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12 Mar 11
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I hear there's snow up in Sweatyland?
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Nah. It's melted, now. Would have had you soft southern poodles bricking it, though.
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Yes, no doubt.
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LOL, just looked out my window...be weeks yet before the lawn mower gets dusted off.
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Be firing up the pool heater soon. pH only dropped to 5.9 this year.
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22c in west Wales today - this could be a November record ? can't be far off
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Trawsgoed
22 °c Issued at: 1300 on Sun 1 Nov 2015 will keep my eye on that ! |
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shirt sleeve order
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A beautiful day for the time of year...quite extraordinary...not far off ice-cream weather
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i would say it's more sorbet weather myself
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It's warm and sunny even in Stoke.
Things must be afoot! |
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The calm before the storm!
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soon the snow will be flying.
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noticed that Tommy ,17c - not too bad at all .
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WE HAVE A NEW NOVEMBER RECORD 22C Wales
OLD ONE stood at almost at the same location - weird ) November* 21.7 4 November 1946 Prestatyn (Denbighshire) if the met office figures are correct |
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The UK's November temperature record has been broken, with 22.4C (72.3F) being reached in mid Wales.
The temperature was recorded in Trawsgoed, Ceredigion, on Sunday afternoon. Jay Wynne reports. |
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hehehe! I just love the way temperatures matter so much to you Coach!
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No shade, no shine, no butterflies, no bees,
No fruits, no flowers, no leaves, no birds! - November! |
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my garden is still full of flowers ,although mpost of the bees have buggered off
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yes Tommy - always have been - follow weather on a daily basis , only 16 here today albeit lovely and clear all day - did a little spot of sunbathing which is difficult as the low sun only hits the garden for 2 hours at the moment
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What's your favourite temperature, Coach?
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Patra - 17c
 Would like too see more extremes though ,but that won't happen in the UK |
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do you have a fvourite Patra ?
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-17's a bit chilly for me, Coach.
I'd go for 18 when working and 30 on holiday. Luckily I live very near the Equator but at high altitude, so I can pretty much pick my climate, i.e. I'm a couple of hours away from totally tropical weather. |
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17 that was Patra
bugger -17 for a game of soldiers |
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where are you ?
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Its not the temp so much as the wind. You can get a cold day and its invigorating, chuck in a strong wind and it cuts right through ya.
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