COLD
#31
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 385
Re: COLD
gosh that's cold, it's just dipped into single figures in Denia tonight, 9 degrees.
Shame there was a tube strike today or you could have gone for a ride to warm up a bit.
Keep warm everyone!
Shame there was a tube strike today or you could have gone for a ride to warm up a bit.
Keep warm everyone!
#32
Re: COLD
Already had -18C in Wales
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/no...winter-britain
Report says snow's on the way. Good fun for some, but it's going to be hard for older people in cold homes
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/no...winter-britain
Report says snow's on the way. Good fun for some, but it's going to be hard for older people in cold homes
The cold weather is expected to persist all week, as north-easterly winds develop and make it feel even colder. "As we move through the week, there's a chance of snow showers and flurries in London," a Met Office spokeswoman said. "It's bitterly cold and there will be no let-up."
#33
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Joined: Feb 2008
Location: Vejer de la Fra., Cadiz
Posts: 7,653
Re: COLD
Already had -18C in Wales
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/no...winter-britain
Report says snow's on the way. Good fun for some, but it's going to be hard for older people in cold homes
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/no...winter-britain
Report says snow's on the way. Good fun for some, but it's going to be hard for older people in cold homes
#35
Re: COLD
A very rainy day here yesterday with temperature not rising above 5 degrees all day.Brrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!
This morning 8 degrees but still no sun.
This morning 8 degrees but still no sun.
#36
Re: COLD
We have had three days of continuous rain - like shards of ice hitting your face. The mountains are covered in snow and the log burner is working overtime.
#37
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Joined: Jan 2009
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Re: COLD
Exactly right.
It's beautiful outside here in my part of the UK, with a nice crisp covering of snow.
Lovely and cosy inside, with a property geared up for cold weather.
In fact I'm as as snug as a bug in a rug, and will likely delay my return to Spain until Almond Blossom time or thereabouts.
It's beautiful outside here in my part of the UK, with a nice crisp covering of snow.
Lovely and cosy inside, with a property geared up for cold weather.
In fact I'm as as snug as a bug in a rug, and will likely delay my return to Spain until Almond Blossom time or thereabouts.
#39
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Joined: Oct 2006
Location: West Midlands, ex Granada province
Posts: 2,140
Re: COLD
Thanks all for the advice on leak-proofing our roof terrace. We'll be looking for guacho claro tomorrow.
Roof still leaking atm.
Roof still leaking atm.
#41
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Location: Vejer de la Fra., Cadiz
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Re: COLD
When I did ours, I ran the fibreglass cloth up the walls and over the top before painting the white gaucho on so the roof is a waterproof container with one side open.
If your leaks are really bad, I would leave it till summer, rip up the paving, waterproof it properly and then relay the tiles on top.
#42
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Location: Vejer de la Fra., Cadiz
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Re: COLD
And here! As I sit in my little centrally heated, double glazed, cavity wall insulated, insulated loft house,snug as bug here as well. Haven´t really seen any snow here, and I´ve been out walking every day lately as it has been lovely and sunny. Keep the snow up your way, and I can stand lots of this, a bit of cold is fine by me. (so long as I´m warm indoors!)
#43
Re: COLD
Slightly less cold in the UK today. Plenty of snow around, bitterly cold tonight.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/no...places-britain
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/no...places-britain
#44
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Re: COLD
As you know, I like your area, and for us May, June and September are our preferred months. As you told us, you "enjoyed" 43 degrees for many weeks in August-Sept, personally you can keep that, I find that far too uncomfortable. And as for even October, I´ve said before, we´ve experienced rain like we´ve never seen before in Vejer and that area. Plus this year, in April-May, around Jerez, Medina Sidonia, we were still finding roads that were closed due to the horrendous flooding you had. So you certainly enjoy some good weather, but you have your share of indifferent weather. Here we rarely ever get snow, have never suffered any flooding, so it´ll do me. It´s another perfectly clear blue sky here again today, so I´ll be out now for hours to enjoy it, before we get all that horrendous weather that you insist we get all winter. TBH, I can´t remember when the weather last kept me indoors, I´m out just about every day.
#45
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Location: Vejer de la Fra., Cadiz
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Re: COLD
As you know, I like your area, and for us May, June and September are our preferred months. As you told us, you "enjoyed" 43 degrees for many weeks in August-Sept, personally you can keep that, I find that far too uncomfortable. And as for even October, I´ve said before, we´ve experienced rain like we´ve never seen before in Vejer and that area. Plus this year, in April-May, around Jerez, Medina Sidonia, we were still finding roads that were closed due to the horrendous flooding you had. So you certainly enjoy some good weather, but you have your share of indifferent weather. Here we rarely ever get snow, have never suffered any flooding, so it´ll do me. It´s another perfectly clear blue sky here again today, so I´ll be out now for hours to enjoy it, before we get all that horrendous weather that you insist we get all winter. TBH, I can´t remember when the weather last kept me indoors, I´m out just about every day.
I agree, it can get a tad hot, but rather that than the steady grey weather we used to get almost every day all summer in the UK. Plus, c'mon, roads out aren't anything to do with how the weather is at that time.
I've experienced Augusts when the sun has never shone, and we had to light fires to keep warm. Having years when you never get any sunshine worth speaking of is depressing beyond belief.