We have this because someone kindly used their VCR to tape it, then wait 30 years and upload it to KZread. Thank you, archiver

@paulkenney700

3 жыл бұрын

agree

Wow!!!! Feb 9th 1991!!!! Remember it so well!!! We had the day off school!!!

@danielcarter1993

10 ай бұрын

Sunday 10th February 1991 of the ITV National Weather forecast

COME BACK MOIRA STUART!!! In the days when one could understand spoken English......In 2019, it's all jokes, wise-cracks and false sincerity

@hazardous1990

3 жыл бұрын

I agree completely.

@paulkenney700

3 жыл бұрын

YES!!!! Especially 100 days shit

@williamcole9040

3 жыл бұрын

Our are SO correct. Well put !

@what-uc

2 жыл бұрын

I don't like over-dramatic, almost-shouting delivery. She was one of the worst for it. Sorry.

@gaggymott9159

2 жыл бұрын

@@what-uc Don't apologise.....We all have likes and dislikes. The world would be very boring otherwise 👍

My Dad and I went out driving in this storm, we had the roads to ourselves, it was glorious. People asked us how we could drive until we told them we were from Canada and this wasn't bad at all.

IVE TURNED INTO MY NAN WORRYING ABOUT THE CANDLES CATCHING FIRE TO THE NET CURTAINS

great footage . I felt the blizzard of 1990 was forgotten

@Drobium77

3 жыл бұрын

i live in North Warwickshire , the worst area hit in the Midlands blizzard of 8th dec 1990, we had 2 and a half feet of snow fall unforecast overnight, we had no power for 4 days and no water for 3 days, luckily the gas stayed on. some of the drifts went up to the eaves of the roof! The snowdrifts lasted for weeks afterwards, and had just melted when the big freeze of 1991 happened

@paulkenney700

3 жыл бұрын

@@Drobium77 yep we had to use snow to put in toilet cistern. I live Coalville - Leicestershire and actually sat up from 2am to watch it . A real snow fan then and still now !

@louiseowusu246

3 ай бұрын

I remember that. I lived in Notts at the time. I remember telling my mum that we needed to go tp the supermarket the night before, because they mentioned it on the news (She was there). We also had guests. She said 'this won't happen'. Anyway, we went to bed, and I got up in the night to get water, and the sky was that orange colour. I told her to look outside the window and she was horrified. Later in the day I had to keep walking back to the shops to buy food and candles....I got a Mars Bar and a cold as a reward.

Drove from Oxford to Cambridge that night. Took 5 hours. Would have beem longer except for the fantastic snow performance of my citroen bx!

Great to see snow don't know what that is these days.

The winters back then were freezing, nothing like the constant mild we have now. But how I miss them lol

ThaT man who put them 2 candles 🕯️ next to his net curtains has never been seen again!

Those were the days my friends.

I remember this as child ...x

great footage - I loved this winter so much and this year

@nickda1

4 жыл бұрын

me to back when winter was winter and we didn't grind to a halt when only a centimetre of snow fell had to be really bad before we did that

I saw my first snow fall on Eastbourne beach, which was unforgetablely beautiful .❄❄❄

I lived on the Essex/Herts border in 1990, but I don't remember the 1990 winter being bad. I was 15. I remember the snow in 1987, and that the 1993 winter was freezing.

Wow, Sue Carpenter was ahead of her time and should have gone into Modelling! ;-) Perfect Wife ;-)

I remember this so well and also so glad there is footage , thank you. Christmas day 1990 severe gales hit UK with thunder and lightning in Midlands and tornadoes in south

Much better than Covid 19

09:17 Cheltenham racecourse. Only four months earlier Cheltenham set the UK record temperature at that time, with 37.1C on 3 August 1990.

Beast from the East 90s version.

I was snowed in at George Elliot Hosp Nuneaton UK...just given birth on the 6th December xxx

I was looking at videos of this week's snow. This one is very interesting, but 30 years too late.

8:47 what a prune! YES IT WAS!!!!! forecasted one week before ........................sleet? snow

And here we are again, February 2018. Entire country has come to a standstill, barely 3 inches of snow, and in most places NO SNOW!

@jackisyarlar1208

4 жыл бұрын

I live in Kent and I can tell u that we got at least 7 inches and lots of blizzards!

