What's the coldest it gets on average in your city? (freezing, most)
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34f isn't cold. But if you don't think 0f isn't cold you are nuts.
So, if I interpret your double negative correctly, if I think 0F is cold I'm insane ? But I think you meant to say that I'm crazy if I think 0F is not cold. I would tend to agree; it certainly goes beyond merely chilly. To me 0F is definitely cold, but it does not represent bitter cold or brutal cold.
I'm working in Cold Lake, Alberta and the coldest here is in January. Average temp -16.6C(2.1F), average low -21.7C(-7.1F). Record low in 1954, -48.3C(-54.9F).
I live just outside central London but our temperature readings are always lower than that. I think they're moderated.
I feel sorry for anyone that has to live Leeds Southwards..
The winters in London are truly awful, they really don't even get a winter. Yes you saw -4c, but um it was like one night and that might be the coldest it gets this winter which is truly awful.
I feel sorry for anyone that has to live Leeds Southwards..
The winters in London are truly awful, they really don't even get a winter. Yes you saw -4c, but um it was like one night and that might be the coldest it gets this winter which is truly awful.
Many areas south of Leeds do well in winter - Sheffield, Buxton, and parts of the Midlands. SE England does rather well for snow too.
Most areas of SE England have average highs firmly below 8C, some have highs below 7C, and average lows are 0c - 2C generally, especially in frost hollows like Benson and Farnborough.
SE England is prone to snow, they get the most out of easterlies.
Most areas of SE England have average highs firmly below 8C, some have highs below 7C, and average lows are 0c - 2C generally, especially in frost hollows like Benson and Farnborough.
SE England is incredibly prone to snow, they get the most out of easterlies.
Farnborough averages 8/1 in the coldest month. Benson averages 7/1. They both average 23/12 in the summer.
Yes it is. 8C is not a spring or autumn temperature and feels cold unless dressed appropriately.
Does it snow at 8c.
No.
Does snow lie at 8c.
No, it melts.
Does Ice melt at 8c.
Yes.
No, it isn't cold.
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? But I think you meant to say that I'm crazy if I think 0F is not cold. I would tend to agree; it certainly goes beyond merely chilly. To me 0F is definitely cold, but it does not represent bitter cold or brutal cold.
