By Paul Homewood
While we’re still in January, let’s carry on with our look at the non-extreme weather of the 1950s:
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January 31st 1953 marked the great storm, which sunk the Stranraer ferry, then brought the Great North Sea Flood:
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Costa Hill, by the way, is 151m high; just the sort of the place the Met Office would use now to scare the public. 109 kts is an unbelievable 125 mph.
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January 30, 2024 at 12:06PM
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