This is a lot of snow for London. (It appeared overnight last night, and was gone as soon as the sun came out from behind the clouds.)
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RogerBW
Wed, Feb 04, 2015 11:59am
Usually enough for Transport Chaos Nightmare, though.
Beowulf
Sat, Feb 07, 2015 1:39pm
Is it true that in Dickens era Great Britain was still emerging from the tail end of the last ice age and, hence, got more snow than today?
He seems to have grown up during some of the colder winters in England; records aren’t entirely reliable, but many climatologists put the end of the Little Ice Age at roughly 1850.
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Usually enough for Transport Chaos Nightmare, though.
Is it true that in Dickens era Great Britain was still emerging from the tail end of the last ice age and, hence, got more snow than today?
He seems to have grown up during some of the colder winters in England; records aren’t entirely reliable, but many climatologists put the end of the Little Ice Age at roughly 1850.
Thanks.