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Sharp change of temperature

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Just 4 weeks ago I was in Bordeaux with Isabelle (just 2h30 by car from here) and the temperature hit 41°C.
Today I woke up to a temperature of 2°C. :( :(
Happily it looks like that's an exception, the forecast for next week is overnight lows of 8 or 9° and highs of 16 - 18°. Definite autumnal nip in the air though...
 
Much the same here up north David. For the first time I went outside this morning and it actually felt cold. NE winds don't help. Might have to light the stove later.
 
For the first time in 3 years I couldn't give a damn about the temperature! I've got the external insulated envelope finished, a door on, and all the windows in. That means the old unheated part of the house is now tightly wrapped up, and warming up to the temperature of the rest of the house, which also doesn't leak warmth like it did before. We're going to be properly warm this winter. :eusa-dance:
 
Mike G":3uh80npw said:
For the first time in 3 years I couldn't give a damn about the temperature! I've got the external insulated envelope finished, a door on, and all the windows in. That means the old unheated part of the house is now tightly wrapped up, and warming up to the temperature of the rest of the house, which also doesn't leak warmth like it did before. We're going to be properly warm this winter. :eusa-dance:

Clever clogs!! Well done! :eusa-clap:
 
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