The weather today

Boggersbelief wrote:It's fucking freezing

Wish the Met Office could be so direct. All we get is a load of bollocks about isobars.

'It's fucking freezing' will do very nicely.

What a bunch of utter ponces.

I bet some of you wore gloves to work this morning.

The sun's come out but it's a trick - Don't fall for it!

It's still bastard freezing out there.

Pretty grim here. Might enter the ski race.

BBC weather forecasters Witter on for what feels like hours these days, telling us what we have already had and what's to come. It was much better when we had Magic Roundabout or Hector's House etc and a quick forecast.   

For all their technology,the forecasts are shite.

T shirt all day.

I'm surprised your tits didn't drop off with the frost!

The BBC have issued a weather warning for Warrington. Heavy rain!

It's glorious here,so I guess the Beeb have cocked it up again. For all their technology,they just can't seem to get even a 24 hour forecast right.

Went to Fulham on Saturday and sat in the beer garden of the Crabtree Arms in glorious sunshine watching the rowers on the Thames. On the way back we drove into the Midlands and were treated to hailstone and heavy rain which was so bad that drivers on the motorway were pulling onto the hard shoulder and waiting for it to pass. Unbelievable!

28 degrees in sunny Naaaaaaaarferk yesterday.
A mere 23 so far today but it's getting hotter and there's not a cloud in the sky.
And now some twat wants me to work this afternoon.

Big thunderstorm hitting Birchwood at the minute.

I've been sent into the garden with a long metal pole.

boltonbonce wrote:Big thunderstorm hitting Birchwood at the minute.

I've been sent into the garden with a long metal pole.

Wish it would reach Bolton - far too muggy.

boltonbonce wrote:Big thunderstorm hitting Birchwood at the minute.

I've been sent into the garden with a long metal pole.

Is he teaching you how to grow cabbage

bwfc71 wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:Big thunderstorm hitting Birchwood at the minute.

I've been sent into the garden with a long metal pole.

Wish it would reach Bolton - far too muggy.

Bought a new fan this morning,and found putting it together a bit of a pain. I spent half an hour trying to screw a small bolt onto the front of the props,with no success,before discovering it went on anti clockwise.

boltonbonce wrote:

bwfc71 wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:Big thunderstorm hitting Birchwood at the minute.

I've been sent into the garden with a long metal pole.

Wish it would reach Bolton - far too muggy.

Bought a new fan this morning,and found putting it together a bit of a pain. I spent half an hour trying to screw a small bolt onto the front of the props,with no success,before discovering it went on anti clockwise.

I have to say that you are not alone Boncey, I did this the first time my mum got a fan and put it together for her!

Is it just me or does anyone else find it therapeutic when it thunders and lightens?

Lovely in Bristol. Especially in the Hilton hotel

karlypants wrote:Is it just me or does anyone else find it therapeutic when it thunders and lightens?

I love it. If I can't sleep I put this on. Lulls me to sleep nicely.