England is Freezing! Crazy Snow Storm in London, UK (Dec. 12, 2022)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- As snow dusted the country on Sunday, flights were canceled from London to Glasgow, with some London airports, including Gatwick and Stansted, briefly closing their runways on Sunday night to clear snow. The delays continued into Monday as airlines worked through backlogs of canceled flights amid freezing weather.
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I remember as a child it snowed every Decmber , It' called Winter.
🤣🤣unless you live where I live.... in south florida usa.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv - Lots of places where it never snows. Here in San Diego, for another.
@@nadogrl But then you have the politics of californication and the homeless and the crime and the illegals. better to live in peace where it snows. 🙂
Globalist Warming alarmists are hoping the indoctrination in schools is working.
@@austinpowers1999 yes, this is Global warming at it's finest. 🤣🤣
I am in UK. It’s not storm. It’s around zero degrees -4 in the night. England is not freezing. No drama.
England is freezing as you just moan about it
I mean it's a storm for us, tons of train services were cancelled in Greater London and Kent
@alinaqirizvi1441 really ffs get a grip
Freezing means zero degree & below..it's snow storm..uneducated dumb
I'm all in for Jesus!
Imagine sitting in your electric car watching the battery running down.😂😂😂
Or your gasoline powered car watching the tank empty.
@@snafufubar at least you don't need an expansive power grid to pump gas to refill that runs off of coal. duh.
Don't fight gentlemen it's obviously Putins fault 😆 🤣 😂...
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv no just a refinery to make it, power lines to run the refinery, trucks to transport it, stations for you to buy it, wells to get it out of the ground, pipelines to move it to a refinery...duh.
@@monaliza3334 who you callen a gentle man??? 😁😁
Snowed like this when I was a kid in the 60's. Nothing unusual to snow in December.
That is entirely contingent upon whether it is a natural phenomenon or
just another Rothschild financed & directed
weather warfare event
(like the furious California fires...and the Texas snows that did not melt - the cold chemistry merely vanished into the air).
Hope you will have enough heat...🙏
Except when government rations out one piece of coal per person to heat your home.
but, but, the world has warmed so much since the 60's right? so warm that snow is impossible and NYC is now under water
@@andyman8630 it actually has, you smartass!
everybody is going crazy about the -6 tonight in London, but in the 60's London recorded a few nights of -15 degrees
Not to mention the fact that it was freezing 5 weeks on a row back then,
compared to 5 days this week...😄
It will probably be back to 10 degrees by next week,
and YES, global warming is definitely a factor here
I forget the painter, but one of his pieces is famous for depicting the Thames as frozen over.
Just heard the 6 year old has also passed away. Poor children and families, my heart goes out to them. ❤️
Aww did they? Die did they?
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When you can no longer walk home in the snow is when it is bad, I remember the winter of 62-63 which was the coldest for 300 years, this winter is a spring morning in comparison.
In the UK?
@@SuperKiko112 Search for, cut and paste,
Windermere - The Big Freeze 1963
The weather goes in cycles. It always has and always will. No such thing as global warming. The lies of the politicians to gain control of the people.
@@SuperKiko112 Yes...
I remember 78 and 81-82 - not as severly cold as 63 but boy the snow was up to the top of the telegraph poles, couldn't find our car it was buried, even the sea had sheets of ice on it - Cardigan Bay, West Wales
Oh my goodness! You wouldn’t expect it to be cold in December would you?
Just when so many people are scared to put the heating on.
It must be global warming, its usually -20 in London
@@ohthechitchat I'm not scared, no snow here plus a few snowflakes and the country folds
@@ohthechitchat 😂
@Andrew
People were laughing in
New Orleans before the hurricanes hit.....just sayin'...🙏
Must be a quiet day for weather if 2 inches of snow in the south of England makes the headlines.
Exactly what i was going to say, Pappy southerners 😆
It's the rarity value of it in the tropical south of the country.
In truth, it didn't make the headlines in England. I'm not sure why there's a US-made video about it
ya lol
Love to hear Canadians' comments on this mild snow.
Fake, this is old mofo news
OK, well it is -14c here and we are expecting up to 30 cm of snow over the next 2 - 3 days.(that's on top of the 105mm we had three days ago)
However this nice spell of weather isn't going to last... the forecast is for -24c and another 5 - 10 cm of snow by Sunday...then it's going to get cold like -30. So, a warm spell like your having does make me a bit envious...lucky Brits!
@@albertawildcat3164 wow, cold for me when it hits 0c at night.
😂😂😂super joke on uk 😂we are not ready for 2 inch and they dealing with 20 inch no sweat man 😂
Buffalo NY recieved 6ft of snow
If you're not used to winter, it's probably bad, but if you're used to winter in northern Wisconsin, South Dakota and Minnesota, it's light. There's been a few times where houses and vehicles were buried, but we still went to school.
