Thread: The Weather!

Fantastic! Along with eating fish and chips, crumpets, and drinking tea, the British always love to talk about the weather and how shitty it is.
(Only the last one is actually true.)

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Today has been a marvellous day. July's generally the best month of the year for the sun to shine, and today in Greater Manchester it has been blazing hot with an average temperature of 13° Celsius, and plenty of showers to cool oneself down. Best of all, this glorious weather is forecast to continue for the next couple of weeks!

How are things on your end of the internet?

Its raining... kinda crappy... none of that good old summer cheer...

Ah, I see. What a shame. I tend to look forward to summer as I hate crappy weather, but this year it's just been truly disappointing.

F***ING BULL S***! now its a thunderstorm from Dracula's castle. Thunder lightning and running off of battery and wifi to ovoid death by power surge. Yeah its been the same here.

I always thought it was Dr. Frankenstein's castle that had the perpetual stormclouds overhead.

Anyway, weather down south of the UK has been shit. Really shit.

BEHOLD! It's irritatingly humid for a start, and rain has been pissing down in frequent bursts (some of which go on for a 'bit' longer than what might actually define a burst; one particular airborne bathtime lasted over an hour). Add to that a general bastard-grade warm temperature, and you're set for a ****ing miserable day of sweating like a pig despite doing **** all.

I think your right about the castle thing. but S***. I'm guessing the weather there is abnormal right now. Is it?

Yes. I think that Einstein's been messing with that damn Chronosphere technology again. Raining indeed...

Well its better than that drought we got here maybe fie years ago. It got so bad that there were public service announcements urging us to take baths instead of showers and not flush the toilet unless it had c*ap in it. wait I just remembered the flooding in Wyoming...

We suffered floods in the NLF when it rained heavily several days ago. Cause the skylights and the conservatory seals have been compromised and thus let in torrents of water. It's highly annoying.

Not mention lavender + thunderstorms = dead lavender. They do not like heavy rain. Or rain. Or even being watered.

Sorry to hear that.
BTW: what is NLF?