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22 July 2015, 08:12 PM
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16/20 degrees at best here , doesn't quite cut it really . 
Any chance of an improvement you think ? Kids breaking up now (meaning anything can happen)
We may have missed it I guess when we went to Normandy end june ( 32 -34 )
Any chance of an improvement you think ? Kids breaking up now (meaning anything can happen)
We may have missed it I guess when we went to Normandy end june ( 32 -34 )
22 July 2015, 09:30 PM
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23 July 2015, 12:53 PM
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If you don't like the climate here move somewhere else
Personally I'm not a massive fan of hot weather any more. Would rather be too cold than too hot as it's easy to do something about the former i.e. put on another layer of clothing / turn up heating. So suits me
23 July 2015, 01:07 PM
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I'm not that keen on 30 plus , 25 Would be nice though for a month or so before the inevitable down turn .
I suppose feeling a little 'spoilt' with our ever changing , non boring weather haha
I suppose feeling a little 'spoilt' with our ever changing , non boring weather haha
23 July 2015, 01:45 PM
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Temperature is one thing, what's ****ing me off is the persistent absence of sunshine that goes with it 
I'd love to know also where Mattee is getting his weather forecast. Down here in supposedly one of the warmer parts of the country (GUx postcode), mine is saying more of the same overcast skies and occasional rain for next week as we've had for the past month.
I'd love to know also where Mattee is getting his weather forecast. Down here in supposedly one of the warmer parts of the country (GUx postcode), mine is saying more of the same overcast skies and occasional rain for next week as we've had for the past month.
23 July 2015, 01:52 PM
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24 July 2015, 07:26 AM
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All you'll ever need to know about the weather each month is here:
http://www.nyanko.pwp.blueyonder.co....hat_weath.html
http://www.nyanko.pwp.blueyonder.co....hat_weath.html
24 July 2015, 07:46 AM
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When you look at the extremes of weather other countries have to endure, we dont do too bad. Ok, we have the odd storm and flooding, but other than that , pretty temperate i think. I certainly wouldnt want hot all the tome. Its no good for people with breathing problems. The Wednesday we had a couple of weeks ago was a killer for me. Too warm even to sit around in, never mind work
24 July 2015, 09:19 AM
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Its the way the weatherman nearly always gifts us a low planted smack over the top for Sunday that gets me
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24 July 2015, 11:46 AM
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32.7 here and that's inside a stone house with 0.5m thick walls 
closer to 38/40 out in the sun I don't like it too hot but fortunately there's a nice breeze, which is nice for me, but not so nice for the fire fighters tackling a forest fire caused by lightning strikes yesterday afternoon. 300 hectares gone so far and it's still going 24hrs later. Next year will be a good one for wild asparagus though. 
closer to 38/40 out in the sun I don't like it too hot but fortunately there's a nice breeze, which is nice for me, but not so nice for the fire fighters tackling a forest fire caused by lightning strikes yesterday afternoon. 300 hectares gone so far and it's still going 24hrs later. Next year will be a good one for wild asparagus though.
24 July 2015, 03:32 PM
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I'm watch Le Tour , just cos I can
I recall 2013 when I watched it all since had foot up with broken toes , I had to have doors and windows open because it was too hot otherwise
Today having to keep them closed , too cold !
I recall 2013 when I watched it all since had foot up with broken toes , I had to have doors and windows open because it was too hot otherwise
Today having to keep them closed , too cold !
26 July 2015, 09:51 AM
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I guess the bright side is the soaking rain doesn't actually freeze you this time year 
Next door young family gone camping I believe for their hols
Next door young family gone camping I believe for their hols
26 July 2015, 11:30 AM
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Our UK summers don't last long before the usual p1ssing it down comes.And when we do have nice weather why you get moaning tossers saying its to hot ? oh so would rather have the cold and rain then
Our UK summers don't last long before the usual p1ssing it down comes.And when we do have nice weather why you get moaning tossers saying its to hot ? oh so would rather have the cold and rain then