In 1947 my parents lived on the edge of the peak district in an old stone cottage. The coldest February in the CET series with an average of −1.9 C (28.6 F) features the coldest Central England maximum temperature for any month since records began in … No sunshine at all was recorded at Kew for twenty days from 2 February,[4] whilst across England and Wales the month was the second-dullest February since records began in 1929, with only 30.8 hours of sunshine or 1.1 per day. I remember seeing a photo in the News Chronicle of about a dozen house sparrows all perched on a high cast iron gate and all frozen stiff. This winter will be remembered as the snowiest winter of last The 2° figure we must not exceed was more or less plucked out of the air 40 years go by William Nordhaus and has no particular relevance. As other’s have noted on the above thread, the amounts of snow during the UK 47 winter episode were mind boggling [for youngsters at any rate] in amounts and depth, though winds blowing snow off the fields into large drifts must surely have been a significant/ big factor – of course. To understand scientific fashions one has to be a sceptic…in fact all scientists should be sceptics at heart. It was while my father was there that the temperature plummeted to -81.4°F on February 3, 1947, the coldest day in Canadian history, and a record-breaking low for all of North America. Weather News. [10], In Wales a disaster fund of £4,575,000 was partly allocated to assist farmers who lost about 4 million sheep. Large parts of the city and surrounding areas were flooded, in which 9,000 properties and nearly a hundred industrial premises were affected – some to first-floor height. Find comprehensive historical weather data by zip code in the United States going back to 1949. The winter of 1962-63. Please choose Region and Parameter However, all of this was to change as an area of high pressure set up a weather pattern which dominated the UK for the rest of the winter.”. Storms began just after Christmas and … http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/climate/uk/summaries/actualmonthly. (Record Group 27) 1735-1979 Overview of Records Locations Table of Contents 27.1 Administrative History 27.2 Meteorological Records of the Surgeon General's Office 1819-1916 27.3 Records of the Smithsonian Meteorological Project 1848-91 27.4 Records of Signal Corps Meteorological Work 1859-97 27.4.1 Correspondence 27.4.2 Administrative records 27.4.3 Records of observations … On no day in February 1947 did the temperature at Kew Observatory top 4.4C, and only twice in the month was the night minimum temperature above 0C. Weather history for places in Pennsylvania. [9], The winter had a lasting effect on Britain's industry; by February 1947 it was already estimated that that year's industrial output would be down by 10 per cent. All my life, it seems, has been tied up with road works at Wetherby. Fish recalls going to a New Year's Eve party and getting stuck in a blizzard on the way home. The strangest thing about 1947, was the first part of the winter was very mild, with only 2 failed cold spells…The weather in fact, turned unseasonably mild for a time. [4][8] Several hundred villages were cut off. Average winter temperature The average temperature in the Netherlands during winter is 3,4C. "Examining the social consequences of extreme weather: the outcomes of the 1946/1947 winter in upland Wales, UK. This sector gives access to historic weather data for over 5000 stations worldwide. The UK experienced several cold spells, beginning on 21 January 1947, bringing large drifts of snow to the country, which blocked roads and railways. [11] On 15 March a deepening depression moved in from the Atlantic, bringing heavy rain and gales. The winter began with two periods of cold weather in December 1946 and January 1947, but the coldest period did not begin until 21 January 1947. One abiding memory is coming down one morning into the kitchen and seeing a ‘fantasy’ shape of snow spread across the kitchen floor. Include a date for which you would like to see weather history. Find historical weather by searching for a city, zip code, or airport code. At the start of the winter the coal stockpiles contained enough coal to last for just four weeks, compared to the usual supplies of ten to twelve weeks which existed before the war. [8] The snow also trapped 750,000 railway wagons of coal and made roads unusable, further hampering transport. For example, the February rainfall at Gibraltar was 9.3 inches (240 mm), three times the average. I remember, vividly, waking up to find the snow up to the bedroom windowsills on one side of the house. February 1947 was the coldest February on record in many places. [7] Food supplies were again affected by the snow-bound roads and in some places the police requested permission to break into delivery lorries stranded by the snow. Mike Kendon, who works for the Met Office’s National Climate Information Centre, has co-authored several papers on the severity of British winters. We had a worn old wooden threshold under the outside door into the kitchen and the wind through the night blew the snow across the kitchen floor and piled it against the kitchen cabinet doors opposite. “Many people regard 1963 as a record winter, and in the record going back to 1910, this winter does stand out. "The spring floods of 1947. The US has seen a variety of winters over the previous century—every thing from heat, delicate years the place of us might stroll leisurely by means of parks The United States has seen a variety of winters over the previous century—the whole lot from heat, gentle years the place people might stroll leisurely by Towards the end of February, there were also fears of a food shortage as supplies were cut off and vegetables were frozen into the ground. Winter Temperature Variability During Warming and Cooling Periods in the Conterminous United States, 1947-1992 By: Z.