Check out the Blizzard of 1978 that hit the Northeast. In my old hometown of NYC, I left the subway around 1.00 AM and could walk along Hillside Avenue without worrying about traffic. My late parents were watching TV and the news was reporting a record snowfall for Boston. It made the next day's newspapers and the TV networks. No trolley, no bus and electric bus via double overhead wires, no taxis, but a short section of the Red Line subway in a tunnel and the L train service was still running over the streets.
These people loves to ram up everything up , he we had a bit of snow it melts after a few hours. They get on the band wagon pushing climate change .not happening .we had worse winters in the past .bull shit .I agree with you nothing to see here .🙄🙄🙄
But we don't have to pay a meter ahead by the week and I think our fuel prices might be a bit less with sl better insulation in homes. Also the whole Brexit thing has money sort of skittish in GB
@@cherylcarlson3315 Well brexit yes,and a global pandemic,and a war in mainland Europe..
@@cherylcarlson3315
Yes Brexits made Politicians millionaires as they've sneakily moved businesses to Europe (Dublin) Tricky Trevor Rees Mogg (who dresses like Mr Peanut & wears a monocle 🧐)
& Nigel Disparage with a punch able face 🥊
& made it difficult for small businesses to trade too!
Now they've to deal with Megxit too!! 👑 🧑
I know snow. 59 years in Canada. Thats nice wet snow from mild temps. Prayers to family of those poor kids
The wet snow makes for the worst traction plus many may not have snow tires or know how to drive in the snow.
@@GeoffreyEngelbrecht so if it’s fake where and when was the footage taken ?
@@1inAtrillion 2018 and 2013
@@GeoffreyEngelbrechtI agree, I’m only 50 mins drive away from London, there were flurries but it certainly wasn’t that bad.
its so sad this happened .
We used to get decent winters in the UK. In the 70's and 80's snow was not uncommon. I particularly remember the winter of 80 into 81. Off school for over a week. Glorious!
Indeed we did. There was a clear definition between summer and winter back then. Decent snow for a week or so and long hot summers.
@@argonaut6386 Yeah, there sure was. I started noticing change back in the early 90's. People thought we were off our heads.
As a weather buff I can say the human memory is very selective in remembering past weather. In the 1970s for example every winter from 1971-76 was mild or very mild.
We always forget the mild winters for the simple reason mild weather does not cause any problems. The exception is flooding as mild winters tend to be wet or very wet.
@@welshboy8277 Hey, not much of a weather buff with respect to your good self. There is a noticeable difference now year on year. Just ask the insurance companies and the people getting flooded out by them mild winters - the cost is exponentially higher.
I know the UK had a rough summer but that snow should be a welcome sight to bring the reservoir and lake levels up for next year.
We had a lovely hot summer
Most will run off as it melts and not reach the aquifers, lakes or reservoirs - the last two refill from the skies, and snow melts to a lot less water.
If one has enough heat to survive the cold...
It was a beautiful summer.
Oui il faut voir du bon côté pour l été qui va ARRIVER
I haven't seen snow in England for about ten years. Looks beautiful. The kids finally get a real Christmas.
A real one? So celebrating Saturnalia, right?
5 years. 2017 had big snow you might forget 👍
Where have you been?
2017-18 ?? The Beast..
@@garethifan1034 It was good but not like 80 into 81
It was so nice. I haven't seen snow for years in London. All my neighbours were outside playing with snowballs. In other countries this is nothing.
Finland that is just normal monday :)
This is what we were hoping for :( never saw any though
@@tapsafilmisland6892 Happy Monday 😊
Doesn't take much snow to stop London. We don't start worrying until we get over 3 feet. Lake Erie snow belt is a different world. Buffalo NY area got 6 ft. in one storm this year.
yeah but we love a day off, bit of snow, lets go sledging, it is a rarity here so have to enjoy it while it lasts .
The world, except can buff, aint that blessed brother.
These poor bastards in London have no Idea how to drive in the snow. Even a few inches. LOL
I was just going to say that this is a dusting for us in Buffalo. I think the highest total from the past storm was 77 inches, that was a lot of snow in a short time
It would be nice if you used actual footage from today
The whole channel is a bot channel. Automated reading too. What do you expect.
Was wondering that same thing
oh seriously, shit ! disliked and ignored
the channel has been reported for inaccurate news
This is only one day later
England in the 1970s was so much more pleasant. In more ways than one.
Here Here! I remember 70s winters and fun on the farm!
