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In my size too
It's too hot :(
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Are Met Office talking rubbish? 50% chance of hail around 1500! 
It's raining again, still pretty calm on the wind front, supposed to be swinging around to a north westerly through the afternoon.
It's raining again, still pretty calm on the wind front, supposed to be swinging around to a north westerly through the afternoon.
Someone pass the eye bleach please.
Yesterday the BBC forecast showed ~40 mph winds here for about 4 hours this afternoon / evening. This morning it changed to ~40 between 6 & 7pm. Looking out the window I don't see anything more than a light breeze. We have had a few very short downpours but that's about the extent of it. Disappointed.Are Met Office talking rubbish? 50% chance of hail around 1500!
It's raining again, still pretty calm on the wind front, supposed to be swinging around to a north westerly through the afternoon.
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The temperature last couple of days has been ridiculous for august. Never known it so cold in august.
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You are joking? I can be naked, no blanket right now and still be warm!
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I'd love to know what the actual temperature of the room is to be having to do that
Supposedly 9c outside here , inside it's 20c with the windows open close to putting the fan on
Yeh, my house was built circa 1910, not insulated, no double glazing, it's normally great in summer if it's hot, because it stays relatively cool and comfortable, but when it's cold like now, it's just cold.
Opposite for me turns into an oven doesn't even need to be that warm outside , but great for winter
Yeh, I'd prefer that scenario too.
I'm genuinely interested. What is your thermostat set to in the middle of winter? Water temperatures for showers? It's like you've acclimatised yourself to Icelandic weather.
I'm genuinely interested. What is your thermostat set to in the middle of winter? Water temperatures for showers? It's like you've acclimatised yourself to Icelandic weather.
I don't have thermostat on anytime of the year, jumper/ hoodie is enough around the house and warm and cosy duvet is enough when sleeping it's surprising how warm can get with just body heat, water is really hot but also turn on cold water to balance it out so it's just warm
80s building with thick walls well insulated and double glazing
I don't have thermostat on anytime of the year, jumper/ hoodie is enough around the house and warm and cosy duvet is enough when sleeping it's surprising how warm can get with just body heat, water is really hot but also turn on cold water to balance it out so it's just warm
80s building with thick walls well insulated and double glazing
So you go through the entire winter without any heating? I think I may know why you find cool weather too warm.
On another topic, your energy bills must be amazing!
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Don't park your cars at the seafront when it's going to storm