Been gloomy all day, now we have light rain with it and the temperature
is only 2.8°C, had to put a fleece on.

Well it looks like the cold could still be with us when I return from my
travels, it'll be a bit of a shock coming back :-0
--
Keith (Southend)
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Keith(Southend) wrote:
Been gloomy all day, now we have light rain with it and the
temperature is only 2.8°C, had to put a fleece on.

Well it looks like the cold could still be with us when I return from
my travels, it'll be a bit of a shock coming back :-0


Drove from Folkestone to Liverpool & back today & it seemed like the whole
country was in purpetual twilight almost. Very depressing...

Les

On Feb 7, 8:38*pm, "Les Hemmings" wrote:
Keith(Southend) wrote:
Been gloomy all day, now we have light rain with it and the
temperature is only 2.8°C, had to put a fleece on.

Well it looks like the cold could still be with us when I return from
my travels, it'll be a bit of a shock coming back :-0

Drove from Folkestone to Liverpool & back today & it seemed like the whole
country was in purpetual twilight almost. Very depressing...

Les

Cloudy almost all day in Southampton and the immediate surroundings,
but only seriously dull between 0900-1030 and actually quite bright
from around 1400 to the end of the day, with significant blue patches
of sky in the last hour of daylight (though never in the direction of
the sun) - the fact that we're halfway to the spring equinox was very
noticeable this afternoon.

Nick

On 7 Feb, 20:42, Nick wrote:
On Feb 7, 8:38*pm, "Les Hemmings" wrote:

Keith(Southend) wrote:
Been gloomy all day, now we have light rain with it and the
temperature is only 2.8°C, had to put a fleece on.

Well it looks like the cold could still be with us when I return from
my travels, it'll be a bit of a shock coming back :-0

Drove from Folkestone to Liverpool & back today & it seemed like the whole
country was in purpetual twilight almost. Very depressing...

Les

Cloudy almost all day in Southampton and the immediate surroundings,
but only seriously dull between 0900-1030 and actually quite bright
from around 1400 to the end of the day, with significant blue patches
of sky in the last hour of daylight (though never in the direction of
the sun) - the fact that we're halfway to the spring equinox was very
noticeable this afternoon.

Nick

Since nobody has metioned it - we drove home this afternoon across one
of the higher roads on the North Downs - Detling Hill in Kent. After
some light drizzle, up at the top it was almost all snow. Back to
drizzle again on the M2....