@SouthRicardo

8 күн бұрын

Yeah, that's how we are in this country, we don't know how to handle a situation. Nowadays, we get two inches of snow and everything goes mad.

I remember both. I was 21 and Coventry got hit heavily in both events. I think December 90 was worse than Feb 91.

Car at 13.45 doing 90-100mph...crazy people!

4:05 John Kettley sounds like John Peel on helium (bless him, John would laugh at that as well so don’t start at me lol)

It's all ok. He's got spot lamps and big glasses.

The news reports look so old!!! Watching in 2021, I was 7 in 1991!

I did ice skating was fun and dangerous a bit on your own.

Brilliant

Is it me or the earlier the years the better we coped !.

not even 4wd vehicles can make much progress.. Especially when they are driven by muppets.

1991 that wasn't yesterday or day before I was a about 11 years old maura stewart she looked like Angel one of favour news reader

8:48 actually yes it was forecasted a week earlier

7:08 Sorry I just creased up... who was he looking at when he said that :D

The weather

Hello!

13:47 how fast is the car going, answers on a post card to fuxkinghell😮

0:44 computer going wrong

Seems like yesterday..

Wait, was British Rail just one company that operated every single train?

@kwesiidun8512

4 жыл бұрын

Section 29J Sweedie - "British Rail" was the general brand of the state-owned railway network in this country from 1965 until about 1999. It underwent privitisation from 1993 until about 1999.

@kino-cathedral

4 жыл бұрын

Was it beloved?

@kwesiidun8512

4 жыл бұрын

@@kino-cathedral - I was born in 1991 so I can't really remember. I traveled by train a lot from my early years on, so I can vaguely remember the later years of British Rail, and I'm from Wales and we were one of the last parts of the United Kingdom to get rail privitisation, but I can't remember if it was necessarily loved or not. Labour have made various promises to renationalise the railway network if they ever get back into power, but it's a more popular policy amongst younger people like myself who either can't remember British Rail that well or weren't alive during its time. I'm a Conservative Party supporter, but I still think it might be cool to see the railways nationalised again. The trains in this country are useless. There are often delays and it's rare to have routes that are 100% national. For example, where I'm from (Swansea in Wales), the only other places you can get to directly by train are Pembroke Dock and Milford Haven further west in Wales, Cardiff, London and Manchester (and, of course, all the places in-between those destinations). You can't go from here to, say, Glasgow or Norwich directly. To go to Glasgow from here, you'd have to go from here to Manchester and then get a second train from there to Glasgow. And to get to Norwich, I'd have to go from here to probably Bristol Parkway, then Bristol Parkway to Sheffield and then Sheffield to Norwich. Or here to Cardiff, then Cardiff to Nottingham and then Nottingham to Norwich. It's so annoying!

@martinwebb5588

3 жыл бұрын

Empty Egg Box ... Yep, British rail was the nationalised train company, 100% state owned and operated everywhere across the nation, and unlike todays disastrous railway, it was affordable and really quiet reliable. Then it was privatised and broken up and has led to what we have today, an unreliable splintered rail service that is unreliable and very expensive.

@martinwebb5588

3 жыл бұрын

@@kino-cathedral ... Was it beloved, well like any service you always get some who are dissatisfied, but in general and on the whole it was well liked and was far more reliable than todays privatised rail network, and it was far less expensive to use compared to todays over priced rail services. As it was all state owned it was well organised and run for the people and not for profit as is the case with todays privately owned rail companies.

When they cut away to the national Grid man it's so crappy looking couple guys on a table and a secretary looks like they are in an old science classroom. The board with national Grid on it and pictures of pylons.. classic😂😂

Fergus walsh now does all the medical covid reports on beeb. He must have been a young nipper back in 90

This is so slippery

stay a t home and stock for the weekend?!...lol

moira stewart looks like an nfl footballer

Army tracked APC's will do the job. But there seems to be a total inability to do joined-up adult thinking in Britain.

How do gritter lorry drivers get to work?

@09weenic

3 жыл бұрын

They each have a pack of huskies and a sledge 😃

@CARLIN4737

2 жыл бұрын

slowly

Wtf?? The M6 doesn’t go straight down

And not a smart motorway in sight...

0:18 M6? That has junction one in Rugby which is dead centre of the Midlands!! WTF? This is so 90s Beeb, no one actually needs to accurate it's outside London so no one cares.

14:59 sexist weather men - then a woman comes on - lol