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Hmm, now when I compared the charts from Church Crapton and Turdku, the extended summer lows are quite interesting. Yes, I know I'm on the coast, but we had a freeze in both May and September (2 in May), and the avg low was higher in May and just a degree lower in September here. But depends here from year to year as well when comparing months. July 2001 had an avg hi of 24.6C with a low of 15.0C, but July 2005 had a high of 24.5C but low of 12.8C!
But as the whole of UK is very maritime, I find those lows quite interesting.
19.8C/10.1C was the average for May-Sept in Leeds, 20.5C/11.0C in Turfffffffffffffffffff. Ok, just a 0.2C difference in diurnal ranges. Hmm, whatever, it looked bigger at first.
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How much snow have you had again? You know, excluding the hill behind your house.
I is has got get some 14cm during the whole winter.
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Not in all cases are arranged marriages end bad or whatever. All cultures have bad attributes no culture is better than any other. And anyway what is this with justifying as if arranged marriages are some kind of cult that enslaves women.
I know, I know. I'm not saying that either, it's just... it's against all my liberal views.
You don't seem to care about anything. How selfish.
And I don't care about easterlys either because most of the British isles do absolutely awful in them when it comes to snow.
Yes, I am selfish because I want snow and don't care if you get any or not. Tough titties. Ger over it.
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Hmm, now when I compared the charts from Church Crapton and Turdku, the extended summer lows are quite interesting. Yes, I know I'm on the coast, but we had a freeze in both May and September (2 in May), and the avg low was higher in May and just a degree lower in September here. But depends here from year to year as well when comparing months. July 2001 had an avg hi of 24.6C with a low of 15.0C, but July 2005 had a high of 24.5C but low of 12.8C!
But as the whole of UK is very maritime, I find those lows quite interesting.
19.8C/10.1C was the average for May-Sept in Leeds, 20.5C/11.0C in Turfffffffffffffffffff. Ok, just a 0.2C difference in diurnal ranges. Hmm, whatever, it looked bigger at first.
May was cold, but stable. Last year, May was warmer, but we had a freeze. Ditto in 2012, 2011 and 2010 (four successive May freezes - we have less than 1 on average!)
September freezes here are extraordinarily rare. I can only find once occurrence since the 1970s.
So what do you think about us having many more frosts than you, just 16 miles from the South coast of England?
Intelligent, mature response please.
Thats very good for you.
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But depends here from year to year as well when comparing months. July 2001 had an avg hi of 24.6C with a low of 15.0C, but July 2005 had a high of 24.5C but low of 12.8C!
