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Is your heating ON or OFF?
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I left my heating set at 15 degrees for the same reason @Rosa_Damascena while I was away at my daughters for Christmas and New year. and we still came back to a cold flat, but it warmed up quite quickly once the heating was on. I think the thermostat here registers a bit on the high side here and the one at my old house registered a bit low as I used to keep at about 16/17 degrees during the day and about 13/14 overnight at my old house but im still using about the same amount of energy.3
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I have my halogen heater on and I’m about to put on another jumper. There was sleet/snow here earlier, but it didn’t settle,4
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I didn't notice it 4 miles east, I went out to stretch my legs whilst it was bright. But heard it was snowing in London and Basildon.Wednesday2000 said:I have my halogen heater on and I’m about to put on another jumper. There was sleet/snow here earlier, but it didn’t settle,No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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I just opened the door to the Amazon driver and he said it was snowing back in Basildon.3
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It is snowing here now. Please make it stop!!No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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Thank goodness that extreme cold is now over.3
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Over? Its -1 here and my washing froze on the line, by sunset4
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9C and 10C forecast in the Midlands for today and tomorrow
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It's suddenly a much milder 10degC here on the South Essex riviera!MiserlyMartin said:Over? Its -1 here and my washing froze on the line, by sunsetNo man is worth crawling on this earth.
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A wet riviera here. I've pegged the washing out 3 times today, despite only 10% to 30% chance of rain.4
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