Except my parents recounted how interest rates rose to 15%, inflation rocketed like now, there were blackouts, strikes, bin collections cut to 3 days a week....you recall the 70s through rose tinted glasses and appear to have erased the problems of decades ago which are the same as now. My parents had to go abroad to afford to live and pay the mortgage on their home back then and it was the only solution to pay the mortgage.
Set aside the strikes, it actually was the very best of times, then all began to gradually go downhill when we joined with criminals in what was the E.E.C. We had freedom that we have not today, and in every area, we knew where we stood, and were strong.
Although pollution levels have fallen dramatically across the country since the 1970s, those living in a polluted area in 2001 still had a 14% higher risk of death than those in the least polluted places - the same as in 1971.
@@whocares264 Like China and its increasing building coal fired power stations.
We would have clean air if government did not spray us with chemicals, from above
This video makes it sound all gloomy and threatening... all the while I was out in the middle of it absolutely loving every bit of it (although I did check on our elderly neighbours). I even a managed a snow ball fight with complete strangers... that was fun!
Haha exactly, a bit of snow it's not an apocalypse XD
In the perfect world we would get to enjoy the snow but without disruption to travel or people being endangered, but unfortunate our world does not work like that 😮💨
❤❤❤
@@MarineRX179 well the world if mother natures she can do what she wants
@@lucagordon5770 It's obvious in England, they can't handle a couple inches of snow, while in the midwest & northern states in the US, we get 5-8 inches & continue along . I go out shopping, to my doctor appointment etc.
A good old fashioned winter 🥶👍👍👍
I leave in Alberta Canada , that is a pretty light snow compare to what get here in the winter months .
In February 2020 it hit -55 C somewhere here in Alberta! For our friends in the US that is -67 F!!! I think a Londoner would just straight up die if they had winters like we do. Not that anyone goes outside when it is -55 C here, but -30 C is not that uncommon and sometimes you just have to go out and suffer through it. I won't unless it is a real emergency, but I'm out in -20 C each and every winter. You can't avoid it. 🤷♂😯👀👌
Oh….but I’m guessing you’re not in a temperate zone and have the infrastructure for it 🤷🏻♀️
@@MsPinkwolf It can hit over 100 F here in the summer, too. Houses in Canada have to meet certain government standards or they are not approved for habitation. Things are just plumb crazy here every year and there is no room for error. 🤷♂
Well its not normal in England.
That is the reason you see those video .
And we the Netherlands a country just next to Engeland we still have no snow.
I grew up 18 miles from London and we had Snow EVERY Winter.
Really? Nice ! And how about the 2024 winter ? Had snow ?
Have used my snowblower 3 times this year...course I live in Canada but it has been mild so far - 15 °C🇨🇦
We have had -25F and over 30” of snow in the last six days, just another winter.
Southern or Northen - big diff
-15 is icy cold not mild
Calgary canadah mild with minus 4 to minus 25. Its nice to get some heat
-20°C last night, nice and crunchy under foot.Got the wood furnace running all day with the oil furnace kicking on during the night....blow all these " save the planet eco idiots....eh! 🇨🇦
Ahhh, the good old inch of snow bringing blighty mayhem as always.
If idiots changed their summer tyres for winter tyres there wouldn't be a problem.
SO SAD FOR THE CHILDREN WHO THEY LOST THEIR LIVES MY CONDOLENCES TO THERE FAMILY'S
Yes, I was so sad to hear that about the kids. 😢
*their families
it's spelled their families ! so people n the uk have time be racist but no time to learn the difference between there and their hmmm
They probably would've grown up to be r@cist anyway 😂😂
@@melaninmoments9948 who cares about the spelling n what exactly is racism got anything to do with it?
I think you find racists throughout the world from both races.
Canada here. This is just normal. We cope with winter tires on cars, plowing and salting the roads and sidewalks. Personal dress code is wool socks, snow boots, long johns and warm pants (I wear ski pants over jeans), layer upper body with T shirt, flannel shirt and maybe a fleece under your parka, toque, warm gloves or mitts, and a scarf if it's windy. No big deal. Just take your time and enjoy the beautiful snow.
I know right? Looks like fun! But I'm from a northern state not too far away from you and you just deal with it, like I would imagine the Norwegians in the north do. Get some hikkapaledia tires, throw a scarf around your neck and grab your mittens... Weeeee....
Shut up!
Canadian here too. Karma getting a winter like this after relying too heavily on Russia and then going along with the US and poking the bear. You must be just burning through those expensive limited fuel reserves with these conditions. So thankful Canada is incapable of exporting our natural gas to you, which would drive up our natural gas prices for your stupidity.
Unfortunately the UK weather changes so rapidly that we aren't geared up for hot or cold prolonged spells . Local councils cannot keep snow ploughs parked up 50 /51 weeks of the year, we just don't have that kind of financial resources.
Thats just a dusting.
