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Originally posted by SmookieP
I meant relatively warm.. the British Isles are at the same latitude as Hudson Bay in Canada, -40C is the norm there.
what are they above sea level though? that has a lot to do with how much snow you get, plus i met they get hot summers. we don't.

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Originally posted by trev33
what are they above sea level though? that has a lot to do with how much snow you get, plus i met they get hot summers. we don't.
No, arctic tundra in Canada doesn't warm much in the summer.. 15C max, but it's because of the continental influence much like Siberia.. the UK is warmed by the warm Atlantic current much like Alaska in the Pacific.

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Originally posted by duecer
pffftt! in my part of New England it's measured in feet!😏

YOU GOT THAT?
Haha, rec'd. Let them spend a winter out here, eh? They'd be impressed! 😛

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It rained here last night and washed all the snow away. We have had blue skies and sunshine all day, but it's cold.

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Originally posted by duecer
pffftt! in my part of New England it's measured in feet!😏

YOU GOT THAT?
Touché!

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
Haha, rec'd. Let them spend a winter out here, eh? They'd be impressed! 😛
Sold my snow shovel in 1980... but miss those fantastic winters.