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.

Well, here we are, still stuck in the middle of November, and if you followed my show

for long enough, you'll know that November traditionally has been my least favorite

month of all the months in the year.

I think it just goes back to when I was a teenager.

Do you have that?

That there is a particular time of the year that you don't like.

I think it's just like being a summer person born in the summer time.

I think we get to a low point in November, but I have to say the weather is weird.

You know, it's almost spring-like at the moment I'm recording this in a t-shirt, no heating

on it's during the day.

It was a little chilly first thing this morning, but nothing that you couldn't handle.

Very sunny, beautiful, beautiful morning as I record this, but it's clouded over a little

bit now, and I think it's going to be gray again.

It's a very strange weather.

When I was a kid, which we know is a long time ago in Liverpool, I remember November as

being crispy, cold, and icy when I was a kid.

And then December, you got snow sometimes, then January more of the same and pretty cold

through February, and then things would magically turn around in March.

Everything seems to be different in this day and age, but then, like I say, maybe you'll

appreciate this, I do go back a long way.

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