Although I only saw (and obviously photographed) little ‘patches’ of snow in the UK (here and here), 2010/2011 is the third consecutive harsh winter in Great Britain.
Thanking Natalia Chechina (more pics taken by her) again for these two images, here’s how true British snow looks – laid on the Edinburgh Castle.
The hardly credible Met Office – see here, here, here, here or here why – announces a White Christmas this year.
Anyway, instead of a blessing (for the British children who would rather have video games as presents, thus spend holidays indoors), the snow could be a curse for retailers.
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Monday 13 December 2010
A third consecutive harsh winter in the UK [O a treia iarnă aspră consecutivă în UK]
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There was a nice joke about the credibility of the Met Office:
A mathematician asked his friend, who was working at the Met Office:
"What is the percentage of accurate weather predictions ?"
And his friend says: "Well, it's about 40%"
To which the mathematician replies: "Then why not say the opposite ?"
I can say nothing else than...
..."there's a seed of truth in every joke" :-)
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