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So much for global warming! Four out of the last five winters have been COLDER than average

Thursday, February 28, 2013 11:23
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English: Winter Walking in Epping Forest. Near...

Near Chingford station, London E4 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Soaring gas prices are not the sole reason for our increasing heating bills – four out of the five past winters have been colder than average, the Met Office has revealed.

Today marks the start of spring in the meteorological calendar, with Met Office figures indicating the average temperature over the winter months was just 3.3C (38f).

With the exception of 2011/12, which was milder than the 30-year seasonal average of 3.7C (39f), every year since 2008 has been colder.



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