Sunday, March 31, 2013

BRRRRRRR!: COLDEST BRITISH EASTER EVAH!


Coldest Easter Sunday on record, Met Office confirms 
Easter Sunday has been confirmed as the coldest Easter day on record, with the lowest temperature recorded as -12.5C in Braemar, in the Scottish Highlands. 
The previous coldest Easter day since modern records began in 1960 was Easter Monday in 1986, which dipped to -9.8C, the Met Office said. Average temperatures for this time of year are between 10C and 13C. The prolonged cold spell covering the UK could last until mid-April, forecasters say. Easter Monday is expected to remain very cold.
IOW: AGW = TFBS.

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