-Y. My mum had one of those, dark red over cream! I was helped in this journey by three things: I had lived through the global-cooling scare of the 70s which was real, in spite of all the best efforts of those who believed in it then (and now prefer to deny it) to convince us otherwise — and it didn’t take long to find that the cooling scaremongers and the now warming scaremongers were in many cases the same people. Drew, offered to help distribute them personally. This, in turn, put a greater strain on the supply of electricity – the monthly demand increase caused by electric fires in 1946 was roughly the same as the annual increase in generating capacity. Gales and heavy snowstorms brought blizzard conditions especially on March 4 and 5 when heavy snow fell over most of England and Wales. [3][7] Food rations, still in use from the Second World War, were cut to levels lower than in the war years. Because of the anticyclone to the north of the United Kingdom, several incoming Atlantic depressions which would otherwise have hit Britain tracked south to the Mediterranean region, resulting in Portugal, Spain, and Southern France having more rain than usual while remaining relatively warm. The mean maximum temperature during February 1947 in England was -0.7ºC with the mean minimum of -3.8ºC, as compared to the climatological average of 6.9ºC and 1.0ºC, respectively. [17] Shinwell's resignation did not absolve the party: Labour lost a large number of seats to the Conservative Party in the following election (but retained a slim majority). 12.91 inch Av. I spent a lot of time on some of the fairly basic physics I had forgotten, for example, not to mention trying to find as much data as I could on why and how the earth was suddenly heading down a slippery slope because of an increase in an essential trace gas which I knew from my own readings had been in much higher concentrations in the past and why a barely measurable increase in earth’s temperature had any sort of potential to lead to catastrophe. The United States has seen a variety of winters over the previous century—the whole lot from heat, gentle years the place people might stroll leisurely by The Met Office has this fascinating account: Seventy years ago, from late January until mid March, easterly winds drove a succession of snowstorms across the UK resulting in what was believed to have been the snowiest winter since the mid-nineteenth century. During the 1947 winter season, temperatures were average throughout most of the country and precipitation was lighter than normal. was Wetherby-Selby where they were busy dualling the A1. (if only they’d had solar pv !!!). The worst British winter of modern times was an icy monster. Happy times indeed. Storms began just after Christmas and continued on and off for weeks. To get my regular samples I had to walk to the middle of the river, smash the ice with a sledgehammer and drop the sampler through. Scientists believe that this volcano is extinct even though it erupted once. ", This page was last edited on 5 February 2021, at 16:17. If I had the time and the access to resources [university libraries], very much I’d like to spend some time making a historical study of all of this [1947] because it all fascinates me, yuk and yuk…… though I really don’t like cold hard winters! As the UK was recovering from the effects of the Second World War, the armed forces were called upon to clear roads and railways of snowdrifts that were up to seven metres deep in places. Futuristic (and really fast!) Fortunately local farmers were on hand to help — her, not the mothers! Temperature ( F) Actual Historic Avg. Reports of wind, 1872-79; rainfall, 1871-84; barometric pressure, 1871-90; and temperature, 1871-86. Thereafter, the temperature fell to 32 degrees by 4am on the 21st. Many look back with fondness on a winter wonderland. Most sampling points were out in the wilds some distance from the nearest house. We had to fill every 40 gallon oil drums we could lay our hands on, with wood and fire them up in positions all over the plant to prevent water pipe lines from freezing. As I recall, a very warm spring,early summer followed and we were swimming in the local canals quite early on. conclude that, "Probably more than anything else, the fuel crisis of 1947 led to a loss of public confidence in the Labour government. [10] By 16 March winds reached 50 knots (90 km/h) with 90-knot (170 