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Bookies have slashed the odds on the UK experiencing the coldest winter for five years - increasing the chances of enjoying a white Christmas.

Weather experts say that there will be 36 days of snow or ice across the winter months, with harsh temperature lows of -16C.

The chilly conditions are being blamed on the coldest Atlantic temperatures since records began 80 years ago, with Northern England and Scotland in for especially "full-on cold spells," according to AccuWeather.

Read more: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/britain-set-white-christmas-36-6659114

 

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I wish this was a case in Croatia. :giveup: We haven't had white Christmas since 2006. :giveup: 

Would you like to stay in -30 C place?

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I've seen a lot of posts on facebook already celebrating this but this is actually bad news. I get it yay snow but it's going to be a disaster for people that have to commute, there's going to be snow ins, damage and more deaths :awkney:

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I've seen a lot of posts on facebook already celebrating this but this is actually bad news. I get it yay snow but it's going to be a disaster for people that have to commute, there's going to be snow ins, damage and more deaths :awkney:

This

 

I 'd rather be safe than have a bit of snow

If it's gonna snow on Xmas day, then yes.

What about the Hospitals? Workplaces?

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Haroon

@Haroon How do you feel about living in freezing cold?

Well I've gotten used to it every January-March anyway :laughga: I like cold and dark weather so it suits me, although I despise the day or two after snow's settled because it begins to melt and black ice is everywhere which is never fun :emma: 

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FameHungry

Yay snow, but I remember years ago when it was so cold that many people's pipes, including ours, froze over so no water for Christmas. That was not easy :laughga: 

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Blueskye

Pffft is all I have to say to these claims. It's that time of year again when they start saying things like this. Usually nothing happens but when something does happen it's always "omg we were so unprepared for this" as trains stop, airport runways close, roads close. Meanwhile all of Northern Europe continues to function normally no matter how much snow falls. 

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