Soldato
Average at what time of the year or is that all year average?
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It's too hot :(
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Average at what time of the year or is that all year average?
Reading University (Wokingham) UK climate averages
Reading University UK climate averages
www.metoffice.gov.uk
So yeah May average is 17c for where i am. Over 20c in July and August.
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Very litte rain here just grey and cold and yesterday, blowing a gale as well. Today the sun is out and it feels like spring again, hurrah!
Man of Honour
I sometimes think you guys forget this is the UK and not the Mediterranean
I know - I also just like winding people up
Sunny and warm here today
Man of Honour
Sunny and warm here today
It's actually really pleasant today. Very agreeable.
Cold as f here.
I've started doing the leg work for emigration. Process is long and hard. But gf seems on board with it. But getting her to commit to anything long term is not easy.
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You're on holiday somewhere and sat on a beach right? That's the only way I can make sense of your post.
Man of Honour
You're on holiday somewhere and sat on a beach right? That's the only way I can make sense of your post.
No went to the big smoke today and only needed a light coat. Lovely.
It was dreadful up near Stafford yesterday, had to put the heating on again. That's 2 evenings on the trot it's had to come on! Today hasn't started much better with some light rain and still feeling cool, I'm hoping tomorrow improves considerably....
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Just up the road and it heating was on this morning too. I'm getting tired of second spring.
Give me sunshine so I can have a break from SAD!
Associate
Yeah had heating on for 20 mins this morning and yesterday morning.
Never before have I had to have heating on soo close to June. Crazy.
Never before have I had to have heating on soo close to June. Crazy.
Soldato
Where are you thinking?
Wanted to go to NZ for years. But never made the effort to try properly.
Generally I have to be pushed and pulled to make a decision like that. Even moving to Wales was same. The push got worse and worse at home and eventually I just cracked and went "I'm going" and it all started.
Obviously moving out of the UK is much bigger/harder.
I mean I've got so much **** to sell and even facing that is a challenge let alone all the other things.
I've completely stopped buying junk (lego etc) and actively selling it too. Signed up to forums and online resources. Contacted the companies etc that offer advice. As well as individuals who've done the same.
I'm trying to work out how much I need to alter my career to aid getting over.
There's so so much.
But there's so much more. I need to mentally commit. And I know that switch hasn't flipped in my head yet. Because I remember the day it happened when I decided I was moving to Wales.
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Just out of interest, where did you move from when you went to Wales? I've always quite fancied Scotland or Wales out of the way somewhere, but fear Scotland would just be too remote and obviously colder!
I moved from Lincolnshire/Cambridgeshire border and I grew up in Suffolk.
Soldato
Had to roll back the winter duvet last night.
Definately not too hot.
Definately not too hot.
Soldato
Forecast is mostly dry and warm in Hampshire for Friday and Saturday, but then a few showers passing through Sunday and Monday...
Better than the average Bank Holiday weekend!
Better than the average Bank Holiday weekend!