Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro
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Lucky you: 16C and grey here! -
12C and drizzly a bit further West - and forecast for a mainly cloudy week aheadOriginally posted by Pulcinella View Post
Still - we had our lovely day yesterday.
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At 7 a.m. and a bit this morning, outside temp oop 'ere was .....9C. It is now raining, blowy and COLD.
Fells now [12.07 p.m.] invisible in thickening mist, rain and general yuk.Last edited by DracoM; 04-07-17, 11:08.Comment
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... the more I hear, the more convinced I am that I couldn't cope north of the Watford Gap.Originally posted by DracoM View Post
Actually, can't really thrive north of Wigmore Street ...
[ ... currently 23C here, but we shd reach 27/28C tomorrow. O, and it will be sunny. ]
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We're both on the warm side of the warm front you're on the cold side of!Originally posted by Pulcinella View Post
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Thunderstorms expected here Thursday morning, and possibly later that evening - probably of the elevated sort, which can produce very impressive lightning displays. Then it'll cool off a bit on Saturday, but still be relatively warm even for this time of year. Quite a summer it's turning out to be down here. Usually "proper" summer temperatures, the sort where going about in T-shirt and shorts is the norm, only get going for the nine to ten weeks making up July and August, leaving one with an impression of a season gone before one has had the opportunity fully to take it in and make the most of it, and kicking oneself!Originally posted by vinteuil View PostComment
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Listening to cricket commentaries on and off much of the day and am amazed at high summer conditions elsewhere eg Derby.
Today oop 'ere has been simply awful - thickening mist, unrelenting rain, dropping temps, fells just up behind the house now completely invisible. And NOT warm. Same forecast by yr.no for tomorrow.Comment
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26C!!Originally posted by Pulcinella View Post
Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
J S Bach 1685-1750Comment
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I thought it felt very heavy today until after 9pm. I've felt exhausted. I fell asleep four times with weird unpleasant dreams. But it could just be the day after the day after Sunday.Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View Post
You appear to be suggesting that if I am going to walk to the zoo before the school holidays it needs to be tomorrow and probably in considerable heat. How blimmin' annoying.Comment
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In actual fact, Derby yesterday (Tues) was cloudy with some sun, temperatures holding up well to a max of 25 degrees despite a rather stiff breeze. Looking at the forecast temps for London for the next few days it might as well be on another planet. Here in the Midlands we too often get a mix of whatever is happening in both the North and South.Originally posted by DracoM View Post
Very nice sunny morning here at home to start the day."The sound is the handwriting of the conductor" - Bernard HaitinkComment
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Glorious morning in sunny So'ton. PT only ointment fly as usual...I should turn him off, I suppose...Comment
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Another sultry night last night. At least my right shoulder wasn't playing up!
26C again today!Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
J S Bach 1685-1750Comment
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Sorry, chaps, but as forecast, oop 'ere, grey, smatterings of fine rain every so often, stiffish breeze.Comment
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Grey and intermittently drizzly this morning here in this bit of the Pennines, with a Met Office "Yellow Warning" of rain between Thursday and Friday in the general area (although not much forecast for this specific bit of that "general area"
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Too hot here today to do a long walk.
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