Across the UK, across Continental North America, and around the world, on the internet,

by webcast and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes, and this is the unexplained.

Thank you for coming back to my little show. Thank you for all of your emails that I'm working

through at the moment. If you've made a guess suggestion, I'm getting on to it.

And if you've made any specific comments about the show, of course, I always see them,

take note of them and build them in. So please, if you'd like to email the show,

I'm always very, very grateful and happy to get your emails. Go to the website,

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at Creative Artspot in Liverpool, and there you can send me an email,

or you can make a donation to the show if you'd like to. And if you have sent a donation to the show,

the money gratefully received in these hard times helps the show keep going,

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Until you're something, as I record these words now, it's very nearly Easter,

and you may be hearing this show across Easter. And we're just at the back end,

I believe it's the back end, I hope it is, of a cold spell here in the UK.

Some parts of the UK have had three meters, what's that 9-10 feet of snow?

Here in London, we've had snow that hasn't stuck, but it's been below zero for many days.

And this time last year, if I tell you it was 25 degrees Celsius here, 75 Fahrenheit.

If I look out of the window today, it's morning time in London,

and there are people who are wrapped up like they're heading out onto the streets of New York

on a day in January, it's that cold. And they say, I heard on the radio this morning anyway,

that it's something to do with the jet stream, and it's that warm current of air

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