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January 5th 12, 07:18 PM
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What weather do you see less of in your area these days?
Persistent thick fog-not for years. Even post Clean Air Act they used to
occur, but not any more.The few days with 0900 fog are now invariably instances of low cloud. -- George in Epping www.eppingweather.co.uk www.winter1947.co.uk |
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January 5th 12, 07:58 PM
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What weather do you see less of in your area these days?
On Jan 5, 8:18*pm, George Booth wrote:
Persistent thick fog-not for years. Even post Clean Air Act they used to occur, but not any more.The few days with 0900 fog are now invariably instances of low cloud. -- George in Eppingwww.eppingweather.co.ukwww.winter1947.co.uk Really warm summer evenings when you could sit outside till late in the evening, and not sleep at night because it was too hot. Cheers, Alastair. Wimborne. |
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January 5th 12, 08:35 PM
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What weather do you see less of in your area these days?
On 05/01/2012 20:18, George Booth wrote:
Persistent thick fog-not for years. Even post Clean Air Act they used to occur, but not any more.The few days with 0900 fog are now invariably instances of low cloud. Crikey yes... can remember two amazing fogs. One in the mid-sixties where I ended up walking in the middle of the road without realising it. The second was in 1984 where I ended up driving a circuitous route because I knew it better than my intended route. Very scary and was vastly relieved to arrive home safely. -- Wendy Tinley Sheffield |
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January 5th 12, 08:41 PM
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What weather do you see less of in your area these days?
Wendy Tinley wrote:
On 05/01/2012 20:18, George Booth wrote: Persistent thick fog-not for years. Even post Clean Air Act they used to occur, but not any more.The few days with 0900 fog are now invariably instances of low cloud. Crikey yes... can remember two amazing fogs. One in the mid-sixties where I ended up walking in the middle of the road without realising it. The second was in 1984 where I ended up driving a circuitous route because I knew it better than my intended route. Very scary and was vastly relieved to arrive home safely. --------------------------- Yes that certainly is another good one. I remember actually walking into a lampost when I was young - pre alcohol days as well. I mean, you just can't believe it was that thick. |
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