CS GET-TOGETHER in Dublin 19th-22nd of October ( This Event is Past) (317)

Good morning Heinzik Man
We didn't have a chance to meet yet

....And how much is it in Fahrenheit?
No, not kidding....just laughing...
Wondering what type of coat: leather or fur

That's kinda warm......are you sure? What means?

Dublin enjoys a maritime temperate climate characterised by mild winters, cool summers, and a lack of temperature extremes. Contrary to popular belief, Dublin does not experience as high rainfall as the West of Ireland, which receives twice that of the capital city. Dublin has fewer rainy days, on average, than London. The average maximum January temperature is 8 °C, the average maximum July temperature is 20 °C. The sunniest months, on average, are May and June, with six hours of sunshine daily (though daylight in these months is a lot more). The wettest months, on average, are December and August, with 74 mm of rain. The driest month is April, with 45 mm. The total average annual rainfall (and other forms of precipitation) is 762 mm, lower than Sydney, New York City and even Dallas.
The city is not noted for its temperature extremes due to its mild climate. Typically, the coldest months are December, January and February.
The average temperatures in October are between 14 C and 6 C, or 57 F and 43 F.

Grazias Oslo,
Only women can give a straight answer

So true!!

HeinzK, I'm not implying here that you're not straight..........

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