100 DAYS OF HEAVY SNOW: Britain now facing worst winter in SIXTY YEARS warn forecasters
LONG-RANGE weather forecasters have warned that Britain should prepare for heavy and persistent snow for up to THREE MONTHS with winter 2013 set to be the worst in more than 60 years.
The latest detailed forecasts for winter 2013 ALL point
towards months of relentless extreme cold with heavy snow 'extremely likely'
across the country.
Arctic air will roar in from the North Pole later this week, triggering the start of the worst winter in many people's lifetimes.
Experts in long-range weather forecasting said the WHOLE of Britain should be prepared for this winter to be the most severe since 1947, which saw the UK hit by relentless snow and some of the lowest temperatures on record.
February 1947 was the coldest in history with
heavy snow the following month leading to seven-metre high drifts.Arctic air will roar in from the North Pole later this week, triggering the start of the worst winter in many people's lifetimes.
Experts in long-range weather forecasting said the WHOLE of Britain should be prepared for this winter to be the most severe since 1947, which saw the UK hit by relentless snow and some of the lowest temperatures on record.
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