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"nguk.." wrote in message
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Extreme heat, records broken day and night

29C today
33C tomorrow
33C tuesday
34C wednesday

Storms about too, se england looks best for wednesday
or thursday :)

WOW!



what records broken?

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what records broken?



How should i know, he just said
records being broken day and night...

Perhaps temps?

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It all looks absolutely horrible! :-(

Victor

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"Victor West" wrote in message
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It all looks absolutely horrible! :-(

Victor



Agreed.... i remember the long heat wave in the 1990's
roads and paths melted , fields on fire it wasnt nice.

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Aaaah. Air conditioning.

What would we/you do without it :s

Yannis, from an Athens that seems likely to be cooler than most of England
next week :-)

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"Malcolm" wrote in message
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In article , Phil
writes
On Sun, 3 Aug 2003 12:10:04 +0100, "Victor West"
wrote:

It all looks absolutely horrible! :-(

Agreed. :-(((

Fascinating!

When snow and ice is forecast, many here welcome such forecasts with
glee, despite the disruption, accidents and severe discomfort and danger
for the elderly that will happen because of it! Why not do the same for
sun and heat?

--
Malcolm

well I'm excited.

I won't enjoy it much physically but I love records. My data is only back to
Oct 96 and I am hoping I thrash my previous 31.9

Good chance, 33 predicted here. Apparently it was 36.4 in 1990

Joe, Bedford.

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"Brian" wrote in message
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On Sun, 03 Aug 2003 12:34:30 +0100, rnet[dot]co[dot]uk
(Simon Gardner) wrote:

In article ,
"Victor West" wrote:

It all looks absolutely horrible! :-(

Aaaah. Air conditioning.


Yep, best £500 ever spent buying a portable AC unit in
April.....

Yep same this way apart from the fact its central air conditioning in the
house and office, 26,000 btu's of cooling, lovely clean dry air, temp out
26c temp in 18c 33%rh, lovely and yes expect more of those stupid weather
girls on itv telling everyone how lovely it is out, 34c 65%rh and in central
London! Are they insane or simply completly without any sense. Lets have
some proper British scientific met presenters who talk with some degree of
knowledge instead of these irksome little dollies who have no idea what they
are reading. take a look at the best states wx presenting for how a real
forecast should be presented. What a terrible state british tv has fallen
to.

Peter

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On Sun, 3 Aug 2003 19:23:30 +0100, "pete"
wrote:


forecast should be presented. What a terrible state british tv has fallen
to.

Dumbed down tripe is mostly what you get these days. Maybe they're
trying to brainwash us?


Phil

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"Phil" wrote in message
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On Sun, 3 Aug 2003 19:23:30 +0100, "pete"
wrote:


forecast should be presented. What a terrible state british tv has fallen
to.

Dumbed down tripe is mostly what you get these days. Maybe they're
trying to brainwash us?


Phil

catering to the lowest common denominator....

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It all looks absolutely horrible! :-(

Agreed. :-(((

Fascinating!

When snow and ice is forecast, many here welcome such forecasts with
glee, despite the disruption, accidents and severe discomfort and danger
for the elderly that will happen because of it! Why not do the same for
sun and heat?
Malcolm

Well I for one always welcome the prospect of hot weather. I am just about
to head off to our seaside cottage for a couple of weeks and I would vote
for unbroken sunshine and daytime temperatures over 25ºC, with spectacular
thunderstorms each night as soon as it's dark enough, but not long enough to
prevent a good night's sleep.

Anne

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Alan Gardiner wrote in message ...

"Malcolm" wrote in message
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In article , Phil

writes
On Sun, 3 Aug 2003 12:10:04 +0100, "Victor West"
wrote:

It all looks absolutely horrible! :-(

Agreed. :-(((

Fascinating!

When snow and ice is forecast, many here welcome such forecasts with
glee, despite the disruption, accidents and severe discomfort and
danger
for the elderly that will happen because of it! Why not do the same
for
sun and heat?

--
Malcolm

I only find heat a problem if the humidity is high which was not the
case today with the RH value as low as 23% with a maximum of 29.9°C. The
temperatures forecast undoubtedly will cause problems for some but warm
dry weather is one of the reasons I like living in the south east.

Alan Gardiner
Chiswell Green, St Albans
N51:44 W00:22
101m ASL

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When snow and ice is forecast, many here welcome such forecasts with
glee, despite the disruption, accidents and severe discomfort and danger
for the elderly that will happen because of it! Why not do the same for
sun and heat?


Because it melts the climbs...

Seriously, It is easy do do something about cold weather - There are
only so many layers you can take off when it is foul like today.

Also those of us who enjoy winters are probably not in the market for
vile English summer weather.

Richard Webb

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On Mon, 04 Aug 2003 17:16:44 GMT, (RJ Webb)
wrote:

Also those of us who enjoy winters are probably not in the market for
vile English summer weather.

Give me the heavy snowfalls we had earlier this year (a few inches in an
hour?) and I'll be happy...

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In article ,
Malcolm writes:
When snow and ice is forecast, many here welcome such forecasts with
glee, despite the disruption, accidents and severe discomfort and
danger for the elderly that will happen because of it!

I would certainly feel guilty if I thought that the childish delight
that I still take in snow could in any way influence the weather. Since
the weather isn't going to change whatever my attitude, I feel free to
enjoy it.

Why not do the same for sun and heat?

Because very hot weather, though of great meteorological interest, is
too damn uncomfortable. It's easier to keep warm in cold weather than it
is to keep cool in hot weather.

BTW, if you look at the morbidity statistics, I think you'll find that
nowadays there's a bigger rise in the death rate caused by extreme heat
than by extreme cold.
--
John Hall

"Take the tone of the company you are in."
The Earl of Chesterfield (1694-1773)