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With November around the corner, which outlier weather event would you like to see next month?
A) After a freakishly quiet Atlantic hurricane season, a VERY late season cat 2 hurricane spurs up and strikes Florida directly.
B) London gets hit by a major early season blizzard (blizzards are exceedingly rare in London in January, let alone November).
C) Seattle goes the entire month of NOVEMBER without getting measurable rain (just a trace is recorded in a couple of days)
D) A major late season heat wave hits New York City and temperatures hit 90 F in the middle of November.
E) Vostok Station records a record high of 32 F on the last day November beating it's previous record high of 10 F by 12 degrees.
F) A freakish set of circumstances with a system dropping from the Gulf of Alaska colliding with a warm system from the Pacific ocean produce an outbreak of tornadoes in Los Angeles.
But if London gets a blizzard how does that live the rest of Britain? Snowed under 100cm of snow?
If London gets a blizzard, then people in Glasgow will probably be watching the news reports in envy as we get absolutely nothing (we normally miss out when the east of Britain gets snow). So I really hope not that one.
If London gets a blizzard, then people in Glasgow will probably be watching the news reports in envy as we get absolutely nothing (we normally miss out when the east of Britain gets snow). So I really hope not that one.
B, of course. The British posters here deserve some snow.
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