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« Reply #1065 on: 10:44:40, 09-09-2008 »

I just look out of the window and decide whether or not it's raining , then dress accordingly.

My daughter always takes an umbrella if they predict sunshine and visa versa.

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« Reply #1066 on: 15:25:36, 09-09-2008 »
Bluddy rain!!
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« Reply #1067 on: 15:28:11, 09-09-2008 »
The leaves are falling off the lime trees opposite today.  Undecided
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« Reply #1068 on: 18:03:28, 09-09-2008 »
I have given in and started wearing my jacket when I go out. I find it's too cold to go out without one. Seems strange that up to two weeks ago the city seemed full of people in flip-flops, t-shirts and shorts. It was like being in Durham...
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« Reply #1069 on: 20:52:42, 09-09-2008 »
WE've actually had the heating on for a couple of hours in the evening!!
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« Reply #1070 on: 21:17:13, 10-09-2008 »
It's been lovely here in York today - and we had a day off so that was even better!
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« Reply #1071 on: 17:41:14, 11-09-2008 »
I'm posting this here because I daren't tempt fate and put it in the Happy Room. (Didn't someone, IGI?, start a 'Cautiously Optimistic But Not Wanting To Tempt Fate' thread? That would have done perfectly but I can't now find it.)

I'm cautiously optimistic because yesterday was finally the day the second lot of roof repair people came. They had an air of knowing what they were doing about them and seem to have done a good looking job, not that I would really know one way or the other. So, I'm happy cautiously optimistic that the leak in the roof has been dealt with at last.

What I want to do now is test it with a healthy downpour. But not a flippin' drop all day! Where's the rain in this country when you want it? Angry
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« Reply #1072 on: 19:24:23, 11-09-2008 »
Quote from: George Garnett on 17:41:14, 11-09-2008

What I want to do now is test it with a healthy downpour. But not a flippin' drop all day! Where's the rain in this country when you want it? Angry

In another part of the country that doesn't want it, of course. Goodness gracious, GG, you've been living here how long?
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« Reply #1073 on: 19:26:30, 11-09-2008 »
We've a right weird loking sky tonight. Grey with red streaks going across. Anyone know what this is called?
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« Reply #1074 on: 19:28:13, 11-09-2008 »
Quote from: brassbandmaestro on 19:26:30, 11-09-2008
We've a right weird loking sky tonight. Grey with red streaks going across. Anyone know what this is called?
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« Reply #1075 on: 19:31:48, 11-09-2008 »
That looks like a rather frightened Mort there!!! No, not like that, Mr Sudden!!
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« Reply #1076 on: 23:25:43, 11-09-2008 »
Quote from: brassbandmaestro on 19:26:30, 11-09-2008
Anyone know what this is called?

Light pollution?
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« Reply #1077 on: 07:03:05, 12-09-2008 »
Just heard, might be having thundery heavy showers later on today!! Yuk!
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« Reply #1078 on: 15:09:39, 12-09-2008 »
I went to Kidderminster today for some cricket as the forecast didn't look too bad. They began at 1030 but it started to drizzle and by 1130 it was heavier so they went off. I stayed expecting it to be a brief shower but it wasn't. I gave up waiting in the end. Looking at the radar maps there seems to have been just one area of rain around here - guess where it was Sad
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« Reply #1079 on: 15:18:21, 12-09-2008 »
Funny how that happens!!

For just a couple of minutes, where i livew, we had a heavy outburst of thundery showers and it was sunny at the sametime too!!
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