(09:00UTC 24/02/10)
7.1 C
Max 7.3 C, min 1.3 C
Dewpoint 6.5 C
RH 96%
Wind 1.0 kts SSE
989.2 hPa Steady
Ppn (standard gauge) 5.3mm last 24hrs
Ppn (standard gauge) 64.0mm this month
Ppn (AWS) 4.8mm last 24hrs
Ppn (AWS) 61.6mm this month

Grey, dry ATM, still, mild

Hugh

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"Hugh Newbury" wrote in message
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Grey, dry ATM, still, mild

Hugh

????? What's a cash machine got to do with it? Holding the frozen assets, is
it?

jim, Northampton

On Wed, 24 Feb 2010 22:58:57 -0000, "jbm" wrote:


????? What's a cash machine got to do with it? Holding the frozen assets, is
it?

Good one. I suspect the notes will be very soggy Sunday.

I am more than a little concerned here because of a lot of surface
runoff coming off the hills behind me so I am actually looking at
sandbags plus heaving off a man hole cover nearby to relieve pressure.

The reason is the forecast rain for today etc and the fact that new
channels have been naturally cut in the woods for water to flow
towards our row of houses

R

jbm wrote:
"Hugh Newbury" wrote in message
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Grey, dry ATM, still, mild

Hugh

????? What's a cash machine got to do with it? Holding the frozen assets, is
it?

What a good idea, Jim! Actually, I'll explain: 'Grey' refers to my hair;
'dry' is the white wine I keep in the ATM; 'still' is where I make my
whisky; and 'mild' is my tipple at the pub next door.

(Do they still make/sell mild?)

HTH (= Ho Terribly Ho)

Hugh

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Hugh Newbury

www.evershot-weather.org

On 25/02/10 07:43, Hugh Newbury wrote:
(Do they still make/sell mild?)

Yes, my local has some on as guest beer.

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"Hugh Newbury" wrote in message
...
jbm wrote:
"Hugh Newbury" wrote in message
...

Grey, dry ATM, still, mild

Hugh

????? What's a cash machine got to do with it? Holding the frozen assets,
is it?

What a good idea, Jim! Actually, I'll explain: 'Grey' refers to my hair;
'dry' is the white wine I keep in the ATM; 'still' is where I make my
whisky; and 'mild' is my tipple at the pub next door.

(Do they still make/sell mild?)

HTH (= Ho Terribly Ho)

Hugh


Oh. And I always thought the last line of your daily report was a
description of the prevailing conditions.

jim, Northampton