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Winter over? How cold was it compared to last winter?
Now we have seen the back of Metrological Winter does anybody know how cold it was compared to last year, I have only had my heat pump since March so don't have any figures to compare for last year. It would also be good to know if November had average temperatures or not
Posted by: @potatomanNow we have seen the back of Metrological Winter does anybody know how cold it was compared to last year, I have only had my heat pump since March so don't have any figures to compare for last year. It would also be good to know if November had average temperatures or not
Its similar here in Pembrokeshire, perhaps a little warmer than last winter.
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In draughty NE Scotland the monthly average temperatures for 2023/2024
Nov 23 5.2C, Dec 23 4.5C, Jan 24 3.2C, Feb 24 5C = 4.4C
2024/2025
Nov 24 5.7C, Dec 24 5.7C, Jan 25 2.9C, Feb 25 4.3C = 4.6C
Very slightly warmer...not that you would notice!
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