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Raistlin · Posted 01 Jun 2015, 18:05 #1

First of June. Lovely. Summer's here.

You can tell because of the gale force winds, driving rain, overcast sky and the temperature? A balmy 6 degrees Celsius.

We've just had to put the central heating on

PaulT · Posted 01 Jun 2015, 19:26 #2

Well, we arrived in SW France two weeks ago and for the first week had to have the heating on in the evenings.

JohnDotCom · Posted 01 Jun 2015, 19:27 #3

Same in Wales on the Coast, but meant to be up in the twenties Celsius after Wednesday and for weekend.
Yes I'm still here.

Mick · Posted 01 Jun 2015, 21:34 #4

All the promise of yet another crappy summer.

Duncan · Posted 02 Jun 2015, 17:04 #5

Sunday evening I connected up our new water barrels. Unfortunately the taps were left open as it was far from clear which way was which. So 6:00 yesterday evening I realised and closed them. 24 hours later 550 litres of water collected. That's some rain.

PaulT · Posted 02 Jun 2015, 18:39 #6

Duncan you need to give up on cars and collect boats

Dave Goody · Posted 22 Jun 2015, 14:47 #7

JohnDotCom wrote:Same in Wales on the Coast, but meant to be up in the twenties Celsius after Wednesday and for weekend.
Yes I'm still here.

Isn't it always wet in Whales?

Borg Warner · Posted 23 Jun 2015, 06:37 #8

East Anglia hardly ever rains, almost wall-to-wall sunshine. Lawns already dying, have four large water butts but will be dry probably within a week to 10 days.

Gorgeous, love it. One of Britain's best kept secrets so don't tell anyone.

Gary M.

Duncan · Posted 24 Jun 2015, 20:08 #9

Dave Goody wrote:
JohnDotCom wrote:Same in Wales on the Coast, but meant to be up in the twenties Celsius after Wednesday and for weekend.
Yes I'm still here.

Isn't it always wet in Whales?

It should always be wet outside whales. But they aren't like sharks so don't need to be wet inside to breath as far as I know.

takestock · Posted 25 Jun 2015, 14:20 #10

I'm currently on the Isle of Skye, sun made a cameo appearance for the photos not seen it since, but who cares..

Marina and I have this place to ourselves for 7 days

View from the front room

Library photo of the property from the end of the drive which is accessed by a 1 mile single track road, quite secluded really

MN190 · Posted 25 Jun 2015, 14:28 #11

Borg Warner wrote:East Anglia hardly ever rains, almost wall-to-wall sunshine. Lawns already dying, have four large water butts but will be dry probably within a week to 10 days.

Gorgeous, love it. One of Britain's best kept secrets so don't tell anyone.

Gary M.

East Anglia here too and all I can see is clouds

PaulT · Posted 25 Jun 2015, 17:45 #12

Feel very sorry for you Dave having to slum it.

MrDoodles · Posted 26 Jun 2015, 15:41 #13

Summer starts July 1st folks!

Raistlin · Posted 26 Jun 2015, 15:45 #14

MrDoodles wrote:Summer starts July 1st folks!

Can I quote you on that Mark?

ooops... I just did :lol:

MrDoodles · Posted 27 Jun 2015, 13:24 #15

raistlin wrote:
MrDoodles wrote:Summer starts July 1st folks!

Can I quote you on that Mark?

ooops... I just did

Well according to the forecasts it does!

Duncan · Posted 27 Jun 2015, 19:03 #16

For weather forecasters, summer starts 1st June (the BBC forecasters said so on June 1st). For others it starts at the summer solstice, 21st June.

Jürgen · Posted 30 Jun 2015, 15:39 #17

I guess that it has started now ...

ceedy · Posted 01 Jul 2015, 07:48 #18

Zt was showing 33.6 degrees yesterday parked , and 29.5 after a 20 mile dash home

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