... is barely mentioned (-17°C)
Now if it had been the warmest...
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OT: Coldest UK temperature for ten years....
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Quite.
IIRC a few weeks ago we both predicted it was going to be cold...
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global cooling due to no air travel less car usage etc
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Nah! La Niña.
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el camino
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Can occur when there is a La Nina event in the pacific, which started late last year.
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Fire up that Mustang and get driving Jim.
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It's always cold in the Scottish Highlands !!
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yea baby
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so tiz
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I don't do foreign names.
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-17? Almost tropical...
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What we want is a nice re-activated volcano in the lake district, we could tap it for energy.
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Weren't they playing with geothermal energy up in the NE a few years ago ?
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Many seem to have dabbled, but no headline news yet.
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yup. its also v cold N america
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If it made remote economic sense it would have been done years ago. waiting for government subsidies
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I see on today's lunchtime weather forecast that later in the week they expect high pressure to develop over the north North Sea, accompanied by a drop in wind strength and for it to get even colder. Do we have enough OCGT capacity to cope, I wonder.
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Sellafield ?. Plenty of useful decaying heat there.
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I think the danger is that you end up - like Iceland - providing it to everyone at very low prices. And we all know that just isn't how we like to do things in England.