The 2018 summer and thunder thread

The 2018 summer and thunder thread

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Puggit

Original Poster:

48,447 posts

248 months

Friday 5th October 2018
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26 degrees in northern France. After a day of gardening, gin and tonic is in hand!

Captain Smerc

3,021 posts

116 months

Friday 5th October 2018
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21c in Ongar , it was another hood down day .

Puggit

Original Poster:

48,447 posts

248 months

Saturday 13th October 2018
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26.5 recorded in Lincs today. Outrageous.

9 inches of rain in Carmarthenshire eek

leglessAlex

5,467 posts

141 months

Saturday 13th October 2018
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Puggit said:
26.5 recorded in Lincs today. Outrageous.

9 inches of rain in Carmarthenshire eek
Outrageous indeed. Um.... What the hell is going on?! The snow thread was started ages ago, I didn't expect to still be in tshirt and shorts*!





*I mean, I'm always in shorts for practical reasons, but that doesn't count.

Puggit

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48,447 posts

248 months

Saturday 13th October 2018
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Easiest answer is the world's weather patterns are still recovering from the stratospheric warmings during spring. Nothing is how it should be.

Calgary has endured a freezing autumn.

funkyrobot

18,789 posts

228 months

Sunday 14th October 2018
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Puggit said:
26.5 recorded in Lincs today. Outrageous.

9 inches of rain in Carmarthenshire eek
Lincolnshire has indeed been toasty today. Felt like a normal summer day, but with extra wind.

S100HP

12,680 posts

167 months

Sunday 14th October 2018
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Puggit said:
Easiest answer is the world's weather patterns are still recovering from the stratospheric warmings during spring. Nothing is how it should be.

Calgary has endured a freezing autumn.
What does that mean for the other thread?

Pericoloso

44,044 posts

163 months

Sunday 14th October 2018
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I did say the other thread was too early....biggrin

It's tipping down here BTW

Puggit

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48,447 posts

248 months

Monday 15th October 2018
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At the moment the stratospheric vortex - the low pressure system that typically sits over NE Canada/Greenland and helps drive the jet stream (along with the Azores High) - is disorganised. So no low pressure conveyor belt, at present.

I doubt there'll be any more heat, either. Time for this thread to die!