why haven't we had any snow yet in england , doesn't feel like december?

Question

don't you feel worried about the climate and how the snow was deeper when you were younger, though funnily it didn't feel as cold though!!

Answer 1

I seem to remember snow in December being a pretty rare occurrence. It usually doesn't get really cold until late January. Thats when you'll get your snow. Snowy winter memories are somewhat rose-tinted though. We tend to forget the 5 mile walks home on slippy ice with numb fingers and toes.

Answer 2

We never get snow in December, not where I am anyway, it normally comes in Febuary, last year we had it in March. I can't say I do worry about the climate, I live in the middle of nowhere and last year we had snow covering all the fences! Maybe you live in a climatic dome? (it's caused by all the activity and polution above cities making it a few degrees warmer)
But when I was little it was never global warming, it was just that the sun is getting bigger and so the earth will get warmer - I prefer that reason too, not so much tax. God I'm only 18...

Answer 3

Yes when I was younger I remember snowfalls being alot more frequent. I live in london, we had bad snow in jan 1988 and in jan 1991 but nothing for about 12 years on a simular scale. When I moved to kent we got alot more compared to london but I do think the seasons are getting later, last winter seemed to finish early april ( we getting frosts still in late march) and still waiting for the frosts to start this year, so as far as global warming is concerned, yeah I do wonder

Answer 4

Scrooge alive & nicely & living in Chichester. Our city has an identical punny lights fixtures each and every 12 months, yet i'd leave out them if the did not hardship. it really is in common words a small situation quite, even with the undeniable fact that it does convey human beings from outdoors the city, it receives human beings interior the mood for Christmas & ultimately it truly is an funding. If Marks had any experience they could have stumped up each and each and every of the money, publicly subsidized the lights fixtures & made slightly of publicity out of it. it really isn't any longer that in the previous that they were on their bottom, particularly a lot bankrupt, you would imagine that they had have welcomed some good publicity.

Answer 5

We have had piles of it here in Canada. I love the snow! We don't usually get it until late December but this year it came in during the last week of November. Trees falling under the weight and lots of crazy stuff, but great to look at.

Answer 6

we have too much influence from the temperature of the sea in the Atlantic. In January and February - the sea will be colder and we will be more prone to "attack" from the weather from Europe and the East, then we will have snow.

Sometimes the weather in the East of the USA influences us, but is quite rare; probably a wet Christmas again?

Probably global warming does have a slight influence, but we will not see it in our lifetimes.

If the snow seemed deeper when we were young - its because we were shorter!

warm, dry, cold or wet - have a great xmas :-)

Answer 7

Snow in December is very rare indeed. Wait until late Jan, Feb and March.

Answer 8

It wasn't deeper when you were younger, you just remeber it that way, as most of us probably do.
We never get a lot of snow in December here, as someone else pointed out, it usually comes in jan-feb.

Answer 9

Personally I don't like snow, never have done , not even as a child and I like it even less now I'm grown up, especially being a driver, but it's a part of nature, so no doubt Mother Nature will bless us with her white blanket, early next year !

Answer 10

In Louisiana it never ever snows. Ya'll always complain about how it isn't snowing. If you OWN a jacket down here you are a sissy.