km/h) gusts, causing breaches in dykes in East Anglia that resulted in the flooding of 100 square miles (260 km2) of land,[4][7] and blowing many trees down. [9] Supplies of aspirin also ran low as it was then a product of coal-tar, thousands of chickens in poultry farms died of the cold, and public transport services were cut to save fuel. Cold late Winter; Warm late Summer. To date I am still waiting for any empirical evidence that the current state of the planet is anything to worry about. I totally agree that all scientists should have a degree of scepticism in their make-up. Naturalist and broadcaster Chris Packham, who is currently on our screens as one of the presenters of BBC Winterwatch, said: “Winter is always a challenging season for wildlife, but some winters stand out as being especially harsh, with 1947 being a particularly brutal example. Weather averages, seasons, and tips on the best time to visit. [7] Despite such expedients, lack of fuel forced many power stations to shut down or reduce their output. "[18], The effects of the winter came at a time of heavy government spending with 15 per cent of the GDP being spent on the armed forces and large expenditure on the new National Health Service and post-war reconstruction. 27.4.5 Records of the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition, 1881-84. The weather station operated from 1943 to 1966. When I see some I will act on it. [4][12][13] Two days later, in the lower tidal reaches of the river, the peak of the flood combined with a high spring tide to flood villages and 2,000 properties in Gainsborough. Early December saw the coldest temperature of the winter (-21.2 C) recorded at Altnaharra at 10am, while the Forth Road Bridge was also closed because of snow for the first time in its history. 1947 is regarded as the snowiest winter of that century. The large Climate Eco-nut is listed as endangered, and may become extinct in a few years. Well now you can search the Farmers’ Almanac Weather History records and get all the weather information for a given day going back to 1949! [7] This was a major event in Britain's decline from superpower status. [7] This made the currency less stable and, coupled with the emergence of the dollar as the currency of choice for foreign reserves, led the government to slash the Bretton Woods official exchange rate from $4.03 to $2.80. The decimation that winter was visible, how visible is the decimation because of the global warming now? (VEI) is Volcanic Explosivity Index (from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcanic_Explosivity_Index ) Another aunt was the local district nurse and had to struggle through drifts to deliver at least two babies. Anglia Super eh! According to the record, snow fell every day somewhere in the UK for a run of 55 days. De Bilt, near Amsterdam in the Netherlands, experienced its worst winter since 1790. [7], On 4–5 March came heavy snow which left drifts across much of the country with some lying 7 metres (23 ft) deep in the Scottish Highlands. These measures, on top of the low temperatures, badly affected public morale and the Minister of Fuel and Power, Emanuel Shinwell, became a scapegoat; he received death threats and had to be placed under police guard. Several different methodologies to estimate the temperature history of the contiguous United States, including NCEI's current operational version. Deze winter was de laatste en zwaarste van een reeks van drie buitengewoon koude winters, en is sindsdien slechts nipt overtroffen door de winters van 1947 en 1963. The winter began with two periods of cold weather in December 1946 and January 1947, but the coldest period did not begin until 21 January 1947. The mean maximum temperature for the month was 0.5 °C (6.9 °C below average) and the mean minimum was -2.7 °C (4.6 °C below average). More than 100,000 properties were affected by the flooding and the Army worked to prevent the spread of the floodwater, particularly at pumping plants and power stations. I was born in March 1947 so don’t remember, but do remember the stories my father told me about taking a sled down to the River Mersey, four miles away, to buy food supplies which were brought up from Liverpool by barge, trucks couldn’t reach our village.He was out of work because of the snow. [7], Despite Shinwell's actions the fuel supply remained insufficient and blackouts occurred across large swathes of the country, forcing even the staff at Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament and London's Central Electricity Board to work by candlelight. The effects of the cold winter were exacerbated by problems in the energy sector which caused coal supplies to become low. The people of Canada sent food parcels to villages in Suffolk and the Premier of Ontario, George A. On 14 March the deepest ever recorded depth of snow lying in an inhabited location of the UK was measured at Forest-in-Teesdale in County Durham at 83 inches (210 cm). Was it the really posh two-tone paintwork job with the surging 1200cc engine? On the 15th January, the temperature in Leeming, North Yorkshire, didn’t fall below 11.7c, and rose to 14c the next day in parts of Norfolk, Herefordshire, and