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Ice Man 85

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  1. Well I can't speak for London, but imby those conditions are pretty common. We have had several warm marches in recent years too. This march was mainly down to the SSW after all. April can swing either way.
  2. wouldn't say its rare. Was still 17c last saturday night here. the daytime maxim was only 20 or so. Not much of a drop.
  3. Well we all perceive temperatures differently. I am warm at 12c. PE teachers can wear shorts at 0c. Some people are still in duffel coats and fleeces in the mid-high 20s. If you have a different explanation for such phenomena, then I'd like to hear it.
  4. I prefer sunshine. But when you get high pressure any time outside of winter, you get the muck of last week. You have to bear in mind that this is the UK. In the NW, the peak summer average is 19c. London is only 22c. Warmth is always sourced from europe. usually iberia. and its laced with humidity on top. I don't relish the thought of sweating and struggling to sleep any more than you relish grey and wet. Rain is depressing I agree. I just see it as the lesser of two evils and it really helps.
  5. Well my area has only recorded 5 below average days all month which would have been more than offset by the temps last week. Manchester is always warmer than where I am unless one of us has our own microclimate that is.
  6. "warm" is very subjective as is cold. Hence there's plenty of room for misinterpretation.
  7. People on here are downtrodden when we don't get oppressive heat in the summer and perishing cold in the winter. Maybe if you could bring yourselves to be satisfied with "average" conditions in the silly seasons, there'd be far less disappointment.
  8. Was speaking broadly lol. The south was just shy of 30. Here is wasn't too bad, though saturday night was very humid. still 17 at 3 am according to my local stations. My tolerance for warmth though is pathetic. I freely admit that. You're talking to someone whose warm at 12c.
  9. sunshine's welcome to come back anytime. The heat that came with it though can sod off.
  10. Most definitely. The MOD thread during the time of the first failed winter easterly was pure tantrums. Led to a few bans I think. Ramping needs to stop. Both silly seasons included.
  11. Isn't he doing the same thing? Too much mob mentality on here. Go against the crowd and you'll pay for it.
  12. Much improved from yesterday. Rained for a while now the sun is out. But the air is much fresher.
  13. Well the weather in my area last night fooled every weather site I know. They forecasted an overnight low of 12c. Was still 17 at 3 am.
  14. Still feels stuffy tonight. thursday night freshened up pretty nicely after similar conditions. Edit: still 18 here according to local-ish stations. Sodding kack.
  15. yesterday was pleasant, today not so much. lack of a breeze.
  16. Much better day today. Still sunny and dry but with a much fresher, stronger breeze. Really does make all the difference. Looking sticky tomorrow though
  17. Like it or not, that is the normal UK climate. Funny you mention miami though; I have holidayed in florida in the peak of their "summer" (theme parks were worth it) and the level of humidity is excruciating. Any "warmth" we get is usually sourced from Iberia and laced with humidity also. simply serves to rub salt in the wound, nothing more.
  18. I'd go a little higher than that. Liverpool is always cooler, whilst manchester gets warmer. We're usually somewhere in between.
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