Freezing temperatures: Sea frozen as cold weather grips Britain
January 10, 2009
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Freezing temperatures: Sea frozen as cold weather grips Britain
http://www.telegraph.co.uk
07 Jan 2009
The cold weather snap across Britain plunged to new temperature lows causing the sea to freeze in Dorset and bringing chaos to the roads.
The sub-zero temperatures have frozen the sea at Poole Harbour in Sandbanks, Dorset, with ice reaching 20 yards from the shoreline.
Southern England, normally immune to the worst of the weather, was gripped by conditions colder than parts of Iceland and Greenland overnight as temperatures fell close to -12 Celsius (10.4 Farenheit)
Where's my Global Warming Dude? By Global Freeze 
Well. It is the second week of January, so I don’t expect much else. It is when I would expect to experience the coldest weather of the year. Perhaps we’ve been spoilt over the last couple of years, when temparatures in January haven’t been quite this low.
The temperature in my back garden went down to -7.8 Celsius last night, which is as cold as it has ever been over the 15 years that I’ve been monitoring it, because of my greenhouse.
So the exceptionally cold weather is unusual, but it isn’t actually any worse than I’ve seen here before. It has definitely been this cold before, but not very often. And its the right time of year for a cold snap. If it was April instead of January, it really would be something to talk about…
Still. I accumulated plenty of extra body-fat over Christmas, so I reckon I will survive !
Please make sure that Al Gore is held accountable for his most recent misleading statement about climate change:
http://www.hootervillegazette.com
Click on the picture of Al Gore holding up five fingers to see the video of his outrageous prediction.