Or anything to do with the heat lol.
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[News] Heat emergency declared in England
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Or anything to do with the heat lol.
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Network Rail says to avoid trains unless absolutely necessary, with much of country covered by extreme heat alert
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Yet for some it'll be the highlight of the week - why else would you do it?
Sound advice whatever the weather.
Neville's Breakfast
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I have family there. Apparently it’s like that every year. School buses taking ages to get through and the rubbish left behind is awful.
Don’t know what you’re missing.
LamieRobertson
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Might pop down to the beach tomorrow at 9 ……….pm that is
- Apr 5, 2014
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That site is amazing. It has a Brighton category and will tell you the exact weather in Brighton to about 10 minutes on any day since 1973.
You've just cost me a lot of time idling you ****er.
This is what lays in store for me in the next couple of days, up in the chilly north. I can’t say I’m looking forward to it. Even tonight, when it’s been pushing 30 for much of the day I’m quite comfortably sat in the garden at nearly 11pm. Can’t remember another time I’ve done that.
It’s not right, is it?
It’s not right, is it?
BN41Albion
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- Oct 1, 2017
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End of the week where you are it looks like it'll be 19 - 20 degrees cooler than Tuesday... that's mad!! Nothing like those extremes down here (on the coast at least) it seems - 30ish then back to 22/23 by end of the week
I was just killing time waiting for a train, banging through the years watching the black line gradually moving up the graph.
So wasn't really paying too much attention to the site overall.
1980 passed me.by, then I had a 'wait wot!' moment.
Unfortunately it did also.induce a 'the traffics not that bad in The Sweeney'
moment.As my thoughts went too:-
'Wimbledon and test matches don't lose a days play anymore - they were always washed out when I was a kid'.
The Met Office has advised people to do "do as little as possible" to avoid heat exhaustion in the blistering heat.
Northerners should be fine then.
Northerners should be fine then.
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Wozza
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Absolutely pouring with rain now 
The "whole scientific world" (a.k.a. some science people) has also said that average temperatures has increased with a whopping 1.2 °C since 1850-something... which indicates that every sunny day might not indicate the end of the world, as it may just be a case of weather.
No, the real facepalm are those who think we are entering a new ice-age any time its a bit cold or that the world is just on the edge of turning into hell any time there is a bit of sunshine.
Obviously the climate is changing for one reason or another (or plenty), and you seem to be in for some quite extreme days, but the eternal banging on the doomsday drum whenever there's a few snowflakes too many or too strong sun beams.. its pretty hysterical (generally speaking).
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Maybe you should quote those people and discuss your facepalming of their ideas with them?
Meanwhile away from the hysterical fringes of the debate, it is my understanding that climate change is linked to more extreme weather events.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=Has+climate+change+caused+more+extreme+weather?