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I remember a similar article last year, entitled something like '100 days of snow on the way' - We didn't even have 100 flakes.

 

I am not sure where they get the forecasts from; they can't even predict what's going to happen next week.

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I think is is a classic case of "Oh no, we don't have a headline for tomorrows edition and the presses roll in 30 minutes!".

 

Media companies can have this kind of purely speculative material ready to bung in at a moments notice whenever the dreaded "slow news day" lands.

 

Probably absolutely nothing in it.

 

Al

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From the ever-helpful and usually accurate Wikipedia: 'Betteridge's law of headlines is an adage that states: "Any headline which ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." '
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TBH, I'm surprised it wasn't the Express running with this :)

 

You mean like this?

 

Winter weather 2014 UK set for ARCTIC FREEZE in days as mild autumn fuels temperature drop | Nature | News | Daily Express

 

They ran it two days ago. Made me laugh :)

 

 

Edit: I particularly like the "CLICK HERE FOR MORE SNOW CHAOS PICTURES" link. They do make me chuckle. No doubt it's got something to do with Diana.

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