Should have picked it off and thrown it out into the verge for another animal/bird to eat.
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Should have picked it off and thrown it out into the verge for another animal/bird to eat.
I can't reach that high easier to spray it.
seemed to be dead after about 5 seconds so not like it struggled.
The kitchen window being open just set off the extractor fan, I guess that explains the slug coming out early in the day.
90% relative humidity according to the weather man.
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Summer 2024: coolest UK summer since 2015
The UK has seen its coolest summer for nine years, though it has been a season of contrasts across the country.
www.bbc.co.uk
Good, gave me a bit of time to save for AC before the inevitable fire apocalypse hits us next yearTell us something we don’t know!
Summer 2024: coolest UK summer since 2015
The UK has seen its coolest summer for nine years, though it has been a season of contrasts across the country.www.bbc.co.uk
Grim buddy!
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Lovely here this afternoon. Rain and cloud didn’t arrive. 21 out, 26 in
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"south and east have had a more typical UK summer" yup sounds about right. Sunny again today at least that overnight heat & humidity of a few days ago has gone can get some sleep nowTell us something we don’t know!
Summer 2024: coolest UK summer since 2015
The UK has seen its coolest summer for nine years, though it has been a season of contrasts across the country.www.bbc.co.uk
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Looking at next week I have to agree. Seems we're skipping September and most of October.
Raining heavily again today... Saturday was nice but, apart from that, I don't think we've had a dry day in August
Same. It's been extremely difficult finding any gap in weather where it's been nice. Usually September is nice. But again, not a sunny day all month so far
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Isn't it meteorological autumn now, since September 1st?
Been very wet in Southampton the days few days at least, no sign of an Indian summer, but thankfully a little drier the coming week here and in Wiltshire (where we will be on hols).
Been very wet in Southampton the days few days at least, no sign of an Indian summer, but thankfully a little drier the coming week here and in Wiltshire (where we will be on hols).
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Forecast reckons highs of 13ºC and lows of 8ºC this coming week. Think it's fair to say summer is over now
Quite a sudden change. Down to 5C a couple of nights this week.
Forecast reckons highs of 13ºC and lows of 8ºC this coming week. Think it's fair to say summer is over now
Sounds lovely
the first day of autumn is always 1 September; ending on 30 November
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Just how i like it.Forecast reckons highs of 13ºC and lows of 8ºC this coming week. Think it's fair to say summer is over now
Meteorologically, yes. "Autumn" can also run 21 Sept - 21 Dec astrologically.
Fantastic weekend here... Was dull in the morning but then the sun burnt the mist/fog away and it was glorious... Out for a walk in shorts/t-shirt and then sat out the back reading a book in the sun. I had to put the umbrella up to stave off the heat from the direct sun as it was way too warm 
Looking like snow could fall in the Scottish Highlands... I know its the Highlands but its only chuffing Sept and barely just Autumn FFS