You can tell its not cold, snow isnt crunchy enough. Still shorts weather.
never ceases to amaze me how glowbull warming causes the world to *cool down*
Don't embarrass yourself. The world didn't cool down. It got hotter.
Hotter globe create stronger storms. Stronger storms bring cold winds from further away. The cold doesn't stay there where it should be, at the north pole. When the cold wind went over Britain the warm wind from gulf stream went the other way.
@@markmd9
except the world is actually cooling for the last 5 yrs according to NASA - and severe storms are much reduced as well
get with the times son, instead of merely parroting the propaganda
@@andyman8630 I have checked, don't lie MF
@@markmd9
you've checked the propaganda to find it aligns with your ignorance? how unsurprising
bravo! well done! kudos! brilliant! amazing! fantastic!
even parrots can regurgitate that which they are entirely incapable of comprehending!
genius! magic! you are your own hero right?
@@andyman8630 I have checked NASA propaganda
It doesn't seem like much snow, but I guess it is for the UK .... Keep warm over there 👍🥰☃️🌲
its all part of the Climate Change scam they are pulling on stupid, uneducated people who will believe anything they see on BBC/Sky.
It isn’t much snow we’ve had a lot worst in the U.K.
@@janemcilroy3289 Worse not worst.
Those big fluffy snow flakes we call “horse blankets” out in the country. These quickly make a thick white blanket on a horses back when it’s out in the pasture. 🇨🇦😊✌🏻
Be prepared. Have a shovel, cardboard, to dig out. Here in Michigan USA, some people put a heavy load in the trunk to
help with traction. We also have "all weather tires" or winter tires for better traction. The front drive cars do better than
rear drive. Keep a warm hat, gloves, scarf, in the car. Keep gas in the car, and have your phone charged up.
Best wishes!
I remember there was a winter just like that in 1947 or 48... the snow was really deep and walking to school was difficult. Didn't snow that often in London, but it did happen now and again....
They said this was going to happen. They also said that our country is exhausting funds in other ways to better personal gain for the corrupt families who hold power in the government instead of helping with resources for these families suffering. So sad. My prayers are with l of you. Stay strong
Sending prayers and love ❤ 😍 🙏 🙏 🙏
Is there any country where the government cares whether it's people live or die? I can't think of any. We are entering dark times.
How you can share the wealth if these people still protect their monarchy who do nothing for the country?
Spent the money on looking after people who crossed the channel stating hotels, Sticking Planters the road and cameras up to make the 🤑,
And pedestrianising streets . No planing , No, fks given for motorists .
They knew snow was going to come, yet no Gritter out .
Lets tax mother nature, well done have a peanut.
There was snow on Sun 11/12/22 and then rain here in the east of England, still freezing
Crazy snow storm. Eye rolling. I think you have no idea how heavy snow looks like. This is a little bit of snow.
🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 Like that?
duh
Is the Thames freezing over yet ? If not it's not as cold as it was during the Little Ice Age (~1300 to ~1860) when the Thames froze solid every winter...
it was not every winter but The last great freeze of the higher Thames was in 1962-63. Frost fairs were a rare event even in the coldest parts of the Little Ice Age. Some of the recorded frost fairs were in 695, 1608, 1683-84, 1716, 1739-40, 1789, and 1814.
@@stevekenilworth The Frost Fairs you mention are the only ones with sufficient documentation to be considered to definately happened however there is (less definitive) evidence for more than just those events. Also, it's more than possible that the Thames froze sufficiently to allow foot and animal crossings but not sufficiently to support a full Fair, complete with buildings and (relatively) large numbers of people. It's doubtful the lower Thames froze at all...or, if so then at least far less frequently simply because tidal rivers are notoriously hard to freeze. We have several tidal rivers where I live and while we gets lots of snow, long periods of well beliw 0° weather and a our lakes and fresh water rivers and streams freeze regularly, I've never seen a tidal river freeze sufficiently to allow other than small animal foot traffic.
Interestingly it was snowing in the Australian Alps a lot longer this years. For instance Australia’s ski resorts were covered with enough snow to be operational in November.
Sunrise was at Mt Buller this morning for a live weather report and it was snowing.
Et parle du réchauffement qu'il a toujours été CHAUD
It’s cold in Queensland with the ac on.
I never knew Australia had Alps!! 😜
From one Extreme to another here in the U.K. from record breaking temperatures of 40c in the summer now freezing temperatures but that’s what living in the U.K. like
I live on the banks of the Mersey. The weather here has been nice. Cold but nice calm sunny days with clear blue skies. Perfect walking weather.
Why is the UK the only country that can’t deal with a bit of snow!!?……incredible
CUse we are not used to it last time was snowing was years ago its not like russia Canada ukrain
@@urban4873 but it’s worth smashing your car up?
