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Independent forecaster WeatherAction has also predicted the next month will be the “coldest or near coldest for 100 years” in the East of England, with cold northwesterly winds.
Originally posted by Doublemint
It is not a glitch it is more like life. The weather change that is why people try and predict it.
Originally posted by stanguilles7
I dont remember who, but there was a thread on ATS a little while back with some guy saying May was going to be a super cold month.
Weather patterns are shifting. We are getting a false spring in Jan/Feb, then temps dip back down in April/May. This has been my observation for the past decade, and its getting worse.
Depends where you are in the UK
Originally posted by stumason
reply to post by dawnprince
Looking at weather in such a short time span and declaring it "unusual" is idiotic.
In the long term, temps are only slightly below average for the whole UK with slightly above average rainfall. Nothing to get all twisted up in knots about. The long term forecast is that by the end of May, the anticyclone in the North Atlantic will move off and we will get an area of high pressure sitting across the UK, just in time for summer and bringing temps up to normal.
Originally posted by stumason
reply to post by dawnprince
Are they? It's not what the Met Office is saying via the BBC. It very much depends where you live for starters as to what sort of weather to expect, but over the whole UK temps are only slightly below average. The media are overplaying it, as they usually do, which I find funny as one week the "MSM" is the demon on ATS and the next they are the font of all truth...
Bottom line is, this is simply since records began in 1910. Plus, it is also worth noting that these predictions of "the coldest May in 100 years" were all made before the 20th April, over 2 weeks ago. If you look on the Met Office website it doesn't mention anything quite as dramatic as the media is.
"sources"... Right..