Warmer than a summers night
Warmer than a summers night
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ikarl

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4,071 posts

230 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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Can hardly believe how warm it is, just drove home from Glasgow and its noticeably warm!

The temp in the car was showing 15.5c, and now I'm home (20miles outside the city) the garden thermometer is just above 14

rotaterotate

stevoknevo

1,760 posts

221 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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ikarl said:
Can hardly believe how warm it is, just drove home from Glasgow and its noticeably warm!

The temp in the car was showing 15.5c, and now I'm home (20miles outside the city) the garden thermometer is just above 14

rotaterotate
I'm a 100 miles from Glasgow on the west coast - it was 13.5 degrees at 8 o'clock tonight! Mental for a week afore Xmas.

fttm

4,619 posts

166 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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Minus 16c here , bds shootlaugh

GG89

3,693 posts

217 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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It's mental. I'm in Glasgow, too.

Just got back from NYC on Tuesday and it was in the 60s over there couldn't believe it.

Kaj91

4,705 posts

152 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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17c here at 1:45am, gotta love climate change.

zarjaz1991

6,912 posts

154 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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This will be manna from heaven for the lefties, who will be demanding more tax increases and restrictions on cars.

popeyewhite

23,087 posts

151 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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Kaj91 said:
17c here at 1:45am, gotta love climate change.
Apparently this weather is more to do with El Nino and southerley winds from Africa than any climate change.

colin_p

4,503 posts

243 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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zarjaz1991 said:
This will be manna from heaven for the lefties, who will be demanding more tax increases and restrictions on cars.
The irony is that nobody, well we don't, has their central heating switched on so it is actually good for the C02 or whatever they moan about, nothing is burnt.



steveatesh

5,383 posts

195 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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colin_p said:
The irony is that nobody, well we don't, has their central heating switched on so it is actually good for the C02 or whatever they moan about, nothing is burnt.
My wife didn't get that particular memo, please could you resend it? wink

HTP99

25,408 posts

171 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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steveatesh said:
colin_p said:
The irony is that nobody, well we don't, has their central heating switched on so it is actually good for the C02 or whatever they moan about, nothing is burnt.
My wife didn't get that particular memo, please could you resend it? wink
Lol, so true!

Iva Barchetta

44,044 posts

194 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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There was another thread about leaving it as late as possible turning heating on for winter.
I did turn mine on but 3 weeks ago it got turned off again and I haven't been cold yet.

With these feet

5,733 posts

246 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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Bet we will have a damn cold Feb/March though. I remember sitting on the beach on the south coast a few years ago at the end of November, proper summers day feel but a fresh breeze.




Condi

20,539 posts

202 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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Meh, Ive gone beyond turning the heating off to sleeping with the window open!


And yes, while its El Nino related, we are also in a very strong El Nino year - El Nino being the warming of a patch of sea in the Pacific. Basically this year its warmer than usual.

227bhp

10,203 posts

159 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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You're going to think i'm being sarcastic, but seriously, I have flowers still in the garden, the apple trees have shoots on them and best of all (no kidding) I picked some raspberries which recently ripened the other day.

Puggit

49,831 posts

279 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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The cold is firmly locked up in the Arctic and hasn't really broken out yet and spilled over N America or Eurasia. It <could> be quite a bang when it comes.

cptsideways

13,894 posts

283 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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We have a raspberry bush producing ripe fruit, shall go for a wander & have look this morning

227bhp

10,203 posts

159 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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Puggit said:
The cold is firmly locked up in the Arctic and hasn't really broken out yet and spilled over N America or Eurasia. It <could> be quite a bang when it comes.
No forecast as to when though?

croyde

26,506 posts

261 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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Driving home on the, apparently, most alcohol consumed in the UK night, and everyone were outside the pubs as if it was a summers evening.

Fek Climate Change, it was much hotter than this in the Middle Ages, a period bereft of power stations, fridges and V8s.

Puggit

49,831 posts

279 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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227bhp said:
Puggit said:
The cold is firmly locked up in the Arctic and hasn't really broken out yet and spilled over N America or Eurasia. It <could> be quite a bang when it comes.
No forecast as to when though?
Keep an eye on the annual snow thread. Right now there are rumblings post-Xmas, more likely NY time or later... Absolutely nothing concrete though.

mcelliott

10,576 posts

212 months

Saturday 19th December 2015
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Puggit said:
It <could> be quite a bang when it comes.
If I had a pound... hehe