Have a blog on the Broom and the Nooru so shall create one here too. Perhaps could come in handy, we shall see...
Below by 2 now. Honestly I prefer this weather over that BRVTAL heat we got in the Summer.Below freezing.
The cold hurts more, to be honest, but it's better than being sweaty and burning.Below by 2 now. Honestly I prefer this weather over that BRVTAL heat we got in the Summer.
Indeed so. Homes in the UK are designed well for the cold, not so much for the heat, especially when it goes above 30 degrees celsius. A few decades ago it would rarely go that high, but now it is quite common a few times every summer.The cold hurts more, to be honest, but it's better than being sweaty and burning.
It's alright for people in Scotland, but in England, recent summers have seen some unpleasant heat.Indeed so. Homes in the UK are designed well for the cold, not so much for the heat, especially when it goes above 30 degrees celsius. A few decades ago it would rarely go that high, but now it is quite common a few times every summer.
Yeah, Euro houses were made with winter in mind, and they can't just install ACs in them I'm pretty sure.Indeed so. Homes in the UK are designed well for the cold, not so much for the heat, especially when it goes above 30 degrees celsius. A few decades ago it would rarely go that high, but now it is quite common a few times every summer.
It's becoming more common as time passes. Though heating is still way more important, useful like 150 days a year or more, whereas AC would only be used for like 15 days a year.Yeah, Euro houses were made with winter in mind, and they can't just install ACs in them I'm pretty sure.