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Originally Posted by Jordan. (Post 4432984)

No *unsticks self from chair* :bawling:

Hopefully we get a thunderstorm!

LOL I just changed my clothes. Minging much?!

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Originally Posted by michael21 (Post 4433010)

are you standing in the kitchen :joker:

Thats the coldest place in this house! Stone flooring mmmm it's lovely in there

Raining here and cool enough. You need to move up to Scotland!!

It's not even that hot here but it wont rain :sad:

I HATE IT. Please someone kill me. The only benefit of living in england is its not hot and sticky all the time like Sing. Oh wait it is. :bored:

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Originally Posted by CharlieO (Post 4433338)

I HATE IT. Please someone kill me. The only benefit of living in england is its not hot and sticky all the time like Sing. Oh wait it is. :bored:

Aha....but the downside is that very few homes in the UK have aircon - so it's a sod, especially at night time.

Scotland doesn't tend to have much of a problem as far as heat is concerned (mores the pity!!)

Heat?

Here in the North, it was actually raining. I don't know how it's like for you down there. One of my friends went to London for two weeks, and returned last week. She said it had been raining all day.

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 4432940)

Stations: 53 Temp.
London-Heathrow (AP) (25 m) 28.0 °C
Mildenhall Royal Air Force (10 m) 28.0 °C
Humberside (31 m) 27.0 °C
Cambridge (15 m) 27.0 °C
London City (AP) (5 m) 27.0 °C
Coventry (AP) (82 m) 26.0 °C
Biggin Hill (183 m) 26.0 °C
East Midlands (94 m) 26.0 °C
London-Gatwick (62 m) 26.0 °C
Stansted (AP) (106 m) 26.0 °C
Southend-on-Sea (AP) (15 m) 26.0 °C
Cranfield (111 m) 26.0 °C
Luton (AP) (160 m) 26.0 °C
Birmingham (99 m) 25.0 °C
Farnborough (64 m) 25.0 °C
Jersey (AP) (84 m) 24.0 °C
Exeter (AP) (30 m) 24.0 °C
Staverton Private (29 m) 24.0 °C
Southamptom (AP) (9 m) 24.0 °C
Manston South East (54 m) 23.0 °C
Bournemouth (10 m) 23.0 °C
Leeds and Bradford (AP) (208 m) 22.0 °C
Guernsey (AP) (101 m) 21.0 °C
Plymouth (AP) (25 m) 21.0 °C
Hawarden (9 m) 21.0 °C
Manchester (69 m) 20.0 °C
Alderney Channel Is (71 m) 20.0 °C
Liverpool (AP) (26 m) 20.0 °C
Tees-Side (37 m) 20.0 °C
Cardiff (AP) (67 m) 19.0 °C
Carlisle (26 m) 19.0 °C
Bristol / Lulsgate (189 m) 19.0 °C
Glasgow (AP) (8 m) 18.0 °C
Prestwick (27 m) 18.0 °C
Scilly St Mary (30 m) 18.0 °C
Blackpool (AP) (10 m) 18.0 °C
Newcastle (AP) (81 m) 17.0 °C
IoM / Ronaldsway (AP) (16 m) 17.0 °C
Belfast/Aldergrove (AP) (68 m) 17.0 °C
Dundee/Riverside (4 m) 16.0 °C
Eglinton (AP) (9 m) 16.0 °C
Edinburgh (AP) (41 m) 16.0 °C
Stornoway (15 m) 16.0 °C
Belfast/Harbour (5 m) 16.0 °C
Scatsa/Shetland Island (22 m) 15.0 °C
Islay/Port Ellen (17 m) 15.0 °C
Lossiemouth (6 m) 15.0 °C
Inverness/Dalcross (9 m) 15.0 °C
Aberdeen/Dyce (69 m) 15.0 °C
Benbecula (6 m) 14.0 °C
Sumburgh Cape (5 m) 14.0 °C
Kirkwall (AP) (21 m) 14.0 °C
Wick (36 m) 13.0 °C

So, there have been variations of 15.0 degrees across the UK. Not too bad, but we rarely get temperatures above 20 degrees these days, not to talk of 8 degrees above that mark.

13 degrees Celsius is below-average for this time of year (although that doesn't surprise me, given the fact that we're talking about Scotland). 28 degrees Celsius is well above-average for this time of year. London always reaches the seldom temperatures for the UK. It holds the record, so to speak.

no, it's ****ing horrible, but it's not been too bad here the past couple of days, hovering just below the 20 degree mark

It's been cold here most of the day and its raining now :suspect:

No I hate it. I think I almost fainted today due to the heat! I have a recent history of fainting though so :/

I hate the stuffy warm feeling. Especially when it's raining too, it's all damp and clammy.

finally some honesty. yes summer is lovely and all that and many a memories are made in the summer but really when its so bloody youd rather go out naked but you cant because you have work and such its just a burden. personally i prefer spring. best of both. some warmth and breeze

ITILYT your sig is huge :/

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Originally Posted by Smithy (Post 4433558)

ITILYT your sig is huge :/

not that huge :( yours isn't that small either

its going to be cold at the weekend :bawling:

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Originally Posted by Marc. (Post 4432922)

I absolutely can't stand the heat, sun, muggy weather. Argh!! I'm melting

its doing my head in actually angry could murder a pint :D x

It's been quite mild here. The sky is completely cloudy, but it's quite warm at the same time. It's not bothering me much though.

Too hot. HATE hot nights. HATE HATE HATE!!!!!

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Originally Posted by Marc. (Post 4432922)

I absolutely can't stand the heat, sun, muggy weather. Argh!! I'm melting

marc dont bye heat ? its way to exspensive and its not that informative < you are better of finding out gossips from these forums

ps you need to get out and enjoy the heat a bit more lol

sorry for the puns lol

I hate when Im in bed on a hot night and start sweating like a lesbian in a fish market :bored:

Ahh, there's a bit of a breeze atm, bliss. I'll be moaning I'm cold by the end of the week no doubt, the tempurature is due to drop 10 degrees:hugesmile: