45 minutes ago, lamyai3 said:

US winter months

Snow, ice, sleet, fog, noreasters, blizzards, arctic express, canadian express, big chill, subzero, windchill lake effect icejam rainy nasty cold type stuff.

 

Thats really the biggest problem in the USA. Some places are pure "cold season" nasty. Boston. Buffalo. New York City, Chicago. And dont even talk about places like Fairbanks AK or Bozeman, Montana

Edited May 11, 20197 yr by Nyezhov

2 hours ago, Nyezhov said:

Some places are pure "cold season" nasty.

Not in any doubt - the UK winter months are much less extreme than that. Nonetheless they are typically cold, damp, grey and quite often "bloody freezing" (a common expression heard November thru February). Guess I'm a snowbird too of some description, as I've managed to avoid the full English winter since 1995...

Edited May 11, 20197 yr by lamyai3

35 minutes ago, lamyai3 said:

Not in any doubt - the UK winter months are much less extreme than that.

Maybe in terms of the pure, brutal canadaian blasts we get, but you guys? England is worse than Feb/March up in New England, cold  and wet causing chilblains and catarrh, yuck, ewww, gross, Id rather die slow now from Pm25