It's stopped at last here in southwest Essex..23.2mm ,mostly between
1600-2000 BST,now where did I put those drought resistant plants.......

RonB

On Fri, 6 Jun 2008 23:02:38 +0100, ronaldbutton wrote:

It's stopped at last here in southwest Essex..23.2mm ,mostly between
1600-2000 BST,now where did I put those drought resistant plants.......

RonB

Just a short light shower yesterday giving a daily total of 0.3mm in St
Albans not far to the west. The front seemed to be virtually stationary
yesterday and from the radar it is still raining in many parts of East
Anglia.


Alan Gardiner
Chiswell Green, St Albans
101m ASL
07/06/2008 09:02:44

On Jun 6, 11:02*pm, "ronaldbutton" wrote:
It's stopped at last here in southwest Essex..23.2mm ,mostly between
1600-2000 BST,now where did I put those drought resistant plants.......

1600-2000 Big Shower Today?

I don't understand you bloody English. You flatten the world and put
gobs of red all over it to mark out where the blood is going to flow
and then after steam rolling through GMT, you want to put things in
summary language only you can understand.

(I can see what has ****ed off the Muslims. It's going to make Ireland
a ****ing cake walk. Well done Tory B Liar! you stupid ****!!!!! Then
he had the bloody cheek to become a Catholic.)

Liked the title though. Small grammar error corrected.

Is this the language of a Scientific News Group, Mr Withered Layer !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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1600-2000 Big Shower Today?

I don't understand you bloody English. You flatten the world and put
gobs of red all over it to mark out where the blood is going to flow
and then after steam rolling through GMT, you want to put things in
summary language only you can understand.

(I can see what has ****ed off the Muslims. It's going to make Ireland
a ****ing cake walk. Well done Tory B Liar! you stupid ****!!!!! Then
he had the bloody cheek to become a Catholic.)

Liked the title though. Small grammar error corrected.