In message , Nick Gardner
writes
Just as I was getting used (and loving) to our new Mediterranean
climate (I wish), things have gone all awry down 'ere on the normally
sunny(ish) shores of south Devonshire.

That funny little low pressure (what's that all about then?) stuck with
its centre just to the west of Cornwall has been a nuisance for several
days now. Today was the worst of all days with intermittent drizzle and
sea fog, and a maximum of only 16C early this afternoon made me reach
for the heater (and not the air conditioning) on a drive back from Exeter.

I wish it (the low pressure) would b*gger off!

The day wasn't a complete miserable affair as the sun did come out
early evening and warm things up a little to 20.6C.

Hopefully tomorrow will be better (it couldn't have got much worse....
maybe 7th July 2012 was....).


There's been quite a lot of cloud here in Surrey today, but still with
some sunny periods. I suspect it's been cooler than recent days as a
result, but it's felt extremely humid.
--
John Hall
"Hegel was right when he said that we learn from history
that man can never learn anything from history."
George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950)