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shaunbhoy replied

28 November 2010, 13:28
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

You could get back?
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Cliphead replied

28 November 2010, 11:12
Originally posted by kandr View Post

I'm off out for a long drive in the country, what could possibly go wrong.

You could get back?
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kandr replied

28 November 2010, 11:11
I'm off out for a long drive in the country, what could possibly go wrong.
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ctdctd replied

28 November 2010, 11:06
Originally posted by ctdctd View Post

-6 in Bedfordshire and the Bl**dy boiler has packed up

Phew - 2 hours later and it's fixed.
Fan had seized up so took it out, dismantled, WD40'd, and put it back together again - we have heat

P.S. Thanks for the sympathy Zippy!

Last edited by ctdctd; 28 November 2010, 11:08.
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DimPrawn replied

28 November 2010, 11:06
Originally posted by wxman View Post

Many stations must have broken their ALL TIME record November minimum last night right across the UK

BBC News - Met Office says 2010 'among hottest on record'
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AtW replied

28 November 2010, 10:57
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

-17° C in Wales overnight.
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wxman replied

28 November 2010, 09:47
Many stations must have broken their ALL TIME record November minimum last night right across the UK
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TimberWolf replied

28 November 2010, 09:33
-17° C in Wales overnight.
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Zippy replied

28 November 2010, 09:04
Originally posted by ctdctd View Post

-6 in Bedfordshire and the Bl**dy boiler has packed up

Oh dear. Not funny at all.
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scooterscot replied

28 November 2010, 08:27
looks like 6" at least has fallen overnight. Kept the wood burner going all night
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ctdctd replied

28 November 2010, 07:49
-6 in Bedfordshire and the Bl**dy boiler has packed up
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Cliphead replied

28 November 2010, 07:39
Was -9 when I went to bed, currently -2 and about snow.
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wxman replied

28 November 2010, 07:25
-9.6c with a DP of -9.8c, Grass temp is -11.1

Coldest I have ever recorded on my weather station in the six years that it has been running. (North Leicestershire)

My Weather Station

Last edited by wxman; 28 November 2010, 07:30. Reason: typo
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suityou01 replied

27 November 2010, 23:33
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

Ah, ok. I get it now. In the house it's 22 so no probs there, not doing an al fresco at this time of year no matter what the temperature

chuckled
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Cliphead replied

27 November 2010, 23:33
Originally posted by suityou01 View Post

It's never as good when you have to explain.

What does cold weather do to men? Then you said it was "dropping".

I of course may well re-read this in the morning and decide it was the Johnie Walker talking, and if so, sorry.

Ah, ok. I get it now. In the house it's 22 so no probs there, not doing an al fresco at this time of year no matter what the temperature
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