Definitely not in Edinburgh. Those are close to being the absolute lowest temperatures ever registered in the Highlands (which sport an all-time record around -25°C).
Dying in cars and houses? Are you talking about the UK or Verhojansk?
Not in winter, most likely.
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All over the UK the winter is pretty similar. Definitely from north to south temperature increases, and that affects the nature of the fall... However, although in Scotland snow is not too common in Edinbra. When it does, it is likely to be snow showers, but that doesn't help the snow to settle down. Temperature someone wrote in the post are far too low, also because the weather changes rapidly (and this is probably the most interesting thing), and without clear sky the temperature does not drop too much.
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today my english teacher told me that we are gonna stay in edinburgh for a week in november...so I'll have the opportunity to see scottish autumn,I'm just so excited...I hope I can see the true scottish weather:rainy,cloudy and windy...I'm sure I'll take lots of photos!!!
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