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vrg · 10 Jan 2010, 08:06

I love all this mention of tough UK winter weather. It hasn't been a picnic in the US either; I imagine you've all heard that Florida has had sleet and snow around Orlando, and the orange crops are on touchy harvest, and the average temp there lately has been in the 30's to 40's F! It should be 70-80F!
Atlanta, Georgia has been around 15-20F lately, where normal temps in January are around 50F, and they had 2 inches of snow a few days ago, which turned to glare black ice, and the Weather Channel had some real interesting videos of cars sliding into one another on that glare ice for 2 days afterwards. Normally when they get snow, usually only in January, it's gone by the next day.
And good ole International Falls, MN, the always-mentioned cold spot during any US winter, was -25F for a high temp last week!
It hasn't been too bad in LA, so Meat's going from around 70F to whatever is going on in the UK.

10 Jan 2010, 08:06	#33
vrg Super Loafer Join Date: 30.10.2005 Location: Just outside Manhattan Posts: 671	I love all this mention of tough UK winter weather. It hasn't been a picnic in the US either; I imagine you've all heard that Florida has had sleet and snow around Orlando, and the orange crops are on touchy harvest, and the average temp there lately has been in the 30's to 40's F! It should be 70-80F! Atlanta, Georgia has been around 15-20F lately, where normal temps in January are around 50F, and they had 2 inches of snow a few days ago, which turned to glare black ice, and the Weather Channel had some real interesting videos of cars sliding into one another on that glare ice for 2 days afterwards. Normally when they get snow, usually only in January, it's gone by the next day. And good ole International Falls, MN, the always-mentioned cold spot during any US winter, was -25F for a high temp last week! It hasn't been too bad in LA, so Meat's going from around 70F to whatever is going on in the UK.