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16.3°C, in the lounge. I turned the heating off as I felt too warm, now is about right.
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Got to 17.5c at which point was warm enough for me and went off.
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In the bedroom having a toss and it's 14 degrees, quite warm.
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1 hour ago, Ice Ice Baby said:
£500! Mine is £300 every 3 months non direct debit 3 bed house, family of 3.
Mines more than that a month and that's a 300sq foot apartment using minimal heating with the cheapest energy supplier!
In April 2023 I am thinking about cutting boff my gas completely cos I can't afford two exorbitant standing charges along with the price cap increase.
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2 hours ago, Summer Sun said:
The met office has declared an official white Christmas after rain turned to sleet in Loch Glascarnoch, Scotland and Lough Fea in Northern Ireland
I needed a good laugh
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Energy bill for the last month was horrific. So glad to have some normal temps back again. Now I can afford not to be cold anymore. Now it's not going to to 11 inside overnight, more like 13-14.
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Beautiful mild Xmas day. No ice to bugger up plans and feels splendid outside.
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Temp accelerating through 16°C with all radiators on full afterburner.
Roll on those milder outdoor temps and it will help out immensely.
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Dayuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuum. I had to turn the heating off early today. Got to 17.8°C... started to overheat. The 15 units of alcohol I've consumed so far might have something to do with that, dou.
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1 minute ago, Summer8906 said:
Though I don't think we'll get much sunny and dry out of that!
Yea but I gotta watch my bills! I don't mind cloud in winter,, even sunny days have a very low sun angle and get dark quick anyways.
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1 minute ago, Summer8906 said:
GFS 12z equally atrocious. I suspect we'll get double figures every day, high single figures every night, and almost zero sun down here for the rest of the month.
The winter equivalent of July 2017, this month. That's all I can say.
Atrocious for you = FANTSASTIC for me!
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I'#m known fo0r being a teetoaltller but lately I've been hjaving to deal with all this mcol,d weather and I'[ve never been so drunk as I am now since maybe 2010. Yuck. Hate cold. I honestly am so drunk right now. Only way to cope with this rubbisdh. Hey if it'sgood enough for the guy who suriived the titanitc due to jhis heavyn drikningh, it's ogood enough for me!
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All seasons: mildest on record.
(Wishful thinking)
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Yeah literally every day the past week around here has been like 0 degrees, a treacherous layer of ice on the ground and no actual weather to speak of. Very unexciting.
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4 minutes ago, matt111 said:
My mum and dad often talk about when they lived in houses that didn’t have any heating apart from open fires and how they used to get ice on the inside of windows. Not that they’d want to go back to that but with the way things are at the moment open fires would probably be cheaper than heating.
Thing is my dad now can afford proper heating, but his old habits and conservatism means he STILL doesn't use heating much. He told me he puts it on when his indoor temp is 5°C!
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Just now, matt111 said:
We never have the heating on overnight. Couldn’t afford it if we wanted to. As the suns warming part of the house it’s not on at the moment and probably won’t be until this evening. The parts of the house that don’t get the sun are a lot colder.
Same here. I can't afford to have heating on outside of 1PM to about 8PM. Specially with the prices at the moment.
It went down to a disgusting 10.4°C in the lounge, 'orrible sitting and eating lunch in that, but that's the reality. My dad speaks of the post-war era when people had no money and no central heating and they lived in temps of 8-10°C growing up in winters then.
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3°C at 13:51 ("mildest" since 7th December), ice and snow from 11th STILL on the ground.
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3 hours ago, cobbett said:
Usual straw clutching in the MOD thread - only one way next week is going
I knew things were going mild when I saw desperados cherry picking cold charts from the mighty ICON.
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Can't wait for milder weather to finally last longer and longer.
This cold spell has been significant IMBG, cause we've had below average now for 18 days here. And by quite some amount.
I hope January and February are both the mildest on record.
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Up to a toasty warm 17.0°C in my lounge.
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-5.1°C was the lowest here this month, which while not exceptional, the duration of the cold has made this the biggest cold spell since probably 2010.
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My flat never gets hot in summer as it never gets any sun facing north-west. I'm actually glad as it would stay too hot if it did get sun.
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Heating on full afterburner, going up to 14°C and climbing, thermostat is set to 18 but it never gets there
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In the winter, mild as possible even if it includes cloud and some rain but preferably showers rather than frontal rain.
Sunny cool/cold days are a second best in the winter.
In summer I like humid weather with moderate temperatures. 15-22 degrees night/day temps with more regular thunderstorms than we actually get.
Indoor Temperature Thread
in Spring Weather Discussion
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13.9°C in the lounge. Been exercising and now I'm so hot I'm sitting down with no top on at all.