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It's going to be sunny with temperatures around 19°C. This is very unusual for January as it is usually very cold.
Wow. Do you still manage to go out with the car ?
It's going to be another mild and slightly overcast day with temps around 15 °C.
ledboots
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I usually stay in my pi's ( during cold Winter week ends) and then put on my thermal t shirt and fleece jacket.
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ledboots
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My cotton flannel pjs are on, added socks and a big sweatshirt of my husband's.
My cotton flannel pjs are on, added socks and a big sweatshirt of my husband's.
We must look alike except that I don't have a husband and can't wear a giant sweatshirt.
Yep, I have an SUV, so it's pretty high off the ground and I can usually get through snow under 10 inches.
Apparently we are getting another big storm that started out as a predicted "dusting." If it's bad, I hope I can work from home tomorrow. Despite being able to get out in the snow, I'm not a fan of driving in it, mostly because other drivers can be reckless during a storm.
It was really stormy here last night!
Met Office Warnings Issued For: Greater London
Yellow warning of wind
From:
0300 on Mon 8 February
To:
1800 on Mon 8 February
Updated 7 February at 10:26 Active
An area of very strong winds are expected to extend east across much of southern England and parts of south Wales on Monday morning. Gusts of 60-70 mph are likely quite widely, with 80 mph gusts likely in exposed coastal areas, particularly Cornwall. Some very large waves are also likely to affect many coasts, in particular the north coasts of Cornwall and Devon. Winds should gradually ease through the afternoon and evening.
Please be aware of the potential for disruption to travel as well as possible damage to trees and structures and interruption of power supplies.This is an update to the warning to extend the yellow area a little further north across south Wales and southern England.
Met Office Warnings Issued For: Greater London
Yellow warning of wind
From:
0300 on Mon 8 February
To:
1800 on Mon 8 February
Updated 7 February at 10:26 Active
An area of very strong winds are expected to extend east across much of southern England and parts of south Wales on Monday morning. Gusts of 60-70 mph are likely quite widely, with 80 mph gusts likely in exposed coastal areas, particularly Cornwall. Some very large waves are also likely to affect many coasts, in particular the north coasts of Cornwall and Devon. Winds should gradually ease through the afternoon and evening.
Please be aware of the potential for disruption to travel as well as possible damage to trees and structures and interruption of power supplies.This is an update to the warning to extend the yellow area a little further north across south Wales and southern England.
And I get cheated...again! :cries:
I can't believe we're having all these coastal storms. Where are all big the ones that used to come down from the north? Damned El Niño. Lol
I don't like the timing of today's prediction. It probably won't start until I'm already at work and then I will have to drive home in it. I could stay home if it it's snowing when I wake up. Even though it won't accumulate much the roads will be slippery and I have three hills to conquer.
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Currently 12 degrees F this morning with 16 mph gusts of wind. I can hear the wind howling out there right now. All I want to do is go curl up in bed, which I think I will be doing shortly. Ugh.
Awww, hugs, KLS.
I, too, have hills, and I agree that the timing of this one is nasty. It was only flurrying on my way in to work, but now it's coming down hard. The roads are going to be awful later. Blech.
