The last two January's have both broken records for the wrong
reasons. This January has been the worst rainfall ever recorded in a single
month. What is happening with the weather in the UK? Is this all to do with
global warming? I recently read an article from the Met office in Exeter saying
the storms are almost certainly down to global warming. They also delivered a grim warning that the country
should prepare itself for more similar events in future. It is the
strongest link yet made by the Met Office between the intense weather and
climate change, and backs David Cameron’s remark last month that he “very much suspects” a connection.
At least it hasn't dampened the spirits of house hunters as we
have had an excellent start to the year despite the inclement weather. There
seems to be a lot of confidence in the local and global economy that has been
well reported in the press and on TV over the last few months. This has helped
fuel 'buyer confidence' and the UK housing market seems to be well on its way
to a recovery.
I do hope this is an end to the bad weather and hope we are
rewarded with a barmy summer and see a good number of buyers flocking to The
English Riviera to either start a new life or retire by the sea.
Regional Manager
Bradleys Estate Agents
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