Heat Wave

[GUT]

They reckon it is going to hit 35C in UK next week.

A barmy spring day.

That's not even 100F.

[pinkmoon]

I've always been hot.

[GUT]

I've always been hot.

That's because you let a dragon breath on you.

[GUT]

Middle of winter freezing tomorrow they they reckon it'll only get to the mid 20sC. That late 60s in F.

[Mayerling]

G'Day GUT,

Just be glad it's not Pakistan where there is a REAL heat wave. And it is not making one's seat wave.

Jeff

[Rosemary]

It's not the heat it's the stupidity

It's 88F here with 90% humidity, or like being in a sauna with your clothes on, a feat I've never imagined. I'm always hot too, pinkmoon. There are no dragons here, just cottonmouth snakes, snapping turtles that bite & alligators.

[Graham]

It was the unbearable weather - stinking hot summers, bitterly cold winters, with little or no spring or autumn in between - that drove us out of NE Ohio in 1980. Here in dear old England we don't get heat-waves very often, but also we don't get blizzards, tornadoes, droughts, forest fires, tidal surges, fog (in spite of what Yanks and Aussies might think), hurricanes, lethal hail-storms, plagues of frogs and rivers of blood. Unfortunately, given the behaviour of the kid across the road, we don't get death of the firstborn, either.

Me and my missus spent the most god-awful week in Washington DC, 100 deg F and 99% humidity. We spent the entire 7 days in various air-conditioned museums. We also nearly got mugged in the Metro.

You can shove your hot climates, thanks very much.

Like old Pinkie, I'm always h---o---t....

Graham

[Mayerling]

Hi Graham,

What on earth is the kid across the road doing? Has he enslaved a huge number of people to build storage cities and pyramids, and refuses their spiritual leader's demand for their release? I believe that was the last time the "slaying of the first born" occurred.

Jeff

[Graham]

Hi Graham,

What on earth is the kid across the road doing? Has he enslaved a huge number of people to build storage cities and pyramids, and refuses their spiritual leader's demand for their release? I believe that was the last time the "slaying of the first born" occurred.

Jeff

No mate, he's just a little ****.

Graham

[Wickerman]

It was the unbearable weather - stinking hot summers, bitterly cold winters, with little or no spring or autumn in between - that drove us out of NE Ohio in 1980. Here in dear old England we don't get heat-waves very often, but also we don't get blizzards, tornadoes, droughts, forest fires, tidal surges, fog (in spite of what Yanks and Aussies might think), hurricanes, lethal hail-storms, plagues of frogs and rivers of blood. Unfortunately, given the behaviour of the kid across the road, we don't get death of the firstborn, either.

Yeh, but an inch and a half of snow shuts the country down...

[Graham]

Yeh, but an inch and a half of snow shuts the country down...

Could have done years ago, but these days we don't get any snow at all (at least not in the English Midlands where I live). This winter (2014-15) we had one snow-shower some time in February, which didn't stick, and that was it.

I can't remember if it was late January 1977 or 1978, but we were living in NE Ohio at the time, and in one ghastly night about 35" of snow were dumped on us. Yes, it most certainly did shut everything down - and for a long time. I had another 2 - 3 years of my contract to run when this happened, but there and then on that dreadful morning I wrote out my non-acceptance of any extension to my contract, should that be offered to me.

Now tell me - what would you prefer?

Graham

[Wickerman]

Could have done years ago, but these days we don't get any snow at all (at least not in the English Midlands where I live). This winter (2014-15) we had one snow-shower some time in February, which didn't stick, and that was it.

I can't remember if it was late January 1977 or 1978, but we were living in NE Ohio at the time, and in one ghastly night about 35" of snow were dumped on us. Yes, it most certainly did shut everything down - and for a long time. I had another 2 - 3 years of my contract to run when this happened, but there and then on that dreadful morning I wrote out my non-acceptance of any extension to my contract, should that be offered to me.

Now tell me - what would you prefer?

Graham

I live in Canada, by choice.


I was born and raised in Yorkshire, and the winters weren't anything like as bad as we get here, but we are all equipped to handle it. I used to ride a motorcycle to work all year round, you couldn't do that here.

[Fleetwood Mac]

They reckon it is going to hit 35C in UK next week.

A barmy spring day.

That's not even 100F.

It was 41 on centre court the other day.

Luckily I'm just South of the border so nowhere near London, but I reckon it's about 32 outside and it's getting right on my nerves. Bring back the good old English 'mild with spots of rain' weather. Can't sleep for love nor money at the moment.

Far too hot. At this rate we'll be developing animals that hate you and want to kill you, like they have over there in your part of the world.

Why anyone would want to wander around in such heat is beyond me.

[Fleetwood Mac]

Could have done years ago, but these days we don't get any snow at all (at least not in the English Midlands where I live). This winter (2014-15) we had one snow-shower some time in February, which didn't stick, and that was it.

I can't remember if it was late January 1977 or 1978, but we were living in NE Ohio at the time, and in one ghastly night about 35" of snow were dumped on us. Yes, it most certainly did shut everything down - and for a long time. I had another 2 - 3 years of my contract to run when this happened, but there and then on that dreadful morning I wrote out my non-acceptance of any extension to my contract, should that be offered to me.

Now tell me - what would you prefer?

Graham

We got snow here last night in County Durham.

Hail stones were falling out the air like golf balls.

Ruined a lot of people's cars.

Like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zpo3YVS8Fbc

And, the lightening was a like a laser show for a couple of hours, the sky lit up as far as the eye could see!

[Robert]

I like the way when it stops on one side of the house, he goes to the other side to check it's stopped there too.