Then Nicky's point was a bit daft

Well not really when ice caps are melting and it effects whole planet, but in the sense of the heat, yeah I probably will avoid

Not necessarily, anyone can edit Wikipedia. It's not a reliable source and never has been

of course we had a drought too, but we recently this year had like 44,7mm of rainfall, here in my nation around the weekend of the queen's platinum jubilee

and after that amount of rainfall, our weather people said most of that drought problem had been restored, so if there'll be a drought from upcoming tuesday possible chance of a 40 or 42C, i cannot see why that huge amount of rainfall can happen again either at some point


i just don't easily panic, and i'm already relieved that is just one day of in the 40, and immediately few days after, some thunderstorms and rain, upcoming thursday here fall back to 22C almost 20 degrees lower lol



but we seriously here need to postpone Nijmeegse vierdaagse which is due to start on tuesday with that heat, thats not good for all the many elderly taking part in that

https://www.weeronline.nl/nieuws/16-...ierdaagse-2022
dutch article from one of our dutch weather sites

can be postponed by one day hopefully if they're smart and then finish one day later than normal, we should not have any hospitalisations from the heat

not everyone can edit wikipedia though, there are mods on that, and anything without proper and valid sources gets removed


wikipedia is like modern days Encarta


and as if i'm against our climate, our nature, i do my personal share of having a lot of green in our garden, we got a lot of good drinking and bathing places for the wild birds, one with a fountain so moving fresh water, and one pond in my section, which i also refresh once every 2 or 3 weeks depending on how long it takes till it gets dirty



also Africa gets a lot greener too what we see some places, some places there too get more rain than before, apart from Sahara Desert of course but nothing lives there

Currently 25C London area
Cardiff 22 C
Glasgow 17 C
St Andrews 20 C
Cork 20 C

Yes, but on this
they have not needed to.

Pretty average hey

yeah it's 25 here which means i will probably get the 40 on tuesday if it materialises. Im not close enough to the coast to get that cooling

Not thats not average ..

Some schools making the decision not to open until the heat has passed on Wednesday


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I’m camped firmly indoors. I don’t want to get drenched in sweat the second I step outside.

Heathrow now 28.4C

im ready for the heat

https://i.etsystatic.com/16257035/r/...35635_ghlb.jpg

HOLY *******

I literally thought Thomas had posted a pic :joker:

:laugh2:

No that outfit is vile :joker:

Lovely today, I was babysitting my nieces wee 7 month old. Took him a long walk in the buggy thing, weather just perfect with a nice cooling breeze.

Wee bugger never slept the whole way, just sat there gargling away, kicking at his wee bear waving in front of him like a massive cuddle cushion.


All the ladies stopped to chat. Might take him out tomorrow again when the pubs shut

The only man to sing, I'm to sexy for my pants, with confidence.

Great wy to meet wimmin, i’m here for it

Advice to schools

To cope with the heatwave, school staff have been advised to follow “a raft of measures” such as:

Encouraging children to wear “loose, light-coloured clothing” and “sunhats with wide brims” to school
Open windows as early as possible in the morning before children arrive, or overnight to allow stored heat to escape the building
Keeping the use of electric light to a minimum and switching off electric equipment, such as computers, when not in use


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