The official summer sun, BBQ and thunder thread 2019
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Ridiculously hot yesterday in Budapest (and the previous week tbh)
Apps/ Cycling computer said 35, but felt way, WAY, hotter... Uncomfortably so.
Bit of rain (actually woke me up) overnight and it's a bit better today, but still 24 on my ride in to work. before 0800.
Rain, and down to 19 tomorrow is forecast, then mid-twenties for the rest of the week, which should be nice.
Apps/ Cycling computer said 35, but felt way, WAY, hotter... Uncomfortably so.
Bit of rain (actually woke me up) overnight and it's a bit better today, but still 24 on my ride in to work. before 0800.
Rain, and down to 19 tomorrow is forecast, then mid-twenties for the rest of the week, which should be nice.
Puggit said:
Dorian looks like it will spare Florida the worst and rebound off the eastern seaboard.
Arrived back from 3 weeks in Florida Saturday morning, pleased to be missing that even though it looks less bad now. People were buying water by the trolley load.Went to the Bournemouth air show with the kids yesterday afternoon, dare I say it was nice to be able to stand in the sun without dripping in sweat!
WCZ said:
anyone else noticed the temperature dropping the last couple of days, was freezing last night in bed!
Definitely in the evenings. Been wearing shorts and having the windows open all summer, but last week around 5 is having to go round shutting the windows and putting some joggers on.
Blimey.
Second most powerful storm ever recorded according to the media (as of a few days ago). What makes these really scary for me is the storm surge, there is no escaping that. The Bahamas has taken a real beating and it must be difficult to live anywhere like that knowing that something like this could strike.
Saying that, the media also said that this is the fifth Cat5 storm in five years, very unusual apparently.
Second most powerful storm ever recorded according to the media (as of a few days ago). What makes these really scary for me is the storm surge, there is no escaping that. The Bahamas has taken a real beating and it must be difficult to live anywhere like that knowing that something like this could strike.
Saying that, the media also said that this is the fifth Cat5 storm in five years, very unusual apparently.
colin_p said:
Blimey.
Second most powerful storm ever recorded according to the media (as of a few days ago). What makes these really scary for me is the storm surge, there is no escaping that. The Bahamas has taken a real beating and it must be difficult to live anywhere like that knowing that something like this could strike.
Saying that, the media also said that this is the fifth Cat5 storm in five years, very unusual apparently.
Very unusual for before we fSecond most powerful storm ever recorded according to the media (as of a few days ago). What makes these really scary for me is the storm surge, there is no escaping that. The Bahamas has taken a real beating and it must be difficult to live anywhere like that knowing that something like this could strike.
Saying that, the media also said that this is the fifth Cat5 storm in five years, very unusual apparently.
ked the planet up probably...
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