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It’s 17.5 according to our Hive. The footy hasn’t really got me going so my inner warmth must be coming from the one and a half bottles of Pinot noir. The oven was on earlier as well so that added some warmth, I’m nowhere near having to swap t-shirt for hoodie.
Cooperman said:
T shirt at 17.5? Ooowww you are hard
IMHO I would say 17.5 is hoodie climate, although I suppose it's all dependant on what temp one actually gets cold? I think most prob, I would be the first in the house to put the heating on,but I guess it all depends what someone is doing at the time, if active no real need, if just relaxing watching the box, on it goes.Similar threads
