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So another cold snap bites the dust. The good thing about being a mild
weather lover is that my wishes keep coming true this winter.

I mean who the hell wants to be cold?


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Graham Jones wrote:
So another cold snap bites the dust. The good thing about being a mild
weather lover is that my wishes keep coming true this winter.

I mean who the hell wants to be cold?


Not me, not me! I quite like this weather, but you and I are considered
somewhat strange cos we don't like the frost and snow.
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Rob Overfield wrote:
Graham Jones wrote:

So another cold snap bites the dust. The good thing about being a mild
weather lover is that my wishes keep coming true this winter.

I mean who the hell wants to be cold?



Not me, not me! I quite like this weather, but you and I are considered
somewhat strange cos we don't like the frost and snow.
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Rob Overfield
Hull
http://www.astrosport02.karoo.net/YorkshireWeather/



A kindered spirit, how nice! Since becoming a vegan I have lost a lot of
weight and now have very little body fat. I really feel the cold from
October to May. This week has been lovely, the previous week I was way
too cold.

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Graham Jones wrote:
Rob Overfield wrote:
Graham Jones wrote:

So another cold snap bites the dust. The good thing about being a
mild weather lover is that my wishes keep coming true this winter.

I mean who the hell wants to be cold?



Not me, not me! I quite like this weather, but you and I are
considered somewhat strange cos we don't like the frost and snow.
--
Rob Overfield
Hull
http://www.astrosport02.karoo.net/YorkshireWeather/



A kindered spirit, how nice! Since becoming a vegan I have lost a lot
of weight and now have very little body fat. I really feel the cold
from October to May. This week has been lovely, the previous week I
was way too cold.


Graham, I've had too much feeling cold in the past to want to return.
Growing up in an unheated farm cottage did for me...
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Rob, Graham, we know that and we don't mind! What you guys don't seem to get
is that we don't all like feeling cold either. We just happen to think that
constant cloud, damp, drizzle and 6-7C actually FEELS colder. It makes us
miserable.Being cheerful folks we prefer beautiful blue skies, crisp frosts
and a snowfall that makes everywhere so bright and cheery and is different
and great fun for kids.

Dave
So another cold snap bites the dust. The good thing about being a mild
weather lover is that my wishes keep coming true this winter.

I mean who the hell wants to be cold?


Not me, not me! I quite like this weather, but you and I are considered
somewhat strange cos we don't like the frost and snow.
--


A kindered spirit, how nice! Since becoming a vegan I have lost a lot of
weight and now have very little body fat. I really feel the cold from
October to May. This week has been lovely, the previous week I was way
too cold.





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Rob, Graham, we know that and we don't mind! What you guys don't seem to
get
is that we don't all like feeling cold either. We just happen to think
that
constant cloud, damp, drizzle and 6-7C actually FEELS colder. It makes us
miserable.Being cheerful folks we prefer beautiful blue skies, crisp
frosts
and a snowfall that makes everywhere so bright and cheery and is different
and great fun for kids.

It *does* feel colder - coming out to my car on a damp, cloudy, 8deg morning
is much more cold feeling than a -1 still, sunny morning!

Was recently in switzerland on top of a mountain at -12, and, honest to god,
I was colder back in blighty at a rainy heathrow at 9 degrees!
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Rob, Graham, we know that and we don't mind! What you guys don't seem to get
is that we don't all like feeling cold either. We just happen to think that
constant cloud, damp, drizzle and 6-7C actually FEELS colder. It makes us
miserable.Being cheerful folks we prefer beautiful blue skies, crisp frosts
and a snowfall that makes everywhere so bright and cheery and is different
and great fun for kids.

Dead right Dave!

I've just endured 11 days of gloom, damp and persistent drizzle with
temps 5 to 7c, can't think of anything more depressing!
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Graham wrote:

Dead right Dave!

I've just endured 11 days of gloom, damp and persistent drizzle with
temps 5 to 7c, can't think of anything more depressing!


I can
8 months of it
:~(
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Graham Jones wrote:
So another cold snap bites the dust. The good thing about being a mild
weather lover is that my wishes keep coming true this winter.

I mean who the hell wants to be cold?


Graham


Why doesn't a mild forecast suddenly turn cold? It always seems to be
the other way around! There's probably a good meteorological answer to
this, anyone?

On the radio this morning I distinctly heard the forecaster saying that
a cold easterly will become established next week - but I can't see it
on any chart. I'm sure something weird is going on...

John
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Graham Jones wrote:
So another cold snap bites the dust. The good thing about being a mild
weather lover is that my wishes keep coming true this winter.

I mean who the hell wants to be cold?


Graham


Why doesn't a mild forecast suddenly turn cold? It always seems to be the
other way around! There's probably a good meteorological answer to this,
anyone?

On the radio this morning I distinctly heard the forecaster saying that a
cold easterly will become established next week - but I can't see it on
any chart. I'm sure something weird is going on...

John


Because everyone is looking for the cold forecast.. if there was ever a
possibily of a mild spell turning cold, people here and especially on TWO
would be ramping it as the next arctic invasion!




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