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Well all I can say is that it was a little windy and cold getting wheeled into the back of the ambulance this morning but quite nice with the sun streaming through the windows. I have on a big thick coat, tracky bottoms and a woolly hat!
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@Anonymouswrote:Now I’m confused... yes it’s cold, but the sun is blazing.. how can the weather be bad?
Compared to say, a day of rain, sleet or snow and cold as well?
Today I can get out there and not get dressed up to the nines.. (btw I’m in shorts about to ride to the gym)
Well we are all different @Anonymous (and thank god for that). I stated earlier in the thread that my idea of a sunny day is sunny and warm. Preferably over 20c. I had an apartment in Spain which I used as a bolt hole to escape the winter months...Sadly we sold this for various reasons. I was there this time last year and it was 22c
So whilst I agree totally that today is better than yesterday and I note the mornings and evening are lighter, it still isn't a lovely warm day (which is what I crave) 
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Nice and sunny today in London too. Although yes, it's a bit cold. I always try to compare to Helsinki where I used to live. They have subzero today. Muhahaha glad I'm here! 
Craving for warmth too @Cleoriff. Doesn't it usually start to get a bit warmer during March? Not too long to go... well perhaps not 20c though. 25 and sunny would be perfect!
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@Marjowrote:Nice and sunny today in London too. Although yes, it's a bit cold. I always try to compare to Helsinki where I used to live. They have subzero today. Muhahaha glad I'm here!
Craving for warmth too @Cleoriff. Doesn't it usually start to get a bit warmer during March? Not too long to go... well perhaps not 20c though. 25 and sunny would be perfect!
It does get warmer @Marjo Although I remember having heavy snow in April and May before now. (Snow in April is more common than you think)
In 1981 I attempted to drive 30 miles to Warwick to give a presentation to some members of the UK Nursing body. It had snowed heavily overnight 
It was imperative I got there as I was promoting a course I had developed which allowed people to enter nursing via a different route. It took me 3 hrs. It was worth it though, as the course was accepted by the governing body....(and then I had to drive back in a state of utter euphoria....)
Trees were down, cars abandoned, but I got home at 9pm.....(I must have been mad, no way would I attempt that again)
