summer 2007

[Guardian.]

its august,i am sitting here freezing, and some character has said on the radio that its been the best month for sunshine for years?
am i not in the same england as you lot, is it not raining and freezing in that england, plus youve seen sun shine.
perhaps one of you will take pitty and explain how i get to england from england so i too can dry out and see this sun.
finished moaning now.

[Keri]

Lol well when its been sunny its been very sunny but what a week of sun here and there and then xxx amount of weeks of rain lol

Im have a jumper on today tis chilly.

[Evilgoat]

WHAT summer?

I must have blinked. All I know is that its now Late August and for someone who doesnt feel the cold, its getting cold already.

Global warming my ....

[lambert]

sun is the enemy :shock:  for it dries out mud! :twisted:  :twisted:  :twisted:

[Lord Shagg-Pyle]

Summer was that bright 48hrs that happened at some point in late June. I have a picture of it here

[dazliss]

sun is the enemy :shock:  for it dries out mud! :twisted:  :twisted:  :twisted:

Ahhh but just think, with all this global warming who needs mud when you can have sand dunes to play in :lol:

[Guardian.]

give me sun burn anyday as opposed to frostbite!

[martha focker]

summer :?

whats that when in britain :x

[Cassillis]

Summer was that bright 48hrs that happened at some point in late June. I have a picture of it here

Oh yeah, that was the week i was on nights

[UKJeeper]

Guardian, i hope its better weather in Lincs this weekend. I'm at Kirton!  8)

[666]

Apparently, we are having this years summer this weekend, so make the most of it :shock:  :shock:  :lol:  :lol:

Cheers

Mark

[Boddle]

Problem seems to be when we get what little sun we also get wind of the pole so even when it's sunny it's cold.
 This all to do with jet stream which has moved because El Nino producing cold water (at equator by Puru) and we think we're know that we're responsible for global warming.


 I'll get me anarack and bobble hat now... I'm Barred obviously

[thermidorthelobster]

Yeah, but you miss the bit that El Nino changes because of heating of the Pacific, which is caused by human-induced climate change.  Somebody said the other day that the Gulf Stream had changed, meaning those of us in northern Europe were getting lousy weather, whereas those in the south (eg Greece) were frying.  If this is the case, then we're pretty much stuffed, as it's the Gulf Stream which gives the UK a climate which is disproportionately warm for its latitude.

We did have a summer this year, but it was back in April and May IIRC.  I remember some great weather back then.

[marjan]

Guardian, i hope its better weather in Lincs this weekend. I'm at Kirton!  8)

You will be glad of some sun at Kirton this weekend, boy was the water deep on the last playday or what.

[gtomo2]

well it was nice a warm here today. hope its as nice tomorrow 8)

[Guardian.]

it is supposed to be a good weekend, however, ive had more than enough and of to marbella, cannot take the cold and rain any longer.
hope you all have a good weekend at kirton, or wherever else you all go.

[L90OOK]

It's lovely here in Devon   8)

[screwy]

Global is crap as is the summer! This year was meant to be the hottest ever, remember the warnings in the winter?? Drought, hose-pipe bans, heatwaves? Rubbish. On Tuesday in Kent the weather tart on the radio in the van was saying 'some scattered showers in the east, clearing'. Kent on Tuesday was like Bangladesh in a the storm season, I know I was on a bloody roof swimming about directing crane ops.

So if our weather dudes cannot even get tomorrows or next weeks weather right, how the hell can they tell us what global warming will mean for the next century?? Tell me the next year's weather accurately, then I will listen to your doom mongering!!

And for fun watch this guy get upset....

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a71_1187386256

 :lol:

[Range Rover Blues]

I'm already starting to wonder what sort of winter we're going to have, seeing as it's autumn already, all bar the leaves on the trees.