Flintshire. There is far too much counterfactual “information” on both sides of the climate debate. I also seem to remember heavy snow in Kent and riding to work in 67 or 68 as well. All that snow was caused by all the people jogging to keep warm and releasing all the CO2 into the atmosphere which caused Global Warming hence record snow. The effects on the rest of Europe were also severe, with 150 deaths from cold and famine in Berlin, civil disorder in the Netherlands and business closures in the Republic of Ireland. The telegraph poles followed the elevation of the road surface more-or-less. No, they’re a highly adaptable species. Throughout the majority of the year, the weather patterns in Hawaii are affected mostly by high-pressure zones in the north Pacific—zones that pump cool, moist trade winds down onto the island's northeastern slopes. VEI 0-2 are more problematic and might be viewed as arbitrary. To put the freeze into perspective, the coldest temperature ever recorded in Toronto was -31.3 C on Jan. 4, 1981. Snow fell every day for 55 days in a row cutting off some areas of the country, with the lowest temperature of -5.8 F (-21 C) recorded in Woburn, Bedfordshire on 25 February 1947. You are about to report this weather station for bad data. Daily Weather Observations 1947–Jan 2021 : temperature, rainfall and snow. [10], The winter affected many other European countries. This led to drifts several metres deep in parts of the Pennines and the Chilterns. Shinwell acted to reduce consumption of coal by cutting the electricity supply to industry completely and reducing the domestic supply to 19 hours per day across the country. But 1947 broke after the middle of meteorological winter, which in one way dilutes the severity of the second half of winter.”. Marooned, winter of 1883-84. The mean maximum temperature for the month was 0.5C (6.9C below average) and the mean minimum was -2.7C (4.6C below average). Europe lay in rubble, and the winter of 1946/1947 was the coldest in living memory. As I’ve said before, we live at interesting latitude, 50º North is cold, surrounded by a cold ocean New Zealand has colder winters, BUT is nearer to the equator……. When warm weather returned, the ice thawed and flooding was severe in most low-lying areas. As memorable as the 1947 winter was for UK., in terms of intense cold waves for Europe as a whole it only ranks 18 th.and was comparable to the very recent cold wave that hit eastern Europe just recently during January and February 2012. This cold spell continued and by 30 January the Isles of Scilly were under 7 inches (0.18 m) of snow and the overnight temperature at Writtle, Essex, was −20 °C (−4 °F). The smoke conditions in the vast [low-roofed] areas must have been at least 10X worse than any of the cities in China are experiencing at the moment. And so it begins: UK Government mulls emergency measures that would enable networks to switch off your electricity without warning or compensation, Human rights allegations in Xinjiang could jeopardize solar supply chain, Norway Proves Our Electrification Strategy Is Doomed To Disaster, Mark Carney: Climate crisis deaths ‘will be worse than Covid’. than is our island UK and on it’s [NZ] southern Island has permanent glaciers. [9] Ice floes were also seen off the coast of East Anglia, causing a hazard to shipping.[8]. 1947 is regarded as the snowiest winter of that century. [1] Shinwell was warned in mid-October that a coal shortage was possible, but gambled on a mild winter to keep consumption low so that he would not have to risk a confrontation with the miners. Also see the NREL National Wind Technology Center's weather conditions site . [4] On 5 March one of the worst British blizzards of the 20th century occurred. Further heavy snowfalls occurred as the milder air pushed northwards. AccuWeather’s Winter Center provides both national and local 24-hour snowfall forecast maps, as well as the National Weather Service Snow Depth map. This cold weather exacerbated the fuel problem. The top 10 of the warmest summers includes only one summer of the first half of the 20th century, namely the summer of 1947, when the average temperature was 18,0C. The mean maximum temperature for the month was 0.5C (6.9C below average) and the mean minimum was -2.7C (4.6C below average). [7], On 10 March milder air of 7–10 °C (45–50 °F) began to move north across the country from the south-west, rapidly thawing the snow lying on low ground. I can recall the winter of 63 – they were exciting times to be a young boy with lots of spare time and no worries. Animal herds froze or starved to death. [7] These measures made little difference to the rate of coal consumption but served to reduce public morale. From 1981-2010, the country As in 1947, The worst part (days before screen washers were standard!) I was a fitter with the old NCB, working at Kellingley Colliery [it’s just closed] on the coal prep'[aration] plant. [5] In contrast, West Scotland was near-record dry and unusually sunny,[6] though still extremely cold. Were cut off by snowdrifts and some endured very harsh times indeed he is a qualified. 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