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Thank you, I enjoyed that.
Please confirm whether I have interpreted correctly or misunderstood: because you haven't used the terms "average" for temperature or sunshine in the 2023 row, has 2023 been milder than average and cloudier than average in a way that it hasn't been rainier than average? dg writes: yes. |
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I think that chart has summed up the English climate. Main difference from Norfolk is that it's been a very wet autumn, and winter so far.
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What's been incredible this year is the level of wind: gridwatch.templar.co.uk shows the amount of electricity generated, with this month wind frequently being over 50% of consumed electricity.
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My entire year has felt like July.
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I'd forgotten that last winter's snow came very early, in December 2022.
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Has this year been unusually windy? Or do we just have ever increasing amounts of installed capacity, and usual amounts of wind to make it work?
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No snow down here but according to the Met Office link the UK officially had a White Christmas this year - even though the snowflake that fell was in the Highlands!
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I look out for the word 'mild' on the weather forecast, because it's so ambiguous: each year I mark the first time it's used to mean cool as officially summer, and in the winter it means pleasant. So as a summary of the year it's a little ambiguous.
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