what is the England's coldest city

tali1 | 21:52 Sat 13th Dec 2008 | Weather

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Climatically what is the England's coldest city ?

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Prudentia

york

The Reporter

Nahhhh... Warwick

Jafi

Blackpool ?

well it's always been bleeding cold anytime i've went.

mightyWBA

I'd say Newcastle upon Tyne even if the natives all walk round in T Shirts in January

Prudentia

ever been in york on new years eve????

The Reporter

I can remember waking up in Warwick (at my outlaw's home) and seeing solid ice on the INSIDE of the window frame !!! Every time I drove to Warwick in the winter, it was freezing... in fact it was probably cold there even in the middle of summer !

dotovaposted

City? Newcastle, it's the furthest North I think.

as for the coldest town, that is deffo Wigan,
as for the coldest village, not sure but Adlington is perishing

buildersmate

Since when has Warwick been a city?

mightyWBA

Well in order of where I've freezed my nuts off watching West Brom over the years I'd go...
1 Oldham(quite appropiate)
2 Huddersfield
3 Sunderland
4 Burnley
5 Middlesbrough

The Reporter

Drat.. you noticed then, BuildersMate... lol... I just read it as England's coldest place... and immediately thought.. Warwick !!!!

mightyWBA

I know someone from Adlington who's hot dotovaposted ;-)

Huderon

Well the Met. Office site says the coldest place in England is Cross Fell in the Pennines. But when I phoned them, they couldn't say which was the coldest city, though the person who answered did suggest that the further north you went the more likely it was to be cold ...