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27 June 2007, 15:41
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Weather Forecast
Well I've just tried to cheer myself up by finding out when the Summer is going to start and as far as I can see its not. Well not in the next two weeks anyway.
Anyone have a crystal ball that can tell me when the good weather is arriving ?
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27 June 2007, 15:54
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Originally Posted by Biggles
Well I've just tried to cheer myself up by finding out when the Summer is going to start and as far as I can see its not. Well not in the next two weeks anyway.
Anyone have a crystal ball that can tell me when the good weather is arriving ?
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Would you like me to tell you that the weather is going to improve and be absolutely fab on every weekend that you are going out on your RIB?
I'm not sure that the weather forecast is that accurate at the moment so I think my crystal ball is more optimistic!!!
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27 June 2007, 16:21
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Originally Posted by Sarah G
Would you like me to tell you that the weather is going to improve and be absolutely fab on every weekend that you are going out on your RIB?
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One day a week wouldn't be too bad for T shirts and shorts. But we aren't even getting that at the moment. And we are on the downward slope to Christmas now
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27 June 2007, 17:06
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August thro late October and even early November big temps, big sunshine, big bbq list of people- i have shifted my mental summer season to these dates thro sheer frustration and season changes in last 5 years when i seem to have had the most luck in getting the wx right :-)
spring thro july is hit and miss depending on gulf stream and what else weather wise is going on up top of the world... oh for that crystal ball..
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27 June 2007, 17:09
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I've booked my Holidays for August. Seems a bit of a waste going abroad though just as we are getting the better weather.
Next year I think I'll take June or July for a summer holiday then get some ribbing in in August.
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27 June 2007, 17:10
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I would say July is going to be too hot - then August will be very wet follwed by a nice Sept/October.
All this is down to global warming of course - I found the highest rainfall ever recorded in the UK in a short space of time - 84mm in 90 mins!!! That was in Neath just down the road from me - in July - 1922 - nothing new really!!!
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27 June 2007, 18:22
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I always used to think June as being a nice warm dry month, not anymore though it seems we are getting all the weather from the north Atlantic, cold strong winds, rain, and who knows when its going to get any better, we need more southerly winds to push this naf weather away but that doesn't seem to be happening yet this year. Global warming huh! where!!??
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27 June 2007, 18:39
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I have been doing marquees for 20 years this year and I can't remember a June when we did not get soaked or frozen for most of it! July and August are always the best months . September we get rain and gales usually to coincide with Southampton Boat Show . Calm October and November then gales mid December . Jan to Apr we dont work !!
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27 June 2007, 18:43
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Luckily we booked our holidays for August and September...and they include taking the boat
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27 June 2007, 18:59
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Tims Osprey
I always used to think June as being a nice warm dry month, not anymore though it seems we are getting all the weather from the north Atlantic, cold strong winds, rain, and who knows when its going to get any better, we need more southerly winds to push this naf weather away but that doesn't seem to be happening yet this year. Global warming huh! where!!??
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Sorry Tim, think Wimbledon, think Glastonbury these are always in June and always really wet. Never understood why people choose June to get married, every June wedding I've been to, always rains. April/May usually good, just get back from skiing and the weather is better and waiting for our return. June rubbish, July really good until the kids break up from school, then hit and miss until Sept when the kids go back and then lovely again!
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27 June 2007, 19:00
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Originally Posted by LURCHER
I have been doing marquees for 20 years this year and I can't remember a June when we did not get soaked or frozen for most of it! July and August are always the best months . September we get rain and gales usually to coincide with Southampton Boat Show . Calm October and November then gales mid December . Jan to Apr we dont work !!
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uum, don't know about that, i know June has never been the best month but i remember spending many a day in June sunbathing on a beach surfing without a wetsuit, wearing just a wet top and getting out of the water feeling quite chilly to warm up on the beach. Now i wear a full wet suit and stay in the water which is warmer than sitting on the beach, i know that my wet suit keeps me warmer than just a wet top in the water, but what i'm saying is is that sitting on a beach in June now does not feel as comfortable as a few years ago.
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27 June 2007, 19:37
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarah G
July really good until the kids break up from school, then hit and miss until Sept when the kids go back and then lovely again!
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Are you talking about the weather or peace and quiet ?
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27 June 2007, 19:41
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Originally Posted by Sarah G
Sorry Tim, think Wimbledon, think Glastonbury these are always in June and always really wet.
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But they're not though. It just doesn't make such good news coverage when the weather is nice. Last year most of June was lovely, but the last week or so was rainy and that's what everyone remembers.
We're in the UK. Any day might be sunny or rainy. There's no time of year that you can be anything like certain of good weather. Why are people still surprised?
John
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27 June 2007, 19:49
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarah G
Sorry Tim, think Wimbledon, think Glastonbury these are always in June and always really wet. Never understood why people choose June to get married, every June wedding I've been to, always rains. April/May usually good, just get back from skiing and the weather is better and waiting for our return. June rubbish, July really good until the kids break up from school, then hit and miss until Sept when the kids go back and then lovely again!
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We got married on June 13th 1992 - One of the hottest days that year.
If I can remember that far back, I think June was very warm and dry.
Tim
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27 June 2007, 19:52
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Quote:
Originally Posted by v666
We got married on June 13th 1992 - One of the hottest days that year.
If I can remember that far back, I think June was very warm and dry.
Tim
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No it is just you were so happy that you didn't notice the weather
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27 June 2007, 19:52
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The gulf streams and oceans are warming up but that does not mean everything else is, i went down to the beach today digging common lugworm for bass fishing tomorrow and the wind was bitter like nothing i have ever experienced at the end of june but the sea was lovely and warm. When i washed my hands in the sea after digging the sea felt like a warm bath compared to the air, i have been fishing 20 years and surfing for 12 and trust me the ocean is getting considerably warmer while the climate is not, in fact i think its actually cooling, so climate change yes global warming no chance not in this part of the planet anyway.
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27 June 2007, 21:56
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30 odd years ago it snowed on my sister's birthday - in the middle of June. And no, we didn't live in Greenland at the time - this was near Bournemouth.
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29 June 2007, 08:55
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29 June 2007, 12:16
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how does that old saying go! something like, there are 3 types of lies, lies, dam lies and statistics
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29 June 2007, 18:48
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Forever Glastonbury
Hopefully we get a decent day next weekend.
But we shall be on Priory, rain, hail or shine.
We just crossed the Channel in the p**sing rain so we're up for covering a few miles to the Totally Tropical Island of Wighty!
Kathleen & Paul
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