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Dave Wheeler writes: Warmest ever on Fair Isle is 20.2C (1975) while at Lerwick it is 23. 3C (1982), though there was an unofficial 27.8C reported from Sumburgh Head Lighthouse back in 1910. Warmest so far this year 16.2C at c0800z on Thursday 6th July. Dave Fair Isle - THE cool place to be! Sounds ideal. ![]() Something odd about the headers of your message, Dave: From: Dave Wheeler Reply-To: Paul Hyett -- John Hall "The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it." George Bernard Shaw |
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![]() Anne Burgess wrote: Might as well also have a rant about the way that the 'national' forecasts coming from London seem to forget that they are being targeted at the UK and not just the South East. I have lost count during this last week, the number of times that forecasters have been going on about the heatwave as if we're all experiencing it. I think it was Friday when the BBC weather announcer proclaimed how 'we' would all be welcoming the cooler, fresher weather and how it would mean we could all have a more comfortable night's sleep. Well, up here in the Northeast of England, we've been nice and cool ALL WEEK (apart from a bit of warmth on Thursday evening). No problems sleeping at all, thank you! Surely, these weather lads and lassies can prepare a script which reflects the fact that someone listening in the Outer Hebrides doesn't need to be told that they will be thankful the heatwave is coming to an end. Too often the forecasters use the word 'we', in the sense that it's 'us... here in the south.' To avoid alienating people, why can't they just say 'if you live in southeast your weather will be... but if you're living in the northwest you're going to experience...' etc. Likewise 'people who have been wilting in the heat this last week will be pleased to hear there is cooler weather on the way...'. NOT 'we', which assumes that everyone listening or watching across the whole of the UK has had exactly the same weather! Hear, Hear, in spades! Anne (not in the south-east of England) All due no doubt to Tory B Liar and his Centralism & Thatcherite policies. (Anyone know just what panel of experts he had look at the future of nuclear power, that he seems to have settled on saddling us all with?) Nothing he has done has worked and he has heaped a shed load of **** that some poor bugger replacing him will get the blame for not being capapble of shovelling it away fast enough. And he is the only bugger in the government that had enough of a lead on his spin doctors to control who doesn't do what at the BBC. I wonder if he is buggering Andrew Lane? Because Andrew Lane is buggering us! Bum Boys! |
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