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Far colder? Really? If that is the case, then why do the averages show that NI is not 'far colder' than England? Either the NW winds that occur are not that cold, or there is A LOT of mild weather to make up for all that cold weather.
We're talking about snow, anyway, not temperatures.
Anyway, time for bed as the big boys have work in the morning.
Lol...
You are just being fickle now because you know full well that north west airmasses deliver for Northern Ireland...
Don't even think about twisting what I said.
Wow, well done at being incredibly selective. Sheffield's weather station is located at the heart of the city so has a significant urban heat island. Pretty impressive for one of the UK's largest cities I think.
Owen could you please just shout the up, England is clearly much snowier than Northern Ireland and is more exposed to cold air masses while Northern Ireland is more exposed to Maritime air masses. Time and time again you try and prove that Northern Ireland is some kind of paradise for cold lovers when its clearly not.
The polar maritime air mass is nowhere near as cold as the polar continental air mass which suggests when Northern Ireland does get winds coming from the NW it doesn't get nowhere near as cold as England or Great Britain as a whole when we have winds coming from the North, Northeast or east. As I've said before the further west you are the more moderated you are this is true for the whole of Europe.
Belfast averages 7.9c in its coldest month which is comparable with some places in Southeast England while in Belfasts warmest in averages a pathetic 19.7c.
Stockton-on-tees in Northeast England for comparison averages 6.8c in its coldest month. While in its warmest month the town averages 20.4c What does that show?? It shows that England or especially Eastern England is much more variable (colder in winter/warmer in summer) than NI is
NI is paradise for people who cant handle any real heat or cold lol
i live in eastern England and it snows every winter here, with some days having below 0c highs
Owen could you please just shout the up, England is clearly much snowier than Northern Ireland and is more exposed to cold air masses while Northern Ireland is more exposed to Maritime air masses. Time and time again you try and prove that Northern Ireland is some kind of paradise for cold lovers when its clearly not.
The polar maritime air mass is nowhere near as cold as the polar continental air mass which suggests when Northern Ireland does get winds coming from the NW it doesn't get nowhere near as cold as England or Great Britain as a whole when we have winds coming from the North, Northeast or east. As I've said before the further west you are the more moderated you are this is true for the whole of Europe.
Belfast averages 7.9c in its coldest month which is comparable with some places in Southeast England while in Belfasts warmest in averages a pathetic 19.7c.
Stockton-on-tees in Northeast England for comparison averages 6.8c in its coldest month. While in its warmest month the town averages 20.4c What does that show?? It shows that England or especially Eastern England is much more variable (colder in winter/warmer in summer) than NI is
So for once owen please just Shhh!
My average winter high is 6c so maybe you should shut up!!
NI is paradise for people who cant handle any real heat or cold lol
i live in eastern England and it snows every winter here, with some days having below 0c highs
Such a pity that my record low max and low is lower than yours eh.
Must also remember that I have hit 30 this year and you have not.
Such a pity that my record low max and low is lower than yours eh.
Must also remember that I have hit 30 this year and you have not.
haha first of all you didnt hit 30, somewhere else in NI did, not your town... in that case I hit 33c in London this year so yeah you loose. and my avh july and august high are warmer than yours by few dgrees
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