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[Raging Deadstar]

Ruatha said:
It's the Gulf stream in the atlantic that warms us up.
Here were I live now we never have -40, some winters below -30 but that's rare.
Where my parents live it's sommetimes below -40 but that's very, very rare, but it's below -30 every winter.

Lies Back and is thankful

Although we may not get cold tempreatures at that level here In Carlisle we get something else...

They call this area a "Place of Natural Beauty and the Lake District" which is government speak for "It Rains a bloody lot up here!"

-30/40 though... [img]/threads/images/Graemlins/Cold.gif[/img] I'm shivering just thinking about that [img]/threads/images/Graemlins/Campfire.gif[/img] [img]/threads/images/Graemlins/Campfire.gif[/img]

[tesco samoa]

metric here as well.

down here we get to -20 a few times... Mostly it is around -5 and not much snow. but go east of here or west and it is a differenent story.

[Alneyan]

Well, I am purchasing some rain RD; how much rain for a few days of sunny weather and 30 degrees (celcius)? Perhaps you even know the meaning of the word *snow* in Carisle? It has been a few years since the Last snowfall here, and it was hardly more than a few lost snowflakes then.

And about temperatures: it seldom goes below -10 celcius here at night, and even -5 in the day is fairly rare. I am living about 350 kilometers north of Tesco, almost as far from the closest sea as you can get without leaving France.

[tesco samoa]

sounds like a new topic...