@@daviddenham1511 if only new tyres stopped idiots crashing.
@@tg9527 true
@@daviddenham1511 In the southern half of the country we can go years without any snow which settles, never mind heavy snow like here. Lots of places struggle with a bit of snow when it is rare, it's happened many times in different parts of the US too. Usually our winters are pretty mild and winter tyres would not be appropriate.
On average snowfall in Scandinavians are much heavier and i like how they maintain their roads especially in Sweden 🇸🇪 where I lived
Take a note Uk 🇬🇧
Northern Canada salutes you all. 🇨🇦
Totally over-egged! And to those in North America I relate a personal tale of waking up in my hotel in Dallas to about an inch of snow in February many years ago. There was a slight incline out of the parking lot. I was the only driver to make it out, the rest were just revving the guts out of their engines, spinning tyres madly and sliding into other cars, walls, etc.
👍👍👍Зима это хорошо, мороз, снег, солнце, люблю такую погоду!!!!!!!!
I live in the UK we are never prepared for winter and looks like no salt spreader was out
For spreading to work effectively, you need traffic to be moving.
If people used winter tyres we wouldn't need to salt the roads.
@@asensibleyoungman2978 We don't have winter tyres as we don't normally have snow like this, especially in the south of England around London. The last time was probably about 10 years ago. And the last time I can remember snow being 2/3 feet deep was when I was a teenager so about 30 years ago.
I was born in Manchester in 1941.my mam said the snow was 3feet high. I live in Australia. Love to all in Manchester
this is when Canadians realize just how serious they take winter. Been snowing for three days here and the windchill has got to be -20 and this morning I was going "well....., its not tooooooo bad.
Same here. I live in Northern Norway, nut im from the UK. They are just not prepared for it. Whether it be their infrastructure or their common sense. If your rocking a set of summer tyres on your car you've got no chance. A cheap set of winter tyres will cost less than the damage to your car. Store them away well and they'll last for many seasons if you only having to use them now and again.
@@TamerOfTheStrange If you live in Norway,you should realise this is not a frequent event in the UK,we have the the Atlantic Ocean on our western sides with the Gulf Stream that normally dictates our weather,the last time we had any real snow in mainland Britain was 5 years ago,and the last before that was 7 years before. A “cheap set of winter tires” means a set of 4 spare wheels as well for an event the might happen every 7 years and last for few days..🤦♂️
Use your brain,I thought Norwegians usually had some common sense..
@@markhepworth im in the uk, im on winter tyres and they make such a difference
iam in the peak district though so see some bad snow every year near enough
@@orbytl2799 What has that got to do with my reply..🤷♂️
@@markhepworth sorry, it wasnt your boring essay i was meant to be replying too, it was the other guy, i didnt even read whatever crap you wrote lol
Well, this is much farther north than here in Yankee New England where we're getting slammed with snow except on the coastline, just dismal gray and lots of rain! Cheers, head for your nearest pub if you can! Keep safe and warm! My sincere condolences to the families and friends who lost their loved ones~ peace, love and namaste~ ♥♥🙏
There was a story one year in UK in where regulars were snowed in for a couple of days in a hilltop pub,
Beer, Crisps, peanuts & a live band to keep them company!
They're now going to make it an annual thing now, Snow optional 😂
@@Mr09DJ Yes, I remember that, too!
@@brendadrew834
What more do ye need 😂
I'd say some were sad when rescued 😂
In Colorado it snow a lot in the mountains I live further away and it snows a couple of inches then melts right away. It's been pretty nice here but the cold is coming again. There no is no snow in our forecast for a while. Good luck and stay safe over there in London ❄️⛷
I'd like to visit Colorado one day it is usual to have heavy snowfalls or is much more on the mountains?
@@gabrielsr4791 I live further away from the mountains I live in southern Colorado. Up north is heavier snow fall , Denver gets a lot of snow. It worse on I-70 towards Evergreen Colorado there is where skiing is opened like Vail ,Aspen Colorado. A little expensive in Aspen. You can get stuck if you’re not prepared. The mountains are very beautiful when I was younger spend weekends in Rye Colorado with my cousins he use to throw cook outs there my uncle had a cabin there. In the summer it can get toasty here. In the mountain it’s cooler lots of deer and bears , but they have signs posted. In higher mountain they have mountain goats . Our state is not humid kinda dry. They have gambling in Cripple Creek Colorado the elevation is kinda high 9,494 feet. I use to like going it look a western town very cool place to visit. Everyone is pretty friendly but just every place has some that are different. Over all it’s okay. My son takes me sometimes to watch our hockey team the Colorado Avalanche. I’m a hockey fan.
