Well you've obviously not read it properly as a niece is not a daughter, mr super critical skim readerYou really should remove that chip on your shoulder.....my comment was my opinion on 3 storey houses and how I feel about them in general. You've read it as having a dig at your daughter's choice of home
It's too hot :(
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FTFY. We've had a solid month almost of cloud, rain, wind, cold. I want more than a few days!
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Today has been full sunshine which was lovely but cold enough that I needed a jumper and regretted not wearing a jacket too.
I felt grateful for the sun though despite feeling cold coz these last few days of greyness and rain has been awful.
I felt grateful for the sun though despite feeling cold coz these last few days of greyness and rain has been awful.
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Weather forecast is wet and cloudy until mid August.
Soon be winter after that!
Pretty much. Could get a hot September, but it’s downhill after that.
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October has sometimes been warm ish at the start.
So hopefully that will happen before the dreaded winter and dark nights and coldness sets in.
Pretty mixed bag up in Yorkshire but some nice sunny breaks today.
Missing my water sports back home in Cornwall, I learned to windsurf up here in Wakefield but no craft at all on here now, think the council dropped it all , such a waste
Ah well here's some ducks
Missing my water sports back home in Cornwall, I learned to windsurf up here in Wakefield but no craft at all on here now, think the council dropped it all , such a waste
Ah well here's some ducks
Pretty mixed bag up in Yorkshire but some nice sunny breaks today.
Missing my water sports back home in Cornwall, I learned to windsurf up here in Wakefield but no craft at all on here now, think the council dropped it all , such a waste
Ah well here's some ducks
Look a duck
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Well spotted!
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No baby ducks though.
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Not sure whether some of those are like toddler ducks. Do we have any duck experts here?No baby ducks though.
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Did he want any grapes?
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Well what a difference a year makes...
40 Celsius a year ago and now we've had weeks of it only being around 20-22 Celsius (well down south) with some sun but with a more autumnal wet and windy pattern (welcome rain). I'm wondering if this will be one of the coolest Julys on record in the UK? I don't recall having such a prolonged cooler spell at the height of summer.
The continuing heat in southern Europe though
40 Celsius a year ago and now we've had weeks of it only being around 20-22 Celsius (well down south) with some sun but with a more autumnal wet and windy pattern (welcome rain). I'm wondering if this will be one of the coolest Julys on record in the UK? I don't recall having such a prolonged cooler spell at the height of summer.
The continuing heat in southern Europe though
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Well what a difference a year makes...
40 Celsius a year ago and now we've had weeks of it only being around 20-22 Celsius (well down south) with some sun but with a more autumnal wet and windy pattern (welcome rain). I'm wondering if this will be one of the coolest Julys on record in the UK? I don't recall having such a prolonged cooler spell at the height of summer.
The continuing heat in southern Europe though
Doubt it’s the coldest. Long term average is trending up but still only 22.8C here for July between 1991-2020.
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+1 feel really fortunate this year.Well what a difference a year makes...
40 Celsius a year ago and now we've had weeks of it only being around 20-22 Celsius (well down south) with some sun but with a more autumnal wet and windy pattern (welcome rain). I'm wondering if this will be one of the coolest Julys on record in the UK? I don't recall having such a prolonged cooler spell at the height of summer.
The continuing heat in southern Europe though
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Well you've done it havn't you all you northerners with your constant moaning about the weather, you've made it rain down here now! Thats two, yes two whole days since May its rained now! You just couldn't keep it to yourself could you? Well I just hope you're happy now!
Well what a difference a year makes...
40 Celsius a year ago and now we've had weeks of it only being around 20-22 Celsius (well down south) with some sun but with a more autumnal wet and windy pattern (welcome rain). I'm wondering if this will be one of the coolest Julys on record in the UK? I don't recall having such a prolonged cooler spell at the height of summer.
The continuing heat in southern Europe though
I think the heatwave last year is distorting your view on UK summers - the UK average for July is 20c for most parts of England, in Scotland the July averages are 16-18c. This weather is absolutely business as usual for us