Il neige!
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Been great fun. Quite localised; roads closed the other side of Cheltenham but barely any snow 20 mins north.
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Couple of heavy frosts oop north but no snow yet.
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He had a dusting of ice crystals from freezing fog last night
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Freezing fog all day. No snow yet although some forecast overnight. Not looking forward to my 5am start tomorrow.
Cheers, Harry
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Fog never lifted here either. Tesla bearing up remarkably well although the cold is bollocksing the range.
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Cheltenham today:
https://fb.watch/hlYH-3EltZ/
https://fb.watch/hlYH-3EltZ/
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Gloucestershi-ure this morning. It bucketed it down all day, stopped around 4pm
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Freezing fog all day, just as we got back it started snowing. Kids properly giddy. Still coming down three hours later.
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Driving a Galaxy far far away
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Wanted to go out for a fun drive in the snow but all the cunts have ruined it
Will just sip some whisky instead.
(It’s only really snowing in the Maidstone region)
Will just sip some whisky instead.
(It’s only really snowing in the Maidstone region)
How about not having a sig at all?
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What kind of difference is it making?Explosive Newt wrote: ↑Sun Dec 11, 2022 8:10 pm Fog never lifted here either. Tesla bearing up remarkably well although the cold is bollocksing the range.
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I think for my average 25 mile drive to work it is consuming an extra 7 miles or so worth of leccy (if that makes sense). Some of this might be down to my over enthusiastic cabin heating pre departure I guess.DaveE wrote: ↑Sun Dec 11, 2022 9:32 pmWhat kind of difference is it making?Explosive Newt wrote: ↑Sun Dec 11, 2022 8:10 pm Fog never lifted here either. Tesla bearing up remarkably well although the cold is bollocksing the range.
The other annoyance is that if I go via the supercharger bear work on my way home, the battery is too cold to charge quickly.
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A good four inches landed here last night in London
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For context, driving round in my diesel was getting sub-20mpg locally on the very snowy roads and overall low-30s on a 40-ish mile round trip yesterday. So ~25% worse than I'd expect normally.Explosive Newt wrote: ↑Mon Dec 12, 2022 8:42 amI think for my average 25 mile drive to work it is consuming an extra 7 miles or so worth of leccy (if that makes sense). Some of this might be down to my over enthusiastic cabin heating pre departure I guess.DaveE wrote: ↑Sun Dec 11, 2022 9:32 pmWhat kind of difference is it making?Explosive Newt wrote: ↑Sun Dec 11, 2022 8:10 pm Fog never lifted here either. Tesla bearing up remarkably well although the cold is bollocksing the range.
The other annoyance is that if I go via the supercharger bear work on my way home, the battery is too cold to charge quickly.
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@Explosive Newt I saw a tip recently that said that it's more efficient to use heated seats/steering wheel etc than the blowers on an electric car
Obviously on a petrol car, a lot of the heating is from the engine, so is "free", but getting warm using the air heater in an electric car uses much more electricity than the heated seats/wheel
Obviously on a petrol car, a lot of the heating is from the engine, so is "free", but getting warm using the air heater in an electric car uses much more electricity than the heated seats/wheel