.... my Kitchen floor is wet!

My house is knocking on 300 years old. It was built long before modern
concepts like insulation. Thus, the kitchen floor, which is tiled, is
most likely laid on a screed over sand. This is a cold floor.
Today, that tiled floor has a thin film of condensation over it.
Slippery, yes - but also great for lying on when you get back from a
steamy 35km bike ride!

I noticed that the wet roads from yesterdays rain haven't been able to
dry under any shady areas.

RAF Marham (8 miles away) is currently reporting a dew point of 18c (dry
bulb of 25c - 65% RH); i would guess my kitchen floor is no more than 15c.

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Chris
www.ivy-house.net

Chris wrote:
... my Kitchen floor is wet!

My house is knocking on 300 years old. It was built long before modern
concepts like insulation. Thus, the kitchen floor, which is tiled, is
most likely laid on a screed over sand. This is a cold floor.
Today, that tiled floor has a thin film of condensation over it.
Slippery, yes - but also great for lying on when you get back from a
steamy 35km bike ride!

I noticed that the wet roads from yesterdays rain haven't been able to
dry under any shady areas.

RAF Marham (8 miles away) is currently reporting a dew point of 18c (dry
bulb of 25c - 65% RH); i would guess my kitchen floor is no more than 15c.

--
Chris
www.ivy-house.net


Just dropped my Daughter with her friends in 'Old Leigh', the tide is up
and hundreds of people are outside enjoying this lovely 'balmy' evening
with a drink or two (3, 4, 5 ..?) Leigh Broadway is also full of
winebars and restaurants, again people spilling out onto the streets.

Oh it's good to be alive :-)

--
Keith (Southend)

'Weather Home & Abroad'
http://www.southendweather.net

"Keith (Southend)" wrote in message
...
Chris wrote:
... my Kitchen floor is wet!

My house is knocking on 300 years old. It was built long before modern
concepts like insulation. Thus, the kitchen floor, which is tiled, is
most likely laid on a screed over sand. This is a cold floor.
Today, that tiled floor has a thin film of condensation over it.
Slippery, yes - but also great for lying on when you get back from a
steamy 35km bike ride!

I noticed that the wet roads from yesterdays rain haven't been able to
dry under any shady areas.

RAF Marham (8 miles away) is currently reporting a dew point of 18c (dry
bulb of 25c - 65% RH); i would guess my kitchen floor is no more than
15c.

--
Chris
www.ivy-house.net


Just dropped my Daughter with her friends in 'Old Leigh', the tide is up
and hundreds of people are outside enjoying this lovely 'balmy' evening
with a drink or two (3, 4, 5 ..?) Leigh Broadway is also full of winebars
and restaurants, again people spilling out onto the streets.

Oh it's good to be alive :-)

--
Keith (Southend)

'Weather Home & Abroad'
http://www.southendweather.net

The paths will be wet later with girls ****.

C wrote:
"Keith (Southend)" wrote in message
...

Chris wrote:

... my Kitchen floor is wet!

My house is knocking on 300 years old. It was built long before modern
concepts like insulation. Thus, the kitchen floor, which is tiled, is
most likely laid on a screed over sand. This is a cold floor.
Today, that tiled floor has a thin film of condensation over it.
Slippery, yes - but also great for lying on when you get back from a
steamy 35km bike ride!

I noticed that the wet roads from yesterdays rain haven't been able to
dry under any shady areas.

RAF Marham (8 miles away) is currently reporting a dew point of 18c (dry
bulb of 25c - 65% RH); i would guess my kitchen floor is no more than
15c.

--
Chris
www.ivy-house.net


Just dropped my Daughter with her friends in 'Old Leigh', the tide is up
and hundreds of people are outside enjoying this lovely 'balmy' evening
with a drink or two (3, 4, 5 ..?) Leigh Broadway is also full of winebars
and restaurants, again people spilling out onto the streets.

Oh it's good to be alive :-)

--
Keith (Southend)

'Weather Home & Abroad'
http://www.southendweather.net


The paths will be wet later with girls ****.



Oh well, that's just ruined that vision ;-)

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Keith (Southend)

'Weather Home & Abroad'
http://www.southendweather.net

"Keith (Southend)" wrote in message
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Just dropped my Daughter with her friends in 'Old Leigh', the tide is up
and hundreds of people are outside enjoying this lovely 'balmy' evening
with a drink or two (3, 4, 5 ..?) Leigh Broadway is also full of
winebars and restaurants, again people spilling out onto the streets.

Oh it's good to be alive :-)

Despite a max of just 21.4C in the late afternoon sun, under the cloud
that has now rolled in it's still around 19C.

It's quite a novel feeling for this year to go outside shirtless in the
semi-darkness and feel perfectly comfortable

Col
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Col wrote:
"Keith (Southend)" wrote in message
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Just dropped my Daughter with her friends in 'Old Leigh', the tide is up
and hundreds of people are outside enjoying this lovely 'balmy' evening
with a drink or two (3, 4, 5 ..?) Leigh Broadway is also full of
winebars and restaurants, again people spilling out onto the streets.

