For North American/non-European visitors to the UK tour — Forum Archive

27 Aug 2001, 19:37

as Kurt Cobain once sang 'Come as you are'..... Weather in early October over here is usually quite wet, if sometimes a hangover from the meak summer..ie wet and humid, though not like you'd get in somewhere like the Caribbean (or however you spell it). Temperature is usually around 10-15deg C (for you North Americans that's between 50 F and 70 F I think) and it is usually wet at some point in the day. So, yes bring a coat and warm clothing if you are gonna be outside quite a lot; otherwise dont't and just soak up the UK culture

28 Aug 2001, 00:44

Hey!

We use Celcius in Canada you know!

28 Aug 2001, 01:54

Originally posted by Robert Roy Hey!We use Celcius in Canada you know!

Yeah, and I think that it's very ironic that the United States are now the only ones (or so) using the old BRITISH Imperial system.

S.

28 Aug 2001, 16:35

Hooky...

thanks so much for the info...I guess I will wear my Revenge shirt...since I have two of them...do you think Peter will like it...or will he just hit me upside the head with a fooking beer bottle?!?!?!?!?

28 Aug 2001, 16:35

Hooky...

thanks so much for the info...I guess I will wear my Revenge shirt...since I have two of them...do you think Peter will like it...or will he just hit me upside the head with a fooking beer bottle?!?!?!?!?

28 Aug 2001, 17:27

I know what 15C feels like, unfortunatly it's about 30C here today!