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UK heatwave: Heat-health alert issued as temperatures set to climb
People are asked to check on the vulnerable as temperatures rise above parts of the Med.www.bbc.co.uk
It's too hot :(
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Just deciding on the best beach for tomorrow surf looks pants though,
Tractors doing there stuff and birds as background
I'm taking my kayak tomorrow. No surf.
Do love your view
The various model runs (not just ECM) are a bit mixed - but almost all show it dry with high pressure dominating - ECM seems to be going for quite some heat overall, the others are a bit more timid. I kind of hope the other models are more correct as it would be ideal weather for getting out and doing stuff - warm but not too hot with a bit of a breeze/some wind rather than deathly scorching heat.
keep looking at inflatable sups tbh for these flat days ,especially the big yoga ones that take a few people float my daughters down the Gannel when they visit maybe ,they do lessons there as well, i can windsurf but never done kayaking or sup
If conditions are good going to try to do 4 miles. It's a bit of a challenge as I've just had covid. But I'll be starting at 4pm so hopefully no issues and no rush
No breeze tomorrow please. Flat sea would be ideal!
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Our beach home should go through in the next few weeks. So you can guarantee this’ll be the end of the summer. Training is going to be fun, the only room that doesn’t have air con. At least I’m not in work.
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Nice, where is your beach home?
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Brighton. Not everyone’s first choice I know, but super convenient for us for max use. I grew up by the sea, so it’ll be nice to have that again.
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Nothing wrong with Brighton, used to love day trips down there. I’m rather jealous.
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Yeah, we always have fun every time we visit and I always wish we could stay down there longer. So hopefully soon we can
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Those plugs really wind me up tho
Thanks for that. Now I can't unsee!
The countryside is surprisingly noisy... I'm glad of the peace of North London...
Tends to be all or nothing tbh ,you can hear the river some days that's a few hundred yards away ,but they do the all night floodlit farming stuff afew nights a year ,quite relaxing to watch ,low drone going on though ,my daughter lives in London they own a flat but buying a house soon so not getting air con ,looking at .75 to 1 mill but guessing thats an ordinary house there but they plan to have air con plumbed in
nah ,get the odd wasp but they fly straight back out ,also only get puny spiders ,have a mild phobia of them tbh so thats good
Also when there's little wind i can have the doors open but also the black out verticals on