Hot Hot Hot
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Ray B
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
So today is the start of three days of intense heat. We are next to the sea and hopefully will have a bit of a breeze to help, but the sun will be strong.
If you are in the red zone, take care, normal temperatures may return Wednesday
If you are in the red zone, take care, normal temperatures may return Wednesday
Don't worry, be happy
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Ray B
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Onelife
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
You only have to mention the word spanking to Stephen and his trousers are round his knees
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Ray B
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Stephen
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
Onelife wrote: 17 Jul 2022, 08:30You only have to mention the word spanking to Stephen and his trousers are round his knees![]()
That was never proven
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screwy
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Stephen
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barney
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
We’re just back from a lovely coastal walk.Ray B wrote: 17 Jul 2022, 08:23So today is the start of three days of intense heat. We are next to the sea and hopefully will have a bit of a breeze to help, but the sun will be strong.
If you are in the red zone, take care, normal temperatures may return Wednesday
Lovely breeze.
I reckon Mrs B will hit the G&T ice and slice by about one o’clock
It’s 27c here with a bit of cloud occasionally.
Very pleasant.
Free and Accepted
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Onelife
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
It’s exactly the same here but without the sea views.
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Mervyn and Trish
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
27 here too, and rising. 36 threatened tomorrow.
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Manoverboard
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
Nice 'n' warm here with an inland off shore breeze ... lubbly jubbly
Keep smiling, it's good for your well being
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Stephen
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Ray B
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Stephen
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
Already 21deg feeling like 24, and rising rapidly.
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Kendhni
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
I had been hearing, on social media and various news channels, a lot of comparisons with 1976 ... usually followed by the word 'snowflake' ... I vaguely remember there being good weather, but couldn't remember anything really special about it. So I went and had a look at global heat maps from 1976 and today ... if anyone thinks there is a comparison between today and 1976 they seriously need to educate themselves.
I am thinking of taking my laptop out to the garden for the next couple of days.
I am thinking of taking my laptop out to the garden for the next couple of days.
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towny44
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
Just hearing on the news that gritters are on standby in case they need to spread sand on melting roads. I wonder how they manage in the Med and even in hotter places, or is our tarmac so substandard?
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Onelife
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
https://www.theaa.ie/blog/spanish-roads ... y-do-ours/towny44 wrote: 18 Jul 2022, 09:05Just hearing on the news that gritters are on standby in case they need to spread sand on melting roads. I wonder how they manage in the Med and even in hotter places, or is our tarmac so substandard?
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Stephen
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
towny44 wrote: 18 Jul 2022, 09:05Just hearing on the news that gritters are on standby in case they need to spread sand on melting roads. I wonder how they manage in the Med and even in hotter places, or is our tarmac so substandard?
Your posh. We’ve just had the main road at the end of our road re-surfaced with what I can only describe as shale. Won’t last five minutes.
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Mervyn and Trish
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
Facebook is alive with self proclaimed meteorological experts dismissing this as media hype and hysteria. Probably the same virology experts who dismissed Covid and were anti vaccine.
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Bensham33
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
34 here in the shade. I ain't going out so no idea what it is in the sun.
Up the Palace
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Kendhni
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
Early warning, when spell of good weather is over, and the first bit of rain hits, be careful driving ... many roads will be like driving on ice.
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oldbluefox
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
I think there is too much media hype and fall into the common sense bracket. There is nothing the media like better than hyping up a news item and frightening people. I wish they would just stick to reporting the news and giving out advice without the need for a special correspondent standing out in the midday sun telling us we are all going to die ( or something like that! )Mervyn and Trish wrote: 18 Jul 2022, 10:47Facebook is alive with self proclaimed meteorological experts dismissing this as media hype and hysteria. Probably the same virology experts who dismissed Covid and were anti vaccine.
I was taught to be cautious
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Bensham33
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
I think the media do a brilliant job in warning people about the dangers of bad weather. Not everyone is super intelligent and they need to be told, constantly how hot it is. If just one life is saved because the media are constantly banging on about how hot it is and how dangerous it could be them it's worth it.
Up the Palace
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oldbluefox
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Re: Hot Hot Hot
I don't think you need to be super intelligent to know it is hot, nor to sit in the shade, wear sun tan lotion etc etc. We have to accept there will always be those to whom the 'rules' do not apply and it is they who will be clogging up A&R, but why be so dramatic about it?
I was taught to be cautious