Ouch! 35c this coming weekend --

[Bazza1234]

and it's not summer here until 23 December!! And I am just starting a HM training programme.

[nhs2015 Graduate10]

Had 37c two days ago

[marc_read Graduate10]

lol we are having sub zero temperatures in uk. mind you not as bad as 7 years ago when we had thick snow!

[davelinks Graduate10]

Minus 3 where I am at the moment (with clear blue sky's) lower than that in other parts of UK.. I shall be venturing out shortly!

[AnneDroid Graduate10]

nhs2015 and Bazza1234 - much respect to you both. I might moan - I DO moan - about heading out in our wintry temperatures but I realized when I was in Majorca in October (can't believe it was only last month!) that running in the heat is arguably harder.

[nhs2015 Graduate10 in reply to AnneDroid]

Dry heat is ok Anne but humid heat is impossible.

While up North in October when we had a very humid week i had to stop my run as my glasses were fogging up and it was very uncomfortable

[Tomas Graduate10]

I think that's the reason they invented treadmills and airconditioned gyms...

[useitorloseit]

Oh Bazza that sounds perfect for lounging around, but not so good for running! I ran in the most beautiful frosty -1 deg this morning. Couldn't have been nicer!

[ancientrunner Graduate10]

So - you know I was out scraping ice off the windscreen at 6.30 this morning.

[Bazza1234 Graduate10 in reply to ancientrunner]

Your were OUTSIDE at 6:30AM? Can't do that here - too hot by then!! I am running now at 4:30AM, just before sunrise.

[Curlygurly2 Graduate10]

I have both extremes of temperature, boiling sun in France in Summer, this winter in England has been the coldest I've ever known this early. I don't mind the heat too much, but find full sun just too much for my eyes, even with good sunglasses. On the other hand, at least you can actually get out in the heat I don't mind cold, in fact I like it, but ice is an absolute no no.