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jossey - 13/7/12 at 07:43 PM

Does anyone know why we haven't had any.......



[Edited on 13/7/12 by jossey]


AdrianH - 13/7/12 at 07:46 PM

Jet stream in wrong place I believe.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-18783422


Adrian


spiderman - 13/7/12 at 07:58 PM

Because it's been raining.


jossey - 13/7/12 at 08:32 PM

Ohh thanks lol


cs3tcr - 13/7/12 at 08:45 PM

We're keep it hostage here in Vancouver, BC. One week so far and another two weeks of it according to the long range forcast.




[Edited on 14/7/12 by cs3tcr]


JoelP - 13/7/12 at 09:00 PM

If i had to choose between constant drizzle or the 41 degrees they had in washington DC, i'd choose rain all year long.


perksy - 13/7/12 at 09:14 PM

Just cut short our trip to Dorset & Devon because of the wet stuff
Last village we stayed in was cut off last weekend by the floods

Never seen what happens during a landslip before, but we have now


stevegough - 13/7/12 at 09:16 PM

Sorry, due to unforseen circumstances, the sun has had to be turned off this summer. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.


steve m - 13/7/12 at 09:32 PM

Im with Joel,

But some sun and about 25 degree's would be nice


Dusty - 13/7/12 at 10:12 PM

I've given up and will be wintering in Perth this year for Jan, Feb and March. And anything above 30C is fine by me.


stevegough - 14/7/12 at 08:17 AM

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Originally posted by Dusty
I've given up and will be wintering in Perth this year for Jan, Feb and March. And anything above 30C is fine by me.


Surely Scotland is going to be colder than Devon?
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OH! you mean Perth, WA! ... it can be nice there - this is me and SWMBI there march 2010...
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But it can be rotten, too - this is the Pinnacles Desert 150 miles north of perth as the biggest storm WA has ever seen was building up (also in march 2010!)
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bobinspain - 15/7/12 at 11:22 AM

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The rain in Spain falls mainly as hailstones!
Last week, the mate with the Westie in the photo left his Rav4 out in what turned out to be a ferocious hailstorm. He counted 180 dings to the roof and bonnet. The stones were so heavy as to shatter guttering and a mates pool-cover looks like it's been machine-gunned. Fortunately, it was very localised and lasted just a few minutes.
NOT MK weather!