TheYorkshireTerrier
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I’m not one for conspiracies, but surely not?
Pretty sure I had my heating on more days than the sun shone.
May 2020 felt like a heatwave in comparison to this year.
It includes night time temperatures and the cloud cover meant the nights didn't get as low as they usually do even if the day time temps were nothing to write home about.I’m not one for conspiracies, but surely not?
Pretty sure I had my heating on more days than the sun shone.
May 2020 felt like a heatwave in comparison to this year.
This week is the only time we haven't had the fire lit.
I’m not one for conspiracies, but surely not?
Pretty sure I had my heating on more days than the sun shone.
May 2020 felt like a heatwave in comparison to this year.
You live down south and it is a good overcoat warmer.We haven't had our heating on since maybe March.
True, but January and February was ridiculously cold at night, I was wearing 6 layers on top including a thick coat, a hat, gloves, 2 layers trousers and sometimes 3 or 4 pairs of socks.You live down south and it is a good overcoat warmer.
True, but January and February was ridiculously cold at night, I was wearing 6 layers on top including a thick coat, a hat, gloves, 2 layers trousers and sometimes 3 or 4 pairs of socks.
Working outside at nightIn bed??
It was the mild nights that meant it was warmer.We had relatively mild nights in May, so I guess all of that is factored in. Typically you can still get a few frosty nights in May but I can’t recall a single one.
Interesting.It is also an El Nino year and our summer weather is often poor during them, UK heatwaves seem to coincide with La Nina.