Raining all day and all tomorrow, so the weekend will be a complete washout here. No nice weather forecast for all of next week either...I wish we could have just a little bit of the heatwave sweeping Europe,
Same here Syl, but unlike you I love rain
Syl said
Jul 22 5:02 PM, 2023
Magica wrote:
Syl wrote:
Raining all day and all tomorrow, so the weekend will be a complete washout here. No nice weather forecast for all of next week either...I wish we could have just a little bit of the heatwave sweeping Europe,
Same here Syl, but unlike you I love rain
I really don't mind the rain. It's the horrible grey sky from morning to night I don't like.
The other day we actually closed the brolly and walked for ages in the rain...obviously I was on my way home, not on my way anywhere important.
Magica said
Jul 22 8:13 PM, 2023
Syl wrote:
Magica wrote:
Syl wrote:
Raining all day and all tomorrow, so the weekend will be a complete washout here. No nice weather forecast for all of next week either...I wish we could have just a little bit of the heatwave sweeping Europe,
Same here Syl, but unlike you I love rain
I really don't mind the rain. It's the horrible grey sky from morning to night I don't like.
The other day we actually closed the brolly and walked for ages in the rain...obviously I was on my way home, not on my way anywhere important.
Yes I love walking in the rain if not going anywhere nice, otherwise my hair goes so curly and fringe looks like a poodles fur!
Syl said
Jul 23 12:12 PM, 2023
The two main package airlines have cancelled all flights to Rhodes. They are sending empty planes over to transport the thousands of British holidaymakers, many of them evacuated from their hotels and are stranded on the beaches...and it's getting worse.
EasyJet and Ryanair, are so far, unbelievably still taking people out there.
Syl said
Jul 23 12:43 PM, 2023
Magica wrote:
Syl wrote:
Magica wrote:
Syl wrote:
Raining all day and all tomorrow, so the weekend will be a complete washout here. No nice weather forecast for all of next week either...I wish we could have just a little bit of the heatwave sweeping Europe,
Same here Syl, but unlike you I love rain
I really don't mind the rain. It's the horrible grey sky from morning to night I don't like.
The other day we actually closed the brolly and walked for ages in the rain...obviously I was on my way home, not on my way anywhere important.
Yes I love walking in the rain if not going anywhere nice, otherwise my hair goes so curly and fringe looks like a poodles fur!
Jayzus Syl - that could be the back of me throughout July/August/September out here!
A straightening blowdry lasts me less than a day.
Magica said
Jul 23 2:50 PM, 2023
Syl wrote:
Magica wrote:
Syl wrote:
Magica wrote:
Syl wrote:
Raining all day and all tomorrow, so the weekend will be a complete washout here. No nice weather forecast for all of next week either...I wish we could have just a little bit of the heatwave sweeping Europe,
Same here Syl, but unlike you I love rain
I really don't mind the rain. It's the horrible grey sky from morning to night I don't like.
The other day we actually closed the brolly and walked for ages in the rain...obviously I was on my way home, not on my way anywhere important.
Yes I love walking in the rain if not going anywhere nice, otherwise my hair goes so curly and fringe looks like a poodles fur!
At least we don't need to have perms.
So very true Sy l
Digger said
Jul 23 6:08 PM, 2023
After all the eco oil and climate change twits creaming their jeans over the Rhodes Fires, it now transpires they were started by humans.
Magica said
Jul 23 6:23 PM, 2023
Digger wrote:
After all the eco oil and climate change twits creaming their jeans over the Rhodes Fires, it now transpires they were started by humans.
Ofcourse. They normally are.
jackthelad said
Jul 23 11:13 PM, 2023
Magica wrote:
Digger wrote:
After all the eco oil and climate change twits creaming their jeans over the Rhodes Fires, it now transpires they were started by humans.
Ofcourse. They normally are.
They nearly always are. California has a bad habit of setting fire to its forests from shorting electric poles.
The weather doesn't really get hot enough for trees to self combust.
Australia was an exception but even some of those fires were deliberately started.
The ones that weren't were the overplanting of eucalyptus trees and the neglect in keeping them debris free.
Eucalyptus is a very flammable oil.
jackthelad said
Jul 25 12:25 AM, 2023
11 at the moment expected to drop to 9.
Socks on in bed tonight and hot water bottles.
Maddog said
Jul 25 2:27 AM, 2023
39-41 C for the next 15 days.
Once this shit sets in we are stuck with it until about September, unless we get a hurricane on the coast.
And it's sorta bad juju to hope for a storm that can kill people and destroy their homes. So I'll just deal with this shit for the next 6 weeks..
