asthma sufferers my mum says the cold dry weather is good but when its mild and humdi she gets pains. Its a nusance
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