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Richmond may have its foot of snow () but the place still gets way warmer than London in an average winter. London's coolness during the winter is more constant and the fact that there's always a lingering risk of drizzle maybe for some people London's more wintry. In Richmond there's relieve from the cold in the form of stupidly warm muggy days while London doesn't get that.
London's average temperature in winter is a lot higher than Richmond's which means it has to be warmer for the majority of the time compared to Richmond. So "London's coolness during the winter is more constant" is obviously a false statement.
Somewhere with average lows some way below freezing and with not much difference in daytime highs is more wintry than London.
London's average temperature in winter is a lot higher than Richmond's which means it has to be warmer for the majority of the time compared to Richmond. So "London's coolness during the winter is more constant" is obviously a false statement.
Somewhere with average lows some way below freezing and with not much difference in daytime highs is more wintry than London.
MEAN temperature... i.e the AVERAGE temperature of the month. With its below freezing lows and lower means, Richmond is consistently cooler for much longer than London and the highs aren't much better. Geez Louise. :rolleyes :
MEAN temperature... i.e the AVERAGE temperature of the month. With its below freezing lows, Richmond is consistently cooler for much longer than London and the highs aren't much better. Geez Louise. :rolleyes :
Either way London doesn't get huge spikes in Temperature that can resemble mid spring.
Don't think you can Belittle me on here on yeah like you did to Infamous.
Better than you can sweetie pie. If want want to start comparing intelligence, you can PM me with your educational curriculum vitae, we'll compare notes OK. Prepare to be embarrassed.
You said it would feel more wintry than Richmond, and the fact is that it doesn't. When that part of the world gets it's -10°C cold snaps and foot of snow keep reminding yourself of how subtropical if feels compared to London.
You keep going on about "it would be" etc, having never experienced it. Without the experience, your opinion is less credible than mine. Don't cry luv! It's not the end of the world.
You were belittling Infamous so I was warning you not to do the same with me.
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) but the place still gets way warmer than London in an average winter. London's coolness during the winter is more constant and the fact that there's always a lingering risk of drizzle maybe for some people London's more wintry. In Richmond there's relieve from the cold in the form of stupidly warm muggy days while London doesn't get that.