People have become so tender and sensual that they endure even an ordinary winter with tragedy. Instead of taking it, a Christmas gift
Global freezing now?
Only for those who don't know the difference between localised weather being colder than normal for week, and worldwide global temperatures.
I remember when i was young. I woke up on Christmas Day and my backyard was filled with snow. I live in England so it’s doesn’t snow much but that was the best Christmas of my life.
I live just outside Vancouver, Canada and every time it snows here people go crazy! So many bad Winter drivers in Vancouver because it doesn't snow that much. Not to mention the sidewalks get all icy and slippery because no one bothers to shovel them which is made even worse from all the hills. I love the snow just not how Vancouver deals with it.
I expected more from Vancouver. Is it just your area special?
@@ps4games164 It's all over Metro Vancouver. It usually only snows here 3 to 5 times a year so whenever it does happen people aren't prepared. Many people around here don't have Winter tires and don't drive for the conditions.
@@gaminggrunt6340
In my country the people are obligated to have winter tires and winter everything no matter the weather. If its winter they are obligated. And in the region of the capital the local municipal cover the roads with salt to prevent car accidents.
Why are they leaving street lights on if they have an energy crisis ?
I feel for the homeless this time of year
So do i must be unbearable!!!
Can't home the homeless. That would involve building more and more houses. That would upset the people, most do not want any new houses to be built especially in their area. It might bring in the wrong type of people into their area. Their government doesn't want to increase housing supply because it will lower the property prices. No, the homeless will just have to sit this one out I guess. I'm alright Jack.
The solution is simple. Build thousands and thousands of new houses not apartments. The Chinese have the ability build houses efficiently and in less than half the time it takes a British builder. Get them to build, build, build, build... bring down house prices. If necessary build special units for the homeless where they are offered a roof over their heads.
Otherwise it's lip service...ooh how awful it must be for the homeless...
@@roops2939 Every housing development in the UK has to build a percentage as social housing, where I live house building has not stopped in 30 years, I think the bigger issue is who they are allocated to.
@@designer-garb572 what's social housing? What's that got to do with reducing homelessness?
@@roops2939 Houses with low-cost rent for those on low incomes, my comment was not meant as the resolution to homelessness it was an answer to your comment about building more and more houses
I am totally in favor of global warming. I hate the long, cold winters in Vail, Colorado, where I live. So a year ago I began focusing on raising my carbon footprint. Thus far I have been able to raise the average daily temperature in Colorado by 4 degrees. I will continue increasing my carbon footprint until I can grow palm trees on my property. I am glad I live in a free country.
Brrrrr. Looks like great fun!🥶🌬🌨❄️☃️
But it is also very dangerous too especially when it turns icy
Everyone mocks Canadians 🇨🇦 for our cold ..
but I’ve been driving in snow storms since I took my drivers license test at 16years old during a snow storm with temp -24c .. yes I passed..I’ve never had an accident in my 40yrs of driving..
unlike cites who put salt down, here in rural towns they just add a little sand if it’s over 45cm of fresh snow ..
Cheers from HudsonBay Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Damn, I live in the most southern part of Canada and we haven't had an inch of snow yet.
You live in Windsor?
So you are in Windsor Ontario. I was there on weekend , there was snow
The UK is not used to so much snow! So please ease up on the rude comments. They don't have the same equipment as many places have for snow removal, salt on the roads, etc. Extreme weather is something that the country is not used to.
Northern UK in the elevations gets snow all the time
It’s southern UK (London) that hardly ever gets it do to the warmer ocean water influence
we do get snow here in the london burbs but its never as bad as other parts.
All the time?
Not all of the southern UK is surrounded by water and UK waters are always stone cold at say just 13 Celsius
@@stephensnell5707 UK waters are classed as temperate. Being in the Gulf Stream means they are relatively warm. If you want cold seas get yourself up to the Arctic.
I'm from Canada. This looks pretty mild compared to what I live in 6 months of the year.
Yeah and Trudeau is one of the worst tyrants in the world. A Hitler wannbe.
@@jamescole3152 Truer words were never spoken
I remember moving to London in the 80s from the Lake District, and cycling to work on one inch tyres just fine, while cars were sliding about and crashing…with just an inch of snow. Nobody has a snow-shovel, and nobody knows what snow-tyres are, so I understand the mess they’re in.
@@scott7937 I don't find the snow depressing but I guess I don't know anything else. It's the bitter cold for weeks on end that can wear on me.
@@alexwilsonpottery3733 Yes, that is understandable if you are not used to snow. Even in Canada at the start of winter where I live with the first snow fall ppl forget how to drive in the snow and ice.
A major part of the problem is, that Britains don`t use (or have) tires suitable to drive on snow.
What happened to Global Warming? Weather was supposed to be warm and snow a thing of the past?
