It's too hot :(

Kelt · 28 Sep 2025 at 20:02

Bit warmer today, no need to turn the heating on.

UTmaniac · 28 Sep 2025 at 20:45

Back in summer cycling kit this afternoon and looks similar for most of the coming week. :cool:

Alice In Wonderland · 29 Sep 2025 at 08:40

It feels like the temperature has really dropped today.
Lovely blue skies but cold.

Shadowness · 29 Sep 2025 at 08:50

UTmaniac said:
Back in summer cycling kit this afternoon and looks similar for most of the coming week.

Apart from the mornings.

Winter (ish) kit for the morning, summer (ish) kit for the afternoon.

PC777 · 29 Sep 2025 at 09:50

18 or 19c in South Devon yesterday, warm enough for a long swim in the sea which I did for about 40 mins, latest date in the season I've done so. Very cold initially but just fine after getting used to it quite quickly. Still some good weather this week too.

chrcoluk · Wednesday at 13:51

For me its too hot for heating or winter clothing, but a little chilly if just in t-shirt.

Nabinium · Wednesday at 15:04

chrcoluk said:
For me its too hot for heating or winter clothing, but a little chilly if just in t-shirt.

Yep. The classic don't know what to wear weather :cry:

PrincessFrosty · Wednesday at 15:25

Getting chilly, my mum sent me a heated blanket in the post to keep me warm and save on heating the entire house, I scoffed and thought it was silly, I'm eating those words now. It's so fluffy.

Flor_Fina · Wednesday at 16:12

Have a week of low to mid 20s here. It's getting towards hoodie weather in the early AM though.

tenofspades · Saturday at 11:11

wind is causing me to be grumpy, when's summer?

moon man · Saturday at 11:54

Storm dodging at Hawkers cove , sheltered from.that high winds , even a few windsurfers out, weekend weather seems to be pants lately but I enjoy it whatever unless it's days and days of non stop rain

Gypo · Saturday at 12:01

tenofspades said:
wind is causing me to be grumpy, when's summer?

Starts later next week, high pressure moving in which should bring some warmth in the day but colder nights. At the moment it looks to hang around for 7-10 days...still uncertain as to the longevity of the high pressure as October throws all kind of deep lows and ex hurricanes our way.

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tenofspades · Saturday at 12:27

oh well typical October I suppose.

Blackjack Davy · Saturday at 12:31

Jesus christ is autumn never to start? 18c last night too hot for a duvet and it takes a storm to bring a little bit of rain overnight, after that its back to bloody drought again for the next two weeks! We'll be collecting bottled water from pallets next summer because the taps will have run dry

tenofspades said:
oh well typical October I suppose.

It's really not.

chrcoluk · Saturday at 12:59

Bit windy here, so I guessed must be stormy elsewhere, yep.
It seems there needs to be a storm in UK somewhere, for it to get windy enough to move my curtains.
Also first rain for about a month or so.

Gypo · Saturday at 13:39

The ECM precipitation charts show no rain for most of the UK between October 8th until the end of the run on October 17th.

Some south western parts of wales and cornwall/devon may see rain for a day briefly but currently that's it.

Infidelus · Saturday at 18:22

Blackjack Davy said:
Jesus christ is autumn never to start? 18c last night too hot for a duvet and it takes a storm to bring a little bit of rain overnight, after that its back to bloody drought again for the next two weeks! We'll be collecting bottled water from pallets next summer because the taps will have run dry

It's really not.

It's just about right for me on the south coast, but I still only have a sheet on the bed as it's way too hot for a duvet

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