Oh it's good to be alive :-)


Despite a max of just 21.4C in the late afternoon sun, under the cloud
that has now rolled in it's still around 19C.

It's quite a novel feeling for this year to go outside shirtless in the
semi-darkness and feel perfectly comfortable

Col

Still 23.4°c here at Southend-on-Sea.
18.9° DP
76% RH
Time 22:35

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Hi group,.

I seem to remember that last year we had similar off-topic comments from
some sheffield footie posters (certainly not our own Simon S) just some
other idiots! Beware of this when the storms start and by the way it is
flippin humid.

Tony

Newbury
17.8c but feels warmer still!

"Keith (Southend)" wrote in message
...
C wrote:
"Keith (Southend)" wrote in message
...

Chris wrote:

... my Kitchen floor is wet!

My house is knocking on 300 years old. It was built long before modern
concepts like insulation. Thus, the kitchen floor, which is tiled, is
most likely laid on a screed over sand. This is a cold floor.
Today, that tiled floor has a thin film of condensation over it.
Slippery, yes - but also great for lying on when you get back from a
steamy 35km bike ride!

I noticed that the wet roads from yesterdays rain haven't been able to
dry under any shady areas.

RAF Marham (8 miles away) is currently reporting a dew point of 18c
(dry
bulb of 25c - 65% RH); i would guess my kitchen floor is no more than
15c.

--
Chris
www.ivy-house.net


Just dropped my Daughter with her friends in 'Old Leigh', the tide is up
and hundreds of people are outside enjoying this lovely 'balmy' evening
with a drink or two (3, 4, 5 ..?) Leigh Broadway is also full of
winebars
and restaurants, again people spilling out onto the streets.

Oh it's good to be alive :-)

--
Keith (Southend)

'Weather Home & Abroad'
http://www.southendweather.net


The paths will be wet later with girls ****.



Oh well, that's just ruined that vision ;-)

--
Keith (Southend)

'Weather Home & Abroad'
http://www.southendweather.net

"Keith (Southend)" wrote in message
...
Chris wrote:
... my Kitchen floor is wet!

My house is knocking on 300 years old. It was built long before modern
concepts like insulation. Thus, the kitchen floor, which is tiled, is
most likely laid on a screed over sand. This is a cold floor.
Today, that tiled floor has a thin film of condensation over it.
Slippery, yes - but also great for lying on when you get back from a
steamy 35km bike ride!

I noticed that the wet roads from yesterdays rain haven't been able to
dry under any shady areas.

RAF Marham (8 miles away) is currently reporting a dew point of 18c (dry
bulb of 25c - 65% RH); i would guess my kitchen floor is no more than
15c.

--
Chris
www.ivy-house.net


Just dropped my Daughter with her friends in 'Old Leigh', the tide is up
and hundreds of people are outside enjoying this lovely 'balmy' evening
with a drink or two (3, 4, 5 ..?) Leigh Broadway is also full of winebars
and restaurants, again people spilling out onto the streets.

Oh it's good to be alive :-)

--
Keith (Southend)

'Weather Home & Abroad'
http://www.southendweather.net

I love it Keith. Just had a nice evening in the pub sitting on the benches
outside until 11.45 pm. Thats what I call decent weather:-)

Gavin.

Quoting from message
posted on 18 Jun 2005 by Gavin Staples
I would like to add:


"Keith (Southend)" wrote in message
...

Just dropped my Daughter with her friends in 'Old Leigh', the tide is up
and hundreds of people are outside enjoying this lovely 'balmy' evening
with a drink or two (3, 4, 5 ..?) Leigh Broadway is also full of winebars
and restaurants, again people spilling out onto the streets.


I love it Keith. Just had a nice evening in the pub sitting on the benches
outside until 11.45 pm. Thats what I call decent weather:-)

Of a certainty you don't have midges!!!

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I love it Keith. Just had a nice evening in the pub sitting on the benches
outside until 11.45 pm. Thats what I call decent weather:-)

Of a certainty you don't have midges!!!

Too warm for me to sleep, I lay listening to dogs warning each other of
marauding foxes so I got up and spent a few hours running scans on my
Windholes time waster.

Got a trojan too when I went for the pudatoes. Where did that come from?

Might have been a false positive?

What a crock.... effing richest company in the world with the 21st
century's version of small-pox!

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So when the birds started singing I took some apple pieces and an Aldi
sliced loaf out to feed the birds. Do people buy that stuff to eat?

We have swans on the village pond. The greedy buggers can be quite
intimidating. Quite often I have seen them blocking the footpath. They
are like a toll-gate in wellies.

Quite a few midges out last night. What does that foretell?

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I see the bloody BBC hasn't learned yet. It's in for the duration, then!

I half hoped the ITV would have caught on by now but they seem to racing
with their auntie to see who can get down the dumbest before anyone
notices.

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Damn but I need my sleep. I'll be running on alcohol and fizzy pop if
this weather won't break.


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