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I notice the weather in Quesada is picking up after the short cold spell.

What does it feel like now?

The forecast (below) from the forum doesn't look too bad, warming up to 15 and sunny this week. In the sun it should feel warmer too.
weather-in-quesada.php

Looks pretty good in Quesada compared to the coldest January in recent years in the UK. It's even too cold for snow at the moment - It was -1 this morning and now it's up to +2 (lucky us!).




Jan.

Lovely yesterday, sun was out and although only around 15 felt quite nice.
Today is overcast but with the same temp and doesn't feel quite so warm. No wind which is good.
Evening and early morning are warmer than last week as well (12C at 10 this morning).
It has, however, been the wettest December and January that I can recall. (thankfully not now).

marcliff wrote:Lovely yesterday, sun was out and although only around 15 felt quite nice.
Today is overcast but with the same temp and doesn't feel quite so warm. No wind which is good.
Evening and early morning are warmer than last week as well (12C at 10 this morning).
It has, however, been the wettest December and January that I can recall. (thankfully not now).

It is lovely in the sun... but temperatures fall at night.. it can be cold at night and very cold early morning...

...otherwise as Marcliffe says, low wind speed makes it very pleasant in the sun...

mondo wrote:It is lovely in the sun... but temperatures fall at night.. it can be cold at night and very cold early morning...

...otherwise as Marcliffe says, low wind speed makes it very pleasant in the sun...

I'm envious - Would love some warm day time sunshine! Today must be the coldest day of this winter here as we haven't had a glimmer of the sun!
..shiver shiver

Jan..can never be too cold for snow! Have you seen the artic/antarctic? Pretty cold there lol!

nigieboy wrote:Jan..can never be too cold for snow! Have you seen the artic/antarctic? Pretty cold there lol!

I always think that the air freezes and then when the temperature rises slightly it snows... My theory is probably wrong though.

Jan wrote:

nigieboy wrote:Jan..can never be too cold for snow! Have you seen the artic/antarctic? Pretty cold there lol!

I always think that the air freezes and then when the temperature rises slightly it snows... My theory is probably wrong though.

From the met Snow is formed when temperatures are low and there is moisture - in the form of tiny ice crystals - in the atmosphere. When these tiny ice crystals collide they stick together in clouds to become snowflakes. If enough ice crystals stick together, they'll become heavy enough to fall to the ground.

19 Nov 2014

What part of the UK are you Jan?

Yesterday was the first time in 13 years which we had to scrape the windscreen of frost and up on Recórral where we walk the dogs there was a widespread frost. The forecast for next week is much better!!

Where is recorral exactly? I need a caterpillar free area to walk my dogs?