This is the effects of global warming. It changes weather patterns. How often does Southern England get slammed like this?
Everything is extreme now
@@dkpqzm Global Warming causes cold and snow. While Global Cooling causes warmth and no snow. Makes a lot of sense....
@@am56879 Off course. Global Warming causes everything to be extreme while Global Cooling causes everything to be mild. No one can deny the sound science in this. Just like how all the Pacific Islands are now all underwater ten years ago.
Can't argue with a idiot
I remember back in the 70's and 80's in NY we used to get blizzards all the time, the kids loved it and of course the adults hated it. NY hasn't had a blizzard in years now, same goes for the summer time, we haven't had heatwaves since the 90's. I remember having blackouts a lot back in the 90's, and it's been pretty good so far, we still get bad weather, but it's not like back in the 70's,80's,and 90's. NY hasn't had a bad hurricane in years, we get the rain and wind that comes up the cost, but we haven't had a major hurricane in a long time. I hate when people act like it's the end of the world when they get 12inches of snow, or a couple of inches of rain, I've seen much worse when I was younger, and as for the rest of the US, some states get hit pretty bad, but they don't act like it's the end of the world, only the media does that. I remember Hurricane Sandy, a lot of people think NY got hit by the Hurricane, and we didn't, I remember that night and early morning like it was yesterday, we had no rain, well maybe a drizzle, no wind, but that night I watched as water from the ocean just started to slowly come up the beach, over the boardwalk, then it came in the street, and it kept coming, but it was really slow, some people were outside when the water hit, but like I said there was no rain, no wind, and the ocean water just came on land very slowly, and it didn't stop, at some pint in the middle of the night the water must have pushed on land faster because when we woke up everything was a disaster, there was nothing but sand everywhere. People lost their cars, and they got a lot of water damage in their homes, the worst part was losing the electric, it was cold and nobody had heat or lights for over a month, but we never got hit with the Hurricane, and I find that very odd.
Would it be racist then to call a white out a white out?
In winter time, sometimes it snows
All other countries seem to cope fine
It rarely snows in the uk so we’re not geared to handle it.
@@Jay-iu5bi Forgive my fellow American’s ignorance. They seem to think their opinions are held in high regard
Forget global warming, this is a mini ice age. Everywhere.
That looks like a major snowstorm in central Iilinois. Typical for our area.
Fortunately we haven't seen this yet only one little snow so far this year
we had and an inch of settled snow here I don't think anywhere in the UK had much more
They make you laugh in the UK,
2 snowflakes and it's a panic😂 we can't cope, goodness knows what would happen if we had another 1947, or 1963 winter
@@dotty4654 Quando o clima ainda estava mais estável mundialmente. Aí após a década de 60 acelerou DRASTICAMENTE a poluição da atmosfera e aquecimento global. Limpando a atmosfera, naturalmente que o clima volta a ficar mais frio, por ter menos poluentes. Mas, para manter, é preciso mudar radicalmente a matriz energética do mundo! Energias renováveis.
@John S we got 15cm in newcastle and 20 in Aberdeen A9 closed for over 2days there's a place called the UK it's just outside of London have you heard about it?
cant cope in the heat nor the snow welcome to england and yes im from uk
I imagine this is normal for winter season
Not for England 😂
Legend has it the guy who hit those cars is still sliding sideways down that road
That fella was defiantly on it
We are in for a good winter thanks to the many volcanoes this year.
👍👏😀😄😁
It seems that they all blew at the same time.
I wounder if our Globalist leaders will tax Volcanoes?
Right.
You’re high
just stay home, take a break, walk dont drive and have some stroll over snow. close office or go home early. its not a big problem.
As someone who has to deal with snow for months out of the year it's kind of amusing to see traffic shut down for what would be considered here a light snow.
Tbf it never used to bother us, in the 90's we were regularly wading through knee deep snow on bikes to school. Now they shut the schools when there's ice/snowflakes incase someone gets injured and sues the school
The problem is that much more than light snow is rare in much of the UK, so there's less equipement to deal with it. There was a case of a council buying a snow plough, and scrapping it 10 years later without it ever needing to be used.
Am I supposed to think this is somehow unprecedented? I saw no more than a few inches of snow anywhere in this video. Can the English not deal with this? Really?
this is a standard winter in canada, infact if I ever got this in my area, I'd feel lucky
Here on the Gulf Islands we often have snowless winters
Not sure what your point is. We know places nearer the poles get colder weather.
Snow does look pretty..
It’s freezing here 🥶🥶 we’re not used to it anymore as winters have become more mild (wet and windy) it hasn’t been this cold for a least 4 years! But hope we get snow got a little bit , but nothing significant… ❄️⛄️⛄️🌨️😊 #blizzardspls
Winters have become more mild ?
