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  • mrsr
    mrsr Posts: 476 Forumite
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    The weather is a lot colder today in Wiltshire,i really felt the differance.Stuggled in bed now with lap top and dogs .
  • chirpychick
    chirpychick Posts: 1,024 Forumite
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    Hi Chirpy - what's the temp down there?

    Just interested if it's as bloomin' cold everywhere as it is down the east coast.....

    well i dont want any mocking because i know us people south of london are a bit wimpy when it comes to the cold :rotfl: but it is 5 degrees here currently!

    on sunday it was 1 degree at 7 in the morning :eek:
    Everything is always better after a cup of tea
  • tim9966
    tim9966 Posts: 496 Forumite
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    Currently 14.5C inside, and 3.5 outside, with no heating on. I can't turn it on anyway as it's not being fitted until 7th November.
  • well i dont want any mocking because i know us people south of london are a bit wimpy when it comes to the cold :rotfl: but it is 5 degrees here currently!

    on sunday it was 1 degree at 7 in the morning :eek:

    Wouldn't dream of it!;)

    That's chilly ........ just taken the bins out and it's down to 2.6 deg (thermometer at the back door so a bit sheltered) and probably a bit colder in the field at the back.

    Think we may have a frost tonight!:(

    (might just go and put the timer on the heating so it's not toooooooo cold when I get up - haven't done this yet as was hoping I'd be able to put it off again tomorrow)
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  • bluesindy wrote: »
    scheming-gipsy

    that made me laugh, always making sure our animals are ok!!!!!

    ps. I'm in Preston, Lancs and my heating went on today, suddenly gone very cold.

    Stay warm peepsx


    you can't be in PR5 cos it's not cold enough for the heating yet...... :cool:
  • lostinrates
    lostinrates Posts: 55,283 Forumite
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    Hi Chirpy - what's the temp down there?

    Just interested if it's as bloomin' cold everywhere as it is down the east coast.....

    In my kitchen in Wiltshire it is now 9 degrees. :o It will be warmer in bed because the electric blanket will go on, and the dogs are warmer as their room has a low ceiling and is south facing. I won't make the dogs go cold, whatever happens.
  • Its colder here tonight but I'm warm and snug with a fleece and my PJs on.
    As I've said before I realy dread putting the heating on as I find it a very uncomfortable heat.
    I much prefer layering as it makes me more comfortable.
  • Sunnyday
    Sunnyday Posts: 3,855 Forumite
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    EEEK! Its ON!!!:eek:

    Its 1 degree outside and baltic, i was actually looking at the indoor temp as it changed to 12 and decided to put it on.

    Air was in the system and its taken almost 3 hours for all the rads to get fully hot and now its reached 19 indoors so i`ve turned it right down.

    The thermostat is old and the settings don`t reflect the temp at all so i shall find the right setting over the next few days and then leave it to click on and off as it pleases.

    Little old doggie looks a lot happier now, he has a heart condition so has to be kept warm - he is still snuggled up on his bed inside a sleeping bag though :D The younger hound who couldn`t care less has just been running around in the garden having a mad few minutes, she`s long enough to curl up though so isn`t usually bothered. Shes a real outsidey type dog and shè`s just returned home from a few days camping with DH yesterday.

    Ill put money on me having to scrape the car down in the morning.

    Keep warm peeps.

    SD
    Planning on starting the GC again soon :p
  • jackieb
    jackieb Posts: 27,605 Forumite
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    Sunnyday wrote: »
    EEEK! Its ON!!!:eek:

    Its 1 degree outside and baltic, i was actually looking at the indoor temp as it changed to 12 and decided to put it on.

    Air was in the system and its taken almost 3 hours for all the rads to get fully hot and now its reached 19 indoors so i`ve turned it right down.

    The thermostat is old and the settings don`t reflect the temp at all so i shall find the right setting over the next few days and then leave it to click on and off as it pleases.

    Little old doggie looks a lot happier now, he has a heart condition so has to be kept warm - he is still snuggled up on his bed inside a sleeping bag though :D The younger hound who couldn`t care less has just been running around in the garden having a mad few minutes, she`s long enough to curl up though so isn`t usually bothered. Shes a real outsidey type dog and shè`s just returned home from a few days camping with DH yesterday.

    Ill put money on me having to scrape the car down in the morning.

    Keep warm peeps.

    SD

    I had a look at the BBC map and I think Yorkshire was one of the coldest places in the country.
  • In my kitchen in Wiltshire it is now 9 degrees. :o It will be warmer in bed because the electric blanket will go on, and the dogs are warmer as their room has a low ceiling and is south facing. I won't make the dogs go cold, whatever happens.

    Lost - that's cold for inside brrrrrrrr

    Sunnydays - keep warm, that's .... baltic!

    For you both - funnily enough, someone's just started a thread over on the pets board about what people do to keep their cats warm in winter ...... glad to see the pooches are just as pampered! (Mine's a "cold boy" and hates the heat but is now getting on so will be wearing his winter coat when we go out in the mornings)
    Grocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
    2016 Sell: £125/£250
    £1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge #78 £3.96 / £1,000
    Vet Fund: £410.93 / £1,000
    Debt free & determined to stay that way!
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