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Arctic conditions hit.
29 November 2012, 23:51,
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RE: Arctic conditions hit.
Minus 10 at least yesterday morning up here, I know because the surface of the sea was coated in ice,... the guys on the fish farms were clearing around their pens with the boat

Salt water freezes at - 10.... thats water temp of course not air temp
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29 November 2012, 23:54,
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RE: Arctic conditions hit.
Minus 4 in Co Durham this morning but bless her cotton socks my Renault and her snow tyres got me through the ice Smile
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30 November 2012, 00:00,
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RE: Arctic conditions hit.
Well it feels a damn sight colder than -2 here in hampshire.
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30 November 2012, 10:11, (This post was last modified: 30 November 2012, 10:18 by Scythe13.)
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RE: Arctic conditions hit.
Midnight walk last night. Temp read 0 in the car on the way out, and still zero on the way back. Considering the car thermometer is generous (all other thermometers including 2 other car therms read 2 degrees lower than it), I wouldn't pitch it as being below -3, but would certainly believe it was between 0 and -2. Oh, and when I say midnight, I meant 10pm last night.
Forgot to mention, right now, EVERYTHING is coated in frost!!!
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