Oh no it's not half term is it? No chance we could enjoy the warm weather without children running up and down screaming? Of course not.
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Oh no it's not half term is it? No chance we could enjoy the warm weather without children running up and down screaming? Of course not.
went into the town, still a strong breeze going but it's warm. First properly warm day this year.
A lot warmer outside than it is in my living room so have opened the window in the hope of letting warm air in. Monitoring progress, so far it's gone from 18.9C to 19C in five minutes, so it might be working.
26C, blazing sun in a clear blue sky. :)
Similar weather for the weekend, and for the bank holiday Monday the temperature is forecast to reach 30C, which is just about bearable for me.
22C outside, 24.2C indoors. Don't need it to be any warmer than that.
:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
32 C outside 23 C inside.
24 indoors! Only 19.7 in my living room in fact I just put a fleece on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
I don't mind the screaming, as long as it's caused by pain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Pubs used to be a handy refuge from kids. Not anymore. What winds me up is that it's ok for kids to be in the pub, but if I try to get into their 'Wacky Warehouse' folk look at me like I'm simple or something :steam: All we have left are lap dancing bars, and that can get really expensive, depending on your level of enthusiasm :(
22C with a slightly hazy blue sky.
Only 15C right now but lovely morning and sunny, can even hear birds singing which is unusual for round here.
On the Isle of Arran, for a couple days, dry so far about 14c