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To: Willie Green
What's the difference between British homes and those in Norwegia?

Weather - pure and simple and the cost to keep homes warm. The British Isles benefit from the Gulf Stream bringing warmer waters and thus generally warmer weather. While this is also somewhat true for the western coast of Norway, the benefit is just not as great.

Average temperatures in Oslo, Norway:

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE °C
January -7
February -7
March -2
April 3
May 9
June 14
July 15
August 14
September 9
October 5
November -1
December -5

Average Temperature for London, England,UK:

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE °C
January 4
February 4
March 6
April 8
May 12
June 15
July 17
August 17
September 14
October 11
November 7
December 5

46 posted on 09/22/2003 12:28:42 PM PDT by NotJustAnotherPrettyFace
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To: NotJustAnotherPrettyFace
It's not the temperature, it's that in the dark north of "Norwegia," you have to leave your lights on all day. Then you have to charge up your electric car extra long because it's 90 kilometers to the mall.
84 posted on 09/23/2003 8:28:27 AM PDT by cookcounty
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