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Originally posted by apex
reply to post by olaru12
Ski centres in Scotland opened this past weekend:
www.bbc.co.uk...
In fact, there was a good 50cm of snow high up on the mountains back in late October/early November. The rest of the UK is either wet or disappointingly warm - about 2 or 3 degrees C tomorrow. Though I am getting that from the Met Office, so I should probably expect something worse.
Originally posted by woogleuk
Below average temperatures in the UK for this time of year. A lot of snow, temperatures in the - degrees (c).
Rumour has it that it will be the harshest winter for over 100 years with temperatures falling well below -20(c).
BRING IT ON!
Originally posted by kyle1113
reply to post by erwalker
I was in Edmonton 3 weekends ago for the FarmFair international livestock show, and MAN was it cold up there. I was quite glad to be back in MT! (Late of course, due to the customs veterinarian delaying our return check due to the snow)
Originally posted by tport17
I posted about this on another thread. I live in Missouri. We had a very warm November last year and this year was even warmer.
It was 74 degrees on December 3rd. It broke a record for the warmest day in December ever. I feel like we are breaking records every other day.
Originally posted by erwalker
Originally posted by kyle1113
reply to post by erwalker
I was in Edmonton 3 weekends ago for the FarmFair international livestock show, and MAN was it cold up there. I was quite glad to be back in MT! (Late of course, due to the customs veterinarian delaying our return check due to the snow)
It was only around 0 C (32 F) three weekends ago in Edmonton. That's positively mild.
I'm looking forward to Jan and Feb when the high will be around -25 C most days.
A few years ago in early Jan, I proved to myself that my car's outside air temp thermometre does indeed only go down to -40 C/-40 F. I watched it drop until it hit -40 and then stayed there for mile after mile until I got near Edmonton where it started to climb up to about -36 C. Note that this was around 10 AM.