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Welcome to winter in Poland! (-19C tomorrow)


Eurola 4 | 1,902
30 Nov 2010 #31
Reading the above makes me glad I live in Chicago. It's dump, gloomy, raining but no snow! :)
It's been lovely so far, but I do want snow for Christmas.
wildrover 98 | 4,438
30 Nov 2010 #32
but I do want snow for Christmas.

Give us your address..we can send you a sh1tload...!
Eurola 4 | 1,902
30 Nov 2010 #33
Thanks wildrover. We'll get a shi&load at some point. The times when I wore winter boots twice during the winter ended about a decade ago. My new pair is on a standby in the closet.

BTW.

She tells me she was out all day today in a short skirt and a thin jacket....its minus 15 in Moscow...!!

You got yourself a pretty hot chick, man.
wildrover 98 | 4,438
30 Nov 2010 #34
You got yourself a pretty hot chick, man.

I know it...and i love her to bits...
Chicago Pollock 7 | 503
30 Nov 2010 #35
Now back in the UK and it was -2 on the way home from work today

-2? Piece of cake.
Ashleys mind 3 | 448
30 Nov 2010 #36
I was surprised by winter. I woke up Saturday morning (Kraków) to find out snow. Didn't fall yesterday but this morning it was heavy snow. Back to using mountain shoes instead of classy oxfords and monks.

Lol, your man needs less Kapusta, more Gołonka!

(Not 4 hours after this forecast in 1987, Southern England got wiped out by, yes, a massive hurricane ... )

trained by American intelligence. ;)
Pinching Pete - | 554
30 Nov 2010 #37
trained by American intelligence. ;)

thankfully they didn't train limey sub commanders who can't help bumping into the French on the wide sea floor. :- )
Ashleys mind 3 | 448
30 Nov 2010 #38
Yeah, judging by the "intelligence" of some of those military units, they'd be better off sticking with superstitions and folklore!

A farce always looks funnier in uniform. :P
Seanus 15 | 19,672
30 Nov 2010 #40
Poland's feelbad factor is in full flow. Revellers are those that revel in that reality ;) Then again, the feelbad factor is an ever present here unless they have the chance to gibber, complain and gabble.

-19, great! I can feel like an Eskimo for free :)
zetigrek
30 Nov 2010 #41
Yesterday my domofon stopped to work because of freeze...
Ashleys mind 3 | 448
30 Nov 2010 #42
Poland's feelbad factor is in full flow. Revellers are those that revel in that reality ;) Then again, the feelbad factor is an ever present here unless they have the chance to gibber, complain and gabble.

-19, great! I can feel like an Eskimo for free :)

Warm two large bread rolls and put them down your trousers... then everyone will wonder why you're smiling...;)
A J 4 | 1,077
30 Nov 2010 #43
Yesterday my domofon stopped to work because of freeze...

I could fix it for 500 €..

;P
g60edition 6 | 175
30 Nov 2010 #44
Down to minus 20 in some parts of the UK i hear...!

So they say.I believe its in the highlands of Scotland.Had a little snow this morning everything stopped again.
Wroclaw Boy
30 Nov 2010 #45
-17 down here tonight - 23 up in Warsaw, ha screw that. Best check that antifreeze fellas.
A J 4 | 1,077
30 Nov 2010 #46
I better go check the liquor store for some good ol' fashioned fire water..

:)
aphrodisiac 11 | 2,437
30 Nov 2010 #47
-7 C in Szczecin, no wind and no snow:). I am wearing my winter hat though.
A J 4 | 1,077
30 Nov 2010 #48
Well, we have snow here! (And a really nasty wind which goes through your clothes aswell!) That funny thing with the balls??

:)
aphrodisiac 11 | 2,437
30 Nov 2010 #49
(And a really nasty wind which goes through your clothes aswell!)

I know what you are talking about, since it was very windy last night, bone chilling really.

That funny thing with the balls??

what balls? Oh, yah - my green hat - I cannot find it - can you believe it - must have got lost in the move :(
Sebas 1 | 38
30 Nov 2010 #50
it's still isn't that cold!
don't know why people freak out when they hear -20c???????
That's a normal winter back home.
try -40c and you'll see what cold really means
Teffle 22 | 1,319
30 Nov 2010 #51
Here's something for you: -8 and -9 ish during the night now in Ireland. That is cold for Ireland yet it is a dry cold on this occasion, which it is isn't usually - almost no wind and low humidity. It doesn't feel that cold to me.

Poles I know here say they usually feel colder during typical Irish winter temperatures of -2 to
+2C than they do in a -20 in Poland because of the biting, penetrating moisture and wind.
aphrodisiac 11 | 2,437
30 Nov 2010 #52
because of the biting, penetrating moisture and wind.

in that case we have an Irish weather is Szczecin with high humidity- about 70 - 80 %
pgtx 29 | 3,145
30 Nov 2010 #53
hear -20c???????

summer, Arctica during a day?

try -40c

summer, Arctica at night?

;)
wildrover 98 | 4,438
30 Nov 2010 #54
It was minus 40 in Moscow...not so long back , and in the north east of Russia is the place that hold the word record for the coldest inhabited place on earth... minus 65 would you believe... ! !
Wroclaw Boy
30 Nov 2010 #56
the first pic ^ is what its like here.
Mr Grunwald 32 | 2,175
30 Nov 2010 #57
Ahhhh! Nothing can do better then having fun scuffing the snow from the front garage! Ahh winter <3
Roger5 1 | 1,446
16 Jan 2016 #58
Quite a heavy snowfall in Podlasie overnight. The dog started howling to get out in it at 0430, so I went out to start shovelling while my dear wife made me a Lancashire Hotpot, which I started shovelling at 0730. Did anyone have a better breakfast today?


  • Hotpot
InPolska 9 | 1,812
16 Jan 2016 #59
@Roger: try also to have NO water right now (the case in my building) ;)! At least we have snow so once melt it can be used.....
Roger5 1 | 1,446
16 Jan 2016 #60
Sorry I can't send you some hotpot; it sounds as if you could do with something hot inside you. I bought the lamb in Lidl, by the way. Delicious. Don't you have a janitor for your building? He should know what's going on.

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