Brrrrrrrr

[mozzy]

I'm glad I aint the only one with a November rule..

 

[Muddydisco]

it's not cold!!! It's only a little below 16c, hate to think of what you lot are going to be complaining about when it hits -15c daily this winter!!! :lol: :rofl:

 

[mozzy]

oh yes I'll be moaning about it and having the heating on flat out (hubby moans its like Barbados !!)

 

[The Ginger Ninja]

It's only a little below 16c

8c hear in Leeds, not looking forward to my evening run!

 

[Wendy1971]

thanks dave i took note :thumb:

 

[Cyclops]

2C outside here, still aint having the heating on just yet. Do have a heater set to 18C in the babies room though.

 

[RobWalker]

okay, jeans back on. 4 degrees here tonight. christ!

 

[mozzy]

ha cyclops.. I have set heating to come on in the night at 18C... when i told OH it was incase MY babies get cold he thought I was on about the kids.. I said 'NO the wines!!' he did a bit of a , tutted and got ready for work

you're feeling the cold now Rob

 

[Moley]

Ok, you lot have prompted me to put fresh batteries into a digital thermometer with an outdoor sensor, and now I'm wishing I hadn't, it's reading 2.8°C, Brrrrr.


Stephen Fry made a comment a few weeks ago on QI, which I hadn't considered or noticed before but which is absolutely correct. Us Brits still use Farenheit when it's hot but °C when it's cold. For example, a couple of weeks ago it was still ridiculously warm for the time of year with temperatures into the 90s, but now 2.8°C means far more to us than 37°F :wha:

Our central heating has been back on for the last couple of days but I'm going to have to move my working wines or get the water bath going again, room temperature in their area is currently down to 16°C.

 

[andyh]

Absolutely freezing coming to work this morning at 5am.

 

[Dave Ne]

I am now using an immersion heater on a white i started in early Sept, took an fg yesterday and a taste and it was far too sweet, its slowly coming back to life, Dave