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Have you forgotten what snow looks like?
Well you won’t have to wait long to see it again according to data from Birmingham Airport’s weather station .
The days of sun and sangria are far, far behind us with snow possibly falling in less than a month’s time if the forecast from last year is anything to go by.
Last year, snow started falling as early as November 21 when night-time temperatures plummeted to -5C.
An average reading of statistics show that November is the month when snow is most likely to start falling, however December is when you are most likely to see snow.
Flakes fell in November 2007, 2008, 2010, 2014 and 2015.
Most common, as you would expect, is to see snow in December.
This happened at least once every year since data was recorded in 2006 - except 2007, 2013 and 2015.
The same statistics show that the city’s earliest snowfall in the past decade occurred on October 28, 2008.
2013 was the only year in the past decade when we reached the New Year with no snow.
And 2010 was the best - or the worst, depending on how you look at it - for snow in the West Midlands.
There were 37 days of at least some snowfall at Birmingham Airport throughout that entire calendar year.
Weather Underground’s records split the days into thirty minute periods - and if it snowed in just one of them it is counted as a snow day.
Earliest snow dates from Birmingham Airport (October - December)
2006 / December 20
2007 / November 4
2008 / October 28
2009 / December 17
2010 / November 27
2011 / December 16
2012 / December 7
2013 / None
2014 / November 24
2015 / November 21