A "leaky" day possibly (aka isolated showers), but even without actual falling wetness feeling very damp and also chilly - no real difference between day and night temperatures. At this rate the wood burner will be lit this evening...
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Originally posted by oddoneout View PostA "leaky" day possibly (aka isolated showers), but even without actual falling wetness feeling very damp and also chilly - no real difference between day and night temperatures. At this rate the wood burner will be lit this evening...Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
J S Bach 1685-1750
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Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostVery sticky here, in spite of it only being 18 C, with a sun virtually unable to penetrate through about 3 layers of cloud. Shouldn't have bothered with a jacket for my afternoon walk. Hardy anybody about - is there footy on TV or something?
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Feeling very chilly here with a temperature not expected to lift above 14 degrees. Thick cloud all day, no sunshine and fairly windy but dry. It feels significantly colder indoors with my listening room thermometer struggling to reach 20 degrees, whereas earlier in the week it was 26 degrees at midnight."The sound is the handwriting of the conductor" - Bernard Haitink
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Originally posted by Petrushka View PostFeeling very chilly here with a temperature not expected to lift above 14 degrees. Thick cloud all day, no sunshine and fairly windy but dry. It feels significantly colder indoors with my listening room thermometer struggling to reach 20 degrees, whereas earlier in the week it was 26 degrees at midnight.
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Good to see the sun this morning, having been without since Friday morning, although surrounded by large quantities of murk which are set to get the better of it. Hoping it won't actually rain (the forecast is rather indecisive on that matter - nearly said front...) while I'm at work, it adds an extra layer of tiresomeness to the general boredom of not enough visitors.
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Originally posted by BBMmk2 View PostDull, cold and grey today! Yuk!
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Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostAnd set to continue so until tomorrow, when the front associated with a low over France shifts south, making way for north-north-westerlies expected to last for the remainder of the week, bringing nondescript weather, but at least temperatures rising to nearer what they should be at this time of year: currently is is just 12 C here in S London, 6 degrees below normal!Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
J S Bach 1685-1750
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Originally posted by BBMmk2 View PostSimilar here. What an awful June!
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Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostReportedly temperatures in many parts yesterday were the lowest for the midsummer solstice for 40 years, some places colder even than 21 December last! Indeed, it reached 13 C here on the latter, but only 12.5 C here yesterday! It happens also to be unseasonably cold even in southern Spain, where temperatures reaching just 20 C are what we should be getting! Meanwhile, eastern Europe and western Russia have been experiencing heatwave conditions, with temperatures in the low to mid 30s! This is just another illlustration of the increasing predominance of slowed down meandering jet stream régimes right across the hemisphere associated with Arctic ice melt."The sound is the handwriting of the conductor" - Bernard Haitink
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I gave up last night and lit the stove in the evening, and the bed has had a blanket added to maintain warmth during the night. Today has been better as although the wind is chilly there has been a fair bit of sun to offset it and lift the spirits, and also help with drying things out a bit. Which reminds me I need to get the mower out - "daisies pied" are one thing but the assorted hawkweed flowering stems are now heading for 6" high and need dealing with.
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