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Don't think 15C is correct - looks more like 8.5C to 11C in England and 7C to 9C in Scotland. http://projectbritain.com/weather/average.htm http://projectbrita
by arethuza 5y ago
Don't think 15C is correct - looks more like 8.5C to 11C in England and 7C to 9C in Scotland.
http://projectbritain.com/weather/average.htm http://projectbritain.com/weather/average.htm
- a_square_peg 5y agoYou can look up ground temperature for your location here - https://weatherdownloader.oikolab.com/downloader https://weatherdownloader.oikolab.com/downloader. Layer 4 is between 1m to 3m depth beneath the surface.
- arethuza 5y agoApologies, I didn't appreciate you meant average temperature underground - that is definitely much warmer. We have a ventilation shaft for an old limestone mine near our house and on a cold day the warm air rising from it is very noticeable.
- a_square_peg 5y agoI wasn't the commenter so no worries about apologies... just wanted to point out where you can find this information. :)
- Gravityloss 5y agoSorry, I was wrong indeed, thanks for the correction