Cannot wait for the freezing cold to end.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 32,379

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  12/12/14 - 04:03 #2

  Don't understand a word of that

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• Tourista Posts: 14,338

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  12/12/14 - 04:07 #3

  Where are you OP?. I know the north of Scotland has been cold, and there has been some storms, apart from a bit of wind in the south the weather hasn't been particularly bad this year.

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• Tourista Posts: 14,338

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  12/12/14 - 04:07 #4

  woodbush wrote: »

  Don't understand a word of that

  
  He's cold.....

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 32,379

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  12/12/14 - 04:11 #5

  Tourista wrote: »

  He's cold.....

  
  OK, we had snow here today, some buses were cancelled.

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• muggins14 Posts: 61,844

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  12/12/14 - 04:20 #6

  Right now we have very heavy wind and rain (gales), plus it's very cold indeed (mind you the wind will always make it feel colder, it's blowing through my flat!)
  
  South-west here, severe weather warnings are in place.

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• Hypnodisc Posts: 22,728

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  12/12/14 - 04:30 #7

  Tourista wrote: »

  Where are you OP?. I know the north of Scotland has been cold, and there has been some storms, apart from a bit of wind in the south the weather hasn't been particularly bad this year.

  
  The OP didn't say it had been 'particularly bad', just that he's cold.
  
  I'm in the south, and for the last week the temperature has been hovering around the 0c mark, which is pretty bloody cold for humans.

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• blitzben85 Posts: 3,020

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  12/12/14 - 06:56 #8

  "Freezing cold", get a grip.

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• Hut27 Posts: 1,673

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  12/12/14 - 06:57 #9

  Hypnodisc wrote: »

  The OP didn't say it had been 'particularly bad', just that he's cold.
  
  I'm in the south, and for the last week the temperature has been hovering around the 0c mark, which is pretty bloody cold for humans.

  
  We are nice and cosy in our little bungalow, 2000 litres of Oil in the tank, well insulated, System adjusted and balanced to the endth degree. Reserve heating and cooking arrangements in place in the event of a power cut.
  I quite like the cold weather:).

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• JB3 Posts: 9,308

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  12/12/14 - 07:00 #10

  It's been quite mild down here, bit windy now and then, not much rain either.

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• I, Candy Posts: 3,710

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  12/12/14 - 07:09 #11

  Hypnodisc wrote: »

  The OP didn't say it had been 'particularly bad', just that he's cold.
  
  I'm in the south, and for the last week the temperature has been hovering around the 0c mark, which is pretty bloody cold for humans.

  
  Blimey. I'm in East Anglia, and right now the temperature is showing 10c. There must be some kind of micro-climate in your locality.

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• shackfan Posts: 15,461

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  12/12/14 - 07:11 #12

  FIFA1966 wrote: »

  Honestly, my body feels like as if somebody shoved a banana in my mouth and I squirted out of my behind Sugar Puffed enriched ice cubes.

  
  Are you a wimp? Just curious. Winter hasn't really hit us at all at the moment.

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• LakieLady Posts: 19,721

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  12/12/14 - 07:54 #13

  We've only had one proper frost in Sussex so far this winter. It's been chilly, and windy, but not really cold.
  
  It's peeing with rain now, and quiet mild.

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• dee123 Posts: 46,265

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  12/12/14 - 07:56 #14

  The cold doesn't bother me anyway.

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• Hypnodisc Posts: 22,728

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  12/12/14 - 07:59 #15

  I, Candy wrote: »

  Blimey. I'm in East Anglia, and right now the temperature is showing 10c. There must be some kind of micro-climate in your locality.

  
  Granted it was a bit warmer last night (although I wouldn't have said it was as warm as 10c ), but I did say for the last week it has been freezing.

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• JB3 Posts: 9,308

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  12/12/14 - 08:17 #16

  Hypnodisc wrote: »

  Granted it was a bit warmer last night (although I wouldn't have said it was as warm as 10c ), but I did say for the last week it has been freezing.

  I'm from the south too and I've only had to scrape frost off the car twice, so far this year.I'm out in the sticks too where it's usually colder than towns.

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• Croctacus Posts: 18,293

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  12/12/14 - 08:46 #17

  I'm in the South and we've only had one frost. Average daytime temperature for the last week or so 6-10c. There's been a bit of a chilly wind some days but out of that it's quite mild. I even had to take my coat off walking back from the high street the other day cos I was too hot in my coat.

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• I, Candy Posts: 3,710

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  12/12/14 - 09:10 #18

  Hypnodisc wrote: »

  Granted it was a bit warmer last night (although I wouldn't have said it was as warm as 10c ), but I did say for the last week it has been freezing.

  
  It might have nudged freezing a couple of times at night but it certainly couldn't be said to have been hovering around that point all week.

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• GeordiePaul Posts: 1,323

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  12/12/14 - 09:19 #19

  I wouldn't say its been cold at all. I'm in Newcastle and so far this year I've only had to de-ice my car twice this year. Go back about 3 years or so it dipped to minus 15 on a number of occasions. Now THAT is cold.

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  12/12/14 - 09:29 #20

  FIFA1966 wrote: »

  Honestly, my body feels like as if somebody shoved a banana in my mouth and I squirted out of my behind Sugar Puffed enriched ice cubes.

  
  Perhaps you are confusing feeling cold with being high on drugs.

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• Caxton Posts: 28,881

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  12/12/14 - 09:34 #21

  It will soon warm up for Christmas to give yet another year without that horrible white stuff over the festive season. Santa will have to put some permanent wheels on his sleigh and replace the reindeer with a 16-litre diesel engine:D

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• netcurtains Posts: 23,494

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  12/12/14 - 09:40 #22

  Every time my radiators come on my nose starts to run so yeah I'll be glad when the weather warms up a bit.

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• cavalli Posts: 18,738

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  12/12/14 - 09:57 #23

  GeordiePaul wrote: »

  I wouldn't say its been cold at all. I'm in Newcastle and so far this year I've only had to de-ice my car twice this year. Go back about 3 years or so it dipped to minus 15 on a number of occasions. Now THAT is cold.

  
  Bet you still didn't bother with a coat

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  12/12/14 - 10:21 #24

  I'm moaning about it as well, 3 school runs a day on foot with icy pavements is no fun.

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  12/12/14 - 10:29 #25

  Hypnodisc wrote: »

  The OP didn't say it had been 'particularly bad', just that he's cold.
  
  I'm in the south, and for the last week the temperature has been hovering around the 0c mark, which is pretty bloody cold for humans.

  
  According to the BBC weather forecast, it's 1dc here.

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• netcurtains Posts: 23,494

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  12/12/14 - 10:32 #26

  Mrstim wrote: »

  I'm moaning about it as well, 3 school runs a day on foot with icy pavements is no fun.

  
  I hate icy pavements, it's not been cold enough here for ice yet but I'm sure it will be soon.

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