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When Did Weather Become "Bombs"?
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It seems we are going to be snow bombed! FGS none of this is new, I remember all sorts of weather half a century ago when I was a saucepan. Why do we have to get so dramatic? .....and while we are at it every time the wind exceeds one of my jam tarts the day after a ruby it get's a kin name! I can just about understand naming Hurricanes but every light breeze? Perlease they'll be giving them non binary pronouns next! ......rant over!
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The phrase 'since records began' is designed to mislead. If I remember rightly all previous recordings were discarded in the mid 19thC. as a new system took over. I'm open to correction on detail on this, but I do know that older records were discarded. There are plenty of records of massive flooding in London in 1918, I think it was..... whatever. Defoe records huge floods in the North in the late 1700's. We've had a bit of snow, but it is winter! I well remember deep snow as a child in the '50's & '60s and as a married woman in the early 1980's I had to rescue my parents from deep snow.
It seems as if, for some reason, the weather pundits are trying to make their pitch for being powerful scaremongers; but this has to be wrong, surely?
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