Where have you been, south Africa.
@@greggthunderburg7294 yes they’ve been mild in west wales for a few years. Where have you been?
Last year it didn’t get below zero during the day once and only a couple of times the year before.
@@MsPinkwolf live in mid wales it did dip below freezing multiple times not as often as two or 3 years ago but it definitely did especially at 5.45 in the morning.
David Viner's bad prediction continues to entertain us all.
2019 was very cold with multiple snow storms, and one of the coldest February's in decades across Britain.
Remember when “they” were confidently predicting the end of winter sports in Europe ??
Well, it's global warming, you know. 😜
It is.
I like India, I love india, climate is normally every year, nofreezing, snow storm India, I lot enjoy. ....
“Within a generation, snow will become a thing of the past..... snow will become a rare and exciting event... children just aren’t going to know what snow is, except through books” David Viner March 2000 (global warming “scientist” from university of East Anglia)
LOL !!!😆
England...what about Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales? Apparently the coldest day was in Aberdeenshire.
Doesn't look that bad, but then I live in Montreal and we haven't had snow in over a month, it's very strange.
they don't have snow plows
Redcoats have stolen your snow?
@@Jon-hx7pe Yeah, true, good point. They don't have air conditioners in summer, and their architecture isn't built for the hot weather, and now they don't have snow plows. They're going to have to adapt, we all have to.
@@Jon-hx7pe the roads are usually gritted which stops ice forming on the road but looks like they weren’t expecting this.
Looking at the traffic, it is quite clear these vehicles are not using winter tyres and or snow chains.
Snow? That's a dusting according to our Canadian standards. Stay safe and warm.
Well it may not be much to you but it is a lot for the UK
Snow is the least of UK's problems.
Being in the Far West of the U.S. I am so GLAD my SUV is currently packed with what I need to survive out in OUR winter weather!! Brits, you don't know how well off you are!!!
LOL That's the real difference. Same here in Canada. At least my mid-November we're fully ready for "Snowmageddon". My 4WD SUV is wearing it's snow tires, the radiator has anti-freeze good for -40 C, as is the windshield washer reservoir and the gas tank is always topped up with "winter gas", the winter wipers are installed and the battery has been tested and passed. In the back are two large fleece blankets, a second winter coat, spare gloves & mittens, bottled water, power bar snacks, candles, extendable snow brush, ice scraper, camp shovel and a basic tool box. Every homeowner owns a few snow shovels, bags of rock salt handy, ice scrapers and possibly a roof snow rake. We don't install furnaces, water heaters or any type of plumbing in attics or exterior wall of the home, water supply services are buried at least 4 ft. below grade and roof are rated for the snow load and I have 50 inches of fiberglass insulation in the attic. A wood burning stove or fireplace is a bonus for many. Winter isn't cheap in Canada, but somehow we make it through to another spring by May.
@@chrisgraham2904 Very well done!!
This is true climate change. The sun is going into a reduced activity phase similar to the Maunder Minimum. During the Maunder Minimum the Thames River froze solid every year.
Great to see your comments there is hope in a brainwashed society
Apparently if it’s hot in the summer it’s global warming. But if it’s cold in the winter then that doesn’t count???
8cm of snow & the UK comes to a halt 😂😂😂
Looks beautiful. I see these images every year. It's a soft temporary lockdown.
From the various commentators, it is not how heavy or light it is,it is the authorities who do sod-all about it.
That looks more like New England where I am from than England!
Considering their latitude they are very lucky for the mild weather at the same latitude in Canada it was -20 this morning.
Gulf stream
i seen -10 three days on the trot this week
i think thats the coldest ive ever seen it get here in the uk
at least it wont snow here when its that cold
then for monday they have forecast 12°C lol
Send some snow here!! We have had nothing the last couple of years. So disappointing.
Lower your tire pressure and get a 4x4. i remember one bad winter about ten years ago, not even the mighty r\ange rover was good in snow skidded all the way down a hill and smacked into a brick wall too heavy , yet my humble Frontera B was happy, the looks i got when i passed all those stuck and could not go up a 1 in 3 hill
London is a small percentage of England. England is not covered in snow .
Growing up in Erie PA, this is nothing. Maybe out of the ordinary but just another day in Erie.
its been a mild winter so far most snow melted quit soon no need to panic its only been under 0 twice in the evening and were half way through december put on a jumper and turn down the heat
That's old footage..I was in a 18t lorry in London right by St Paul's yesterday.. I drove around with ease..
It's about Channel with bot reading. Bots can't recognise fhe difference between light snow and a blizzard. And of course it's not the real footage of the weather right now (I'm next to London and no snow been here established at all only dusting for 30 minutes max but gone now).