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>24 March, 2010: Ferocious, Frightening or a Fairytale? A Continental Winter which brought one of the coldest, longest winters in living memory to Britain

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>24 March, 2010: Ferocious, Frightening or a Fairytale? A Continental Winter which brought one of the coldest, longest winters in living memory to Britain

> Christmas Day 2009 (outside of Kirkintilloch) An Account of a Memorial and Historic UK Winter of 2009-10. By Mark Vogan Provisional Summary from the Met Officehttp://www.metoffice.gov.uk/climate/uk/2010/winter.html This winter for me was one to remember, one to always look back at and say, yes I remember back to the great winter of 09-10”. My first […]

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>NEW POSTS TODAY!!!

Written by on March 24, 2010 in Rest of Europe with 2 Comments

>Unfortunately yesterday was yet another “poor post day” or should I say a “non post” day. Rest assured, later today will see the release to my UK winter summary as well as hopefully another one or two posts to go with. Doing more driving and therefore my work and hours is limiting my abilility to […]

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>COMING SOON!!!!

Written by on March 22, 2010 in Rest of Europe with 1 Comment

>MARK VOGAN’S UK PRELIMINARY SUMMER FORECAST COMING MARCH 31, 2010What lies ahead for our summer? Another BBQ summer bust, another washout or will we enjoy some good, prolonged warm sunshine for the first time since 2006?The thoughts of Mark Vogan on this summer will be released March 31, 2010… Stay Tuned!!

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>22 March, 2010: No posts today, bedtime thoughts

Written by on March 22, 2010 in Rest of Europe with 0 Comments

>I appologise for no new posts today. I have been somewhat swamped with other commitments since returning home from work today so I won’t have time to sit down and write until tomorrow but here are some items I shall leave you with before heading for bed. Checkout the Fan Page as I have uploaded […]

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>Campsies Snow Dissapears, heralds the end to winter here

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>Campsies Snow Dissapears, heralds the end to winter here

> Feb 28 Today Feb 28 Today MORE IMAGES OF “BEFORE AND AFTER” ON FACEBOOK FAN PAGE, SEE LINK AT BOTTOM OF THIS POST! My intentions today was to head up the Campsies and photograph as well as measure the remaining snow up there only to find NOTHING but a few tiny patches of snow. […]

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>21 March, 2010: What’s Ahead?

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>Main Postings Coming up on Weather and Climate Through the Eyes of Mark Vogan. 1) I am currently working on my UK Winter 2009-10 Summary and this shall be posted ASAP. 2) A look back at the Southern Snowstorm, has Dallas beat it’s old seasonal snow record? 3) Tuesday or Wednesday I shall be dicussing […]

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>21 March, 2010: Upside Down: Sub-freezing highs and snow in Oklahoma, Upper 60s to near 70 in Maine

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>21 March, 2010: Upside Down: Sub-freezing highs and snow in Oklahoma, Upper 60s to near 70 in Maine

> Yesterdays Highs (Graphic Courtesy of The Weather Channel) Enjoying those 70s on the Greenway in Boston, MA (Photo Courtesy of the Boston Globe) Dreadful conditions for shoppers fighting windchill and snow along S. Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL (Photo Courtesy of The Chicago Tribune) Whilst the march of colder air drove across the country and […]

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>20 March, 2010: 37 in Dallas, 60 in Shreveport. BOS-NYC-BALT/WASH CORRIDOR LOW TO MID-70S

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>20 March, 2010: 37 in Dallas, 60 in Shreveport. BOS-NYC-BALT/WASH CORRIDOR LOW TO MID-70S

> Graphics courtesy of The Weather Channel Just 37 in Dallas with 27 degree windchill whilst to the east in Shreveport, La it’s 60 and rising! Out of Boston, NYC, Philly.. Boston is currently warmest at the moment! OK City is now down at 28 degrees with a bitter 14-degree wind chill. Amarillo feels-like 3 […]

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>20 March, 2009: Blizzard conditions today in OKC after 73-degree high yesterday

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>20 March, 2009: Blizzard conditions today in OKC after 73-degree high yesterday

> Graphics courtesy of The Weather Channel It’s wild times on the High Plains where 60s and 70s has been sliced by a strong Arctic front which has sent temps crashing and snow flakes are flying in areas that basked in the 70s just yesterday afternoon. Heavy snow, strong winds and wind chill is now […]

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>A progressive Snowstorm to bring sharp temp drop, foot of snow expected in Oklahoma

Written by on March 20, 2010 in Rest of Europe with 0 Comments

>Oklahoma may see a foot of snow and this is going to push OK locales above their old all-time snow records for a season. Whilst 1-2 feet of snow falls across the Rockies and now into the Plains, now knocking on the door of the Chicago area after a high yesterday of 65 degrees, we […]

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