Was koud daar afgelopen nacht ja. M'n vader heeft -25,5 gemeten. Winter begint goed in Scandinavië!quote:Op woensdag 29 november 2017 08:02 schreef aloa het volgende:
Koud in Europa. Alleen in het zuiden nog boven de 10 graden. Zweden is het koudst ( bijna -30.)
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Ter nagedachtenis aan zij die vielen tijdens de vele slagen die daar gevoerd zijn ten tijde van de Russisch-Ottomaanse oorlog welke uiteindelijk tot de bevrijding van Bulgarije heeft geleid.quote:Op woensdag 29 november 2017 16:44 schreef Adrie072 het volgende:
Wow, beetje Game of Thrones-achtig, ziet er indrukwekkend uit, waar staat het monument voor?
is dat niet gewoon zijn jaarlijkse voorspelling?quote:Op donderdag 30 november 2017 16:53 schreef _--_ het volgende:
https://www.rtvnoord.nl/n(...)e-en-grillige-winter
Volgens mij is dat idd exact dezelfde voorspelling als vorig jaar.quote:Op donderdag 30 november 2017 16:58 schreef Friday12 het volgende:
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is dat niet gewoon zijn jaarlijkse voorspelling?
Valid: Tue, Dec, 12 2017......das over anderhalve week he, dus begin volgende week na eind vd komende weekquote:Op zondag 3 december 2017 10:32 schreef aloa het volgende:
Eind van de week weer toenemende kans op sneeuw in Europa.
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quote:Op zondag 3 december 2017 10:58 schreef Snowsquall het volgende:
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Valid: Tue, Dec, 12 2017......das over anderhalve week he, dus begin volgende week na eind vd komende week
Klopt, alleen nu zie dat het 'hier' in het ZO op zaterdag kan gaan sneeuwen, op dat andere kaartje niet.(gifje deed het niet)quote:Op zondag 3 december 2017 12:04 schreef aloa het volgende:
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Kaartje geeft de totale hoeveelheid aan
quote:Storm Caroline raises fears of death and injury in north of UK
Met Office warns of flying debris in severe gales of up to 90mph as Scotland is hit by power cuts and travel disruption
Severe gales and snow showers have caused travel disruption, school closures and power cuts as Storm Caroline reaches the UK.
The storm brings the threat of injury and even loss of life to northern parts of the UK, Met Office forecasters said. It is feared that winds of up to 90mph in northern Scotland could send debris flying, damage buildings and cause power cuts.
Severe gales in the region grew stronger on Thursday morning and forecasters put in place an amber “be prepared” warning – the second most severe – for areas north of a line from Aberdeen in the east to the Isle of Skye in the west.
Areas south of that line as far as the Borders, as well as the most northerly parts of Northern Ireland, had the less severe yellow warning of high winds for most of Thursday.
Flights and ferry services had been cancelled and dozens of schools were closed across the north of the country.
Rail passengers also faced disruption, with trains cancelled after a trampoline blew on to the line in East Renfrewshire and services suspended elsewhere.
About 2,000 Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks customers in the Western Isles and about 270 in Aberdeenshire had their power cut but it had since been reconnected.
A 73mph gust was recorded at Stornoway airport, while a 69mph gust was measured at Altnaharra in Sutherland, the Met Office said.
“Storm Caroline is well on its way across northern parts of the UK,” said the meteorologist John West. “There will be devastating winds in some parts. More broadly across Scotland, there will be 60-70mph gusts. But, in exposed areas, we could see 90mph.”
The Met office said buildings could be damaged in northern Scotland. Longer journey times and cancellations were likely on road, rail, air and ferry services.
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