No, he's asking that they give a heads-up they're about to start a BBQ so the washing can be brought in.So they should miss some rare sunsHine and a chance for a bbq just so you can do some washing?
No, he's asking that they give a heads-up they're about to start a BBQ so the washing can be brought in.So they should miss some rare sunsHine and a chance for a bbq just so you can do some washing?
When weather is hot you be surprised how quick it can clear up, it can just evaporate away.Very very cloudy and wet here. Will be surprised if it clears up
When weather is hot you be surprised how quick it can clear up, it can just evaporate away.
Fair enough lol, wish it was pouring here.Its pouring with rain. So it's got a lot of work to do!
That sounds great to be honestNorth West Midlands just like my profile states. 16c max, endlessly cloudy, and light rain was the norm for the entirety of July and August. We didn't even get any of the early good weather that the south and parts of Wales had in May.
Just threw eggs flower and milk in the air and a yorkie pudding came down .
Made a bit of a mistake yesterday of doing some washing and putting it out quite late (~3pm) thinking it'd be bone dry within a couple of hours. Forgot about them a bit, and by the time I brought them in at about 8pm, I was surprised that some items were still quite damp. I'm guessing it's the humidity that affected the drying process.
That sounds great to be honest