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TSR69
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Nalo
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Stige
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shimec
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Posted: Fri, 20th Oct 2017 22:16 Post subject: |
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24°C today. Went to work in T-Shirt
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Posted: Fri, 20th Oct 2017 22:38 Post subject: |
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shimec wrote: | 24°C today. Went to work in T-Shirt |
Damn youngsters. Same city, I went to work in a sweater and jacket.
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ixigia
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Posted: Fri, 20th Oct 2017 22:41 Post subject: |
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Just a cozy and mild autumnal day for Finland's standards (Meanwhile, when it's -2C here we nearly die and resort to a sedentary life spent in front of the heater whilst being covered by a quadruple layer of wool)
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Posted: Fri, 20th Oct 2017 23:30 Post subject: |
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25, so warm it feels like summer though it will get colder eventually.
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TSR69
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Posted: Sat, 21st Oct 2017 01:30 Post subject: |
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Posted: Sat, 21st Oct 2017 03:18 Post subject: |
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TSR69 wrote: |
How much north is that? |
-180
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Stige
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Posted: Sat, 21st Oct 2017 12:23 Post subject: |
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TSR69 wrote: |
How much north is that? |
300km north of Helsinki.
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Danyutz
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Posted: Sat, 21st Oct 2017 14:24 Post subject: |
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We're steady at 22c, feels good men.
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TSR69
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Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 17:43 Post subject: |
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5°C, and dropping...tomorrow min 3°C and the day after 2°C. means its freezing at my work place and most likely foggy like hell with zero view distance in the morning and evening. its just a ~30km drive but it feels always going through three different climate zones
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Stige
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Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 18:13 Post subject: |
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Showing upto like +5C for next few days, was -14.4C or something few days ago here.
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ixigia
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Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 18:39 Post subject: |
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It's coming
Had to turn on the heater for the first time, we went from going around in t-shirt to wearing quilted jackets in the span of a few hours 
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TSR69
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HubU
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Stige
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Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 22:05 Post subject: |
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Stige
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Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 22:47 Post subject: |
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Janz wrote: | central germoney |
Isn't it still like summer in there lol
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Janz wrote: | i really love the winter, but i hate to drive then. not because im not able to, but because 99% of all others drive like grandmas when the temps hit the zero bar (i dont even speak about a few snow flakes on the street, that makes everything even worse). the road i have to drive to work doenst allow many overtakings cause its winding, when its dark no problem cause you see other cars very early, but at day its too dangerous at many points. im already raging daily since a few weeks cause traffic raised a lot on that part of the road and many fuck faces just driving 80-90 instead of 100, fucking annoying and that will get even worse now  |
Maybe there's a reason why people slow down when the temperature hits 0 Celsius.
I dunno, just a thought.
Edit:
Also, go out 5-10 minutes earlier to wherever you're going as that's all you win/lose by slowing down 10-20km/h.
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Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 23:10 Post subject: |
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@Nui
Going from 100 to 90-80 doesn't sound that bad to me to be honest. And it sounds like he's not driving on the freeway/autobahn/high-way rather than on smaller dirt-roads where the road doesn't seem to be as optimal as the bigger roads. And if that's the case then he'd be really pissed here as the max limit on those roads usually is 70 (sometimes hits 90 on the little better ones).
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Also you can't always tell if the road is slippery or not as it is a lot of times quite treacherous and probably why some people rather take it slower and safer rather than just risking it.
Hell, I'm in no hurry to drive myself (or in most cases others as well) early into the grave just because I was stressing to be somewhere.
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Stige
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Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 23:17 Post subject: |
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Somehow every time we get first snow I'm like "damn it's gonna be slippery", then I head out for the first time in summer tires and every time it's like "damn, it wasn't that bad at all".
Seriously, we were at lights yesterday and I hear people slipping their winter tires there while I had zero slip on summer tires :l
If you got good winter tires on, there is like zero things to worry about, I could go on all winter with summer tires easily.
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Nui
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Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 23:28 Post subject: |
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Going from 50 to 40 won't take much longer for you to get where you're going, however it does increase safety immensely when driving in less than optimal conditions. So I don't see the problem to be honest. But yeah, you (not specifically you but whoever) can complain all you want if that makes you feel better (it won't change the other drivers behavior though). 
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Nui
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Posted: Sun, 5th Nov 2017 23:36 Post subject: |
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At what point do you care about a pointless time loss? It will annoy me a bit, and the time loss can accumulate when traffic light sections are now out of sync with you, so instead of going through a series of green lights, you hit every red light. And again for sensible no reason. Usually it doesn't anger me or anything, but it shall not go unnoticed and everyone shall be appended to my black book. They'll have it coming, I say!
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