Syl said
Jul 25 9:37 AM, 2023
Maddog wrote:
39-41 C for the next 15 days.
Once this shit sets in we are stuck with it until about September, unless we get a hurricane on the coast.
And it's sorta bad juju to hope for a storm that can kill people and destroy their homes. So I'll just deal with this shit for the next 6 weeks..
The forecast here for the next 2 weeks at least is the same as it has been, rain, cloud, low temps....with just a brief appearance of the sun to show us what we are missing.
jackthelad said
Jul 30 11:20 PM, 2023
Despite the fact that it's 16 degrees outside I've had a fire lit the last few hours as the house has had no sunlight and no warm air circulating for a few days now making the core temperature of the house quite chilly.
Bloody baking now!
Magica said
Jul 31 12:41 AM, 2023
We got rain on and off all week, so they say.👀
jackthelad said
Jul 31 9:45 AM, 2023
Digger wrote:
After all the eco oil and climate change twits creaming their jeans over the Rhodes Fires, it now transpires they were started by humans.
Most fires in Greece were started ‘by human hand’, https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jul/28/greece-fires-arsonists-extreme-weather?mc_cid=6fa8a08ead&mc_eid=4961da7cb1 government says
Magica said
Jul 31 3:16 PM, 2023
jackthelad wrote:
Digger wrote:
After all the eco oil and climate change twits creaming their jeans over the Rhodes Fires, it now transpires they were started by humans.
Most fires in Greece were started ‘by human hand’, https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jul/28/greece-fires-arsonists-extreme-weather?mc_cid=6fa8a08ead&mc_eid=4961da7cb1 government says
Yes, in Oz they are always started by a spark, throwaway fag, or arson, etc. Not global warming.🙄
Syl said
Aug 1 11:21 AM, 2023
July was a total washout..August has started the same way, grey, wet and 15c expected to be the high today.
jackthelad said
Aug 1 12:05 PM, 2023
August already!
2023 has to be the worst summer ever so far.
Wet and well below the norms temperature wise.
Looks like more of the same at least for another week.
Syl said
Aug 1 12:08 PM, 2023
June was glorious...unfortunately it seems like a distant memory now.
And now, since 5pm, ,,,it's been as dark as midnight.
-- Edited by Syl on Tuesday 1st of August 2023 06:18:01 PM
Same here Syl, but unlike you I love rain
I really don't mind the rain. It's the horrible grey sky from morning to night I don't like.
The other day we actually closed the brolly and walked for ages in the rain...obviously I was on my way home, not on my way anywhere important.
Yes I love walking in the rain if not going anywhere nice, otherwise my hair goes so curly and fringe looks like a poodles fur!
The two main package airlines have cancelled all flights to Rhodes. They are sending empty planes over to transport the thousands of British holidaymakers, many of them evacuated from their hotels and are stranded on the beaches...and it's getting worse.
EasyJet and Ryanair, are so far, unbelievably still taking people out there.
At least we don't need to have perms.
A straightening blowdry lasts me less than a day.
So very true Sy l
After all the eco oil and climate change twits creaming their jeans over the Rhodes Fires, it now transpires they were started by humans.
Ofcourse. They normally are.
They nearly always are. California has a bad habit of setting fire to its forests from shorting electric poles.
The weather doesn't really get hot enough for trees to self combust.
Australia was an exception but even some of those fires were deliberately started.
The ones that weren't were the overplanting of eucalyptus trees and the neglect in keeping them debris free.
Eucalyptus is a very flammable oil.
Socks on in bed tonight and hot water bottles.
Once this shit sets in we are stuck with it until about September, unless we get a hurricane on the coast.
And it's sorta bad juju to hope for a storm that can kill people and destroy their homes. So I'll just deal with this shit for the next 6 weeks..
The forecast here for the next 2 weeks at least is the same as it has been, rain, cloud, low temps....with just a brief appearance of the sun to show us what we are missing.
Bloody baking now!
Most fires in Greece were started ‘by human hand’, https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jul/28/greece-fires-arsonists-extreme-weather?mc_cid=6fa8a08ead&mc_eid=4961da7cb1 government says
Yes, in Oz they are always started by a spark, throwaway fag, or arson, etc. Not global warming.🙄
2023 has to be the worst summer ever so far.
Wet and well below the norms temperature wise.
Looks like more of the same at least for another week.
June was glorious...unfortunately it seems like a distant memory now.
And now, since 5pm, ,,,it's been as dark as midnight.
-- Edited by Syl on Tuesday 1st of August 2023 06:18:01 PM