It's already -4.6C at 6pm. Haven't seen that low a temp at 6pm for many
a long year - shame the cloud will soon roll in as it might have been a
record. May beat last night's -5.8C though
Dave

"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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It's already -4.6C at 6pm. Haven't seen that low a temp at 6pm for many a
long year - shame the cloud will soon roll in as it might have been a
record. May beat last night's -5.8C though
Dave

Yes Dave got home from work for the afternoon the car thermometer was still
minus two c. Around 3:30 went up the shed (tried to avoid it) and it was
like a frigid pristine wonderland. The clouds had cleared and the
temperature was bitingly cold with the snow adding that light that only a
snow covering can; it reminded me of December 1981 after the initial
snowfall which was on the 8/9th when we had that Shawberry -25c temp on the
13th December, that same intensity of cold. as you say if the sky stays
clear it will get very low tonight.

Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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It's already -4.6C at 6pm. Haven't seen that low a temp at 6pm for many a
long year - shame the cloud will soon roll in as it might have been a
record. May beat last night's -5.8C though
Dave

Yes Dave got home from work for the afternoon the car thermometer was still
minus two c. Around 3:30 went up the shed (tried to avoid it) and it was
like a frigid pristine wonderland. The clouds had cleared and the
temperature was bitingly cold with the snow adding that light that only a
snow covering can; it reminded me of December 1981 after the initial
snowfall which was on the 8/9th when we had that Shawberry -25c temp on the
13th December, that same intensity of cold. as you say if the sky stays
clear it will get very low tonight.


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I should've said record low for me, which isn't saying much as I only
have them for three years, although nothing much to beat in previous ten
I wouldn't have thought.
BTW - what's happened to your LDl's radio thermometer. Mine and Ron's
still going strong!
Dave

"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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It's already -4.6C at 6pm. Haven't seen that low a temp at 6pm for many
a long year - shame the cloud will soon roll in as it might have been a
record. May beat last night's -5.8C though
Dave

Yes Dave got home from work for the afternoon the car thermometer was
still minus two c. Around 3:30 went up the shed (tried to avoid it) and
it was like a frigid pristine wonderland. The clouds had cleared and the
temperature was bitingly cold with the snow adding that light that only a
snow covering can; it reminded me of December 1981 after the initial
snowfall which was on the 8/9th when we had that Shawberry -25c temp on
the 13th December, that same intensity of cold. as you say if the sky
stays clear it will get very low tonight.
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I should've said record low for me, which isn't saying much as I only have
them for three years, although nothing much to beat in previous ten I
wouldn't have thought.
BTW - what's happened to your LDl's radio thermometer. Mine and Ron's
still going strong!
Dave


I think the battery in the sensor went kapput. It's still hanging un my
rustic arch

Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
...
It's already -4.6C at 6pm. Haven't seen that low a temp at 6pm for many
a long year - shame the cloud will soon roll in as it might have been a
record. May beat last night's -5.8C though
Dave
Yes Dave got home from work for the afternoon the car thermometer was
still minus two c. Around 3:30 went up the shed (tried to avoid it) and
it was like a frigid pristine wonderland. The clouds had cleared and the
temperature was bitingly cold with the snow adding that light that only a
snow covering can; it reminded me of December 1981 after the initial
snowfall which was on the 8/9th when we had that Shawberry -25c temp on
the 13th December, that same intensity of cold. as you say if the sky
stays clear it will get very low tonight.
-----------------
I should've said record low for me, which isn't saying much as I only have
them for three years, although nothing much to beat in previous ten I
wouldn't have thought.
BTW - what's happened to your LDl's radio thermometer. Mine and Ron's
still going strong!
Dave


I think the battery in the sensor went kapput. It's still hanging un my
rustic arch


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It is replaceable. Temp rising already.

"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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It's already -4.6C at 6pm. Haven't seen that low a temp at 6pm for
many a long year - shame the cloud will soon roll in as it might have
been a record. May beat last night's -5.8C though
Dave
Yes Dave got home from work for the afternoon the car thermometer was
still minus two c. Around 3:30 went up the shed (tried to avoid it) and
it was like a frigid pristine wonderland. The clouds had cleared and
the temperature was bitingly cold with the snow adding that light that
only a snow covering can; it reminded me of December 1981 after the
initial snowfall which was on the 8/9th when we had that
hawberry -25c temp on the 13th December, that same intensity of cold.
as you say if the sky stays clear it will get very low tonight.
-----------------
I should've said record low for me, which isn't saying much as I only
have them for three years, although nothing much to beat in previous ten
I wouldn't have thought.
BTW - what's happened to your LDl's radio thermometer. Mine and Ron's
still going strong!
Dave


I think the battery in the sensor went kapput. It's still hanging un my
rustic arch
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It is replaceable. Temp rising already.

Yeah but they don't seem to last long

On Dec 3, 5:56*pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
It's already -4.6C at 6pm. Haven't seen that low a temp at 6pm for many
a long year - shame the cloud will soon roll in as it might have been a
record. May beat last night's -5.8C though
Dave

I don't think you'll get anywhere near it, Dave. It was -6°C
here at 6 pm and it has started to rise sharply, now -2.5°C with a
southerly breeze picking up. The minimum has already passed.

Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, surrey.

Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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It's already -4.6C at 6pm. Haven't seen that low a temp at 6pm for
many a long year - shame the cloud will soon roll in as it might have
been a record. May beat last night's -5.8C though
Dave
Yes Dave got home from work for the afternoon the car thermometer was
still minus two c. Around 3:30 went up the shed (tried to avoid it) and
it was like a frigid pristine wonderland. The clouds had cleared and
the temperature was bitingly cold with the snow adding that light that
only a snow covering can; it reminded me of December 1981 after the
initial snowfall which was on the 8/9th when we had that
hawberry -25c temp on the 13th December, that same intensity of cold.
as you say if the sky stays clear it will get very low tonight.
-----------------
I should've said record low for me, which isn't saying much as I only
have them for three years, although nothing much to beat in previous ten
I wouldn't have thought.
BTW - what's happened to your LDl's radio thermometer. Mine and Ron's
still going strong!
Dave

I think the battery in the sensor went kapput. It's still hanging un my
rustic arch
-------------
It is replaceable. Temp rising already.

Yeah but they don't seem to last long


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Lithiums do.

"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
...
It's already -4.6C at 6pm. Haven't seen that low a temp at 6pm for
many a long year - shame the cloud will soon roll in as it might
have been a record. May beat last night's -5.8C though
Dave
Yes Dave got home from work for the afternoon the car thermometer
was still minus two c. Around 3:30 went up the shed (tried to avoid
it) and it was like a frigid pristine wonderland. The clouds had
cleared and the temperature was bitingly cold with the snow adding
that light that only a snow covering can; it reminded me of December
1981 after the initial snowfall which was on the 8/9th when we had
that hawberry -25c temp on the 13th December, that same intensity of
cold. as you say if the sky stays clear it will get very low tonight.
-----------------
I should've said record low for me, which isn't saying much as I only
have them for three years, although nothing much to beat in previous
ten I wouldn't have thought.
BTW - what's happened to your LDl's radio thermometer. Mine and Ron's
still going strong!
Dave

I think the battery in the sensor went kapput. It's still hanging un
my rustic arch
-------------
It is replaceable. Temp rising already.

Yeah but they don't seem to last long
---------------
Lithiums do.

Blimey Dave I want to monitor the weather not go to warp factor five.