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Especially Everton vs my beloved Arsenal on Sunday ;)
Haha! That is totally understandable!
Hate thick fog. Had to drive a couple of hours through heavy fog about a year ago, on some snowy roads that could have been better. Luckily I haven't had to drive in that kind of weather since!
Same here,snow is flowing from the sky and is settling...the climate in this world is seriously screwed....one week warm ,even in Nov/Dec/Jan and now back to normal with cold and snow.
On a side note, we had some 10-12 reindeers just across the road yesterday. Not unusual to see reindeers in my part of the country necessarily, but in a residential area is a bit strange. A very winterly thing, though – snow AND reindeers!
Wow,incredible.
Where were they heading to ,Torg ?
The pasturage (is that the right term in English?) for the reindeers is quite large, and they travel freely finding food. In this case they were eating on the field just across the road, before going into the woods again. From what I've heard, these reindeers are all tame, which mean they won't get frightened by people. Read that some reindeers also had found their way in to the town centre, haha!
Edit: More common around these parts is seeing moose. Saw two of them this weekend. One on close range, though. Was watching the TV, thought I saw something, and it was a full grown moose staring at me through the window! Couldn't had been more than a meter or so between me and the elk! He just stood there for a minute or so, before he went searching for food again.
It's Pasture,so good effort !
Must be great to just have reindeer wandering around.
Do they get hit by vehicles a lot though or are they pretty smart and streetwise ?
Close enough, then! This lot didn't seem to bothered by vehicles, although they did move a bit when bigger vehicles came driving. Usually it's trains that hit reindeers, it seems. Haven't seen reports of that happening around here, though.
Serious downfall in only 10 mins.
Must be at least 0C as it is settling.
God knows what its like where I live,in the countryside and more North.
I hate snow and ice and welcome global warming if it helps doing without. Planning to grow some Cabernet Sauvignon soon.
We got 8 inches where I live a couple of days ago.
We did have our cold stretch here--water lines froze overnight out in the street leading to my home. No pipes burst inside, but took some doing to restore the water flow.
Now it's been warm for a stretch, lots of rain that we needed. But weather swings and changes all the time.
Of course I like things dry, cool to warm. But I can deal with most any weather if there's no wind. Wind can complicate the simplest of things.
That's encouraging and good to know Richard,usually its the opposite,alas.
That's what I get for mentioning the wind a few days ago.
Tempted fate ;)
The weather has totally changed here,bright sunlight and the snow has gone as quick as it appeared last week.
The weather in this country is seriously weird so far this year.
Yep...the same here,up to 28/29C on Friday here too.
Well done for taking time off to make the most of it !
I need to save my holiday for my Philippines trip in May.
From the Daily Mail.
British SKY-les: Cloud looking like a map of the United Kingdom spotted above Devon
A cloud looking like a map of Britain was spotted hovering in the skies over the weekend.
Amanda Darke snapped a photo of the unusual formation when she was driving in Devon on Saturday evening at around 7pm.
Ms Dark was so thrilled that she jumped out of her car while travelling between the villages of Diptford and Morleigh.
The 58-year-old said: 'The cloud was a perfect shape of the UK and I knew I had to act quickly before it dispersed.
'I jumped out of the car and took a couple of pictures.
'My mum was driving us and I saw it in the sky. I just said "quickly stop the car" as I wanted to take a picture of it.
'I was so thrilled by it. I just looked up and it presented itself.
I couldn't believe it. I just knew it i didn't get it then I would never see anything like that again.
'It was lucky I was a passenger and able to spot it.'
But there will be too much clouds today as the Met Office has issued a yellow warning for heavy rain across southeastern England and of East Anglia o through most of Monday.
The weather warning states: 'There is a small chance that homes and businesses could be flooded, causing damage to some buildings.
'Spray and flooding could lead to difficult driving conditions and some road closures.
'Where flooding occurs, there is a slight chance of delays or cancellations to train and bus services.'
The Met Office said rainfall of at least one inch (25mm) is possible in many areas of the South-East but that some areas could receive more than two-and-a-half inches (70mm).
HA ha ha HAAAAAAAAAAA
Yessir, a BEAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUtiful day.
Actually, it's a tad rainy this morning.
Britain so badly scorched by heatwave it has turned from green to brown in satellite photographs.
Satellite imagery has revealed how the UK’s heatwave and drought has changed its appearance.
A photo taken in May shows the country covered in Green, but another recent image shows it reduced to a shade of brown.
The longest heatwave Britain has experienced in 42 years saw just 47mm of rainfall between 1 June to 16 July.
It makes it the driest start to summer on modern records, which date back to 1961.
Britain could see its hottest summer on record this year if above average temperatures continue, according to the Met Office.
Even if the rest of the summer is average, it will “certainly rank in the top 10 warmest summers on record,” the national weather service said.
However, a spokesperson for the Met Office cautioned: “It is important to remember we are only half way through the season, and a lot can change.”
The heatwave has led to falling water levels in a reservoir in Dartmoor, Devon, revealing a "drowned village" which has been submerged for more than a century.
It has also exposed previously undiscovered or long-hidden outlines of various archaeological sites, from ancient fortifications to remnants of the Second World War, across the country.
While the UK will be mostly dry with sunny spells on Thursday, the Met Office warned that rain will reach northwest Scotland during the afternoon.
On Friday it will be cloudy with rain across the north and west and perhaps thunderstorms in the southeast.
However, it will be drier and brighter at the weekend.
That is just incredible and very concerning at the same time!!!!