BN41Albion
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- Oct 1, 2017
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so much of our spring and summer is that awful humid cloudy and muggy (but not sunny) crap.
Where do you live? Definitely not the case on the coast down here - loads of sun through spring/summer
so much of our spring and summer is that awful humid cloudy and muggy (but not sunny) crap.
Seaford… but I am often spoiled with British Columbia weather where the summers are summers. It’s like the air is “thicker” here and there’s sweat on my brow walking from humidity here, which isn’t the case elsewhere.Where do you live? Definitely not the case on the coast down here - loads of sun through spring/summer
Temperatures 19/20 here with lots of sun till towards end of Sept at least which is great (after this unsettled few days and a couple of slightly cooler days mid next week). The nights are getting colder just for the middle of next week before picking up again. Nowhere near heating weather reallyNowhere near, it’s still 27 degrees here in Vancouver.
I’m fine with it cooling personally. I’m fortunate that I can afford heating in my home, and I like chunky knitwear.
But the main reason is I want it to be either sunny and warm, or cloudy and cool.
I’m no fancy big city meteorologist, but so much of our spring and summer is that awful humid cloudy and muggy (but not sunny) crap. I end up longing for rain or a thunderstorm to relieve the pressure.
So crisp and cool suits me just fine from here until spring.
I love a nice crisp cold sunny day.But the main reason is I want it to be either sunny and warm, or cloudy and cool.
The centre of Sheffield's awful for the mugginess, I've had my windscreen mist up in midsummer just because it's so humid. I used to leave my house up on one of the hills wearing a coat and arrive in the office half an hour later stripped down to my shirt.I’m no fancy big city meteorologist, but so much of our spring and summer is that awful humid cloudy and muggy (but not sunny) crap. I end up longing for rain or a thunderstorm to relieve the pressure.
C or FNowhere near, it’s still 27 degrees here in Vancouver.
I get the humidity to an extent but to say so much of our spring/summer is cloudy is just wrong here - we get loads of sun on the SE coast through spring/summer.Seaford… but I am often spoiled with British Columbia weather where the summers are summers. It’s like the air is “thicker” here and there’s sweat on my brow walking from humidity here, which isn’t the case elsewhere.
Seaford… but I am often spoiled with British Columbia weather where the summers are summers. It’s like the air is “thicker” here and there’s sweat on my brow walking from humidity here, which isn’t the case elsewhere.
I get the humidity to an extent but to say so much of our spring/summer is cloudy is just wrong here - we get loads of sun on the SE coast through spring/summer.
Love it being back here personally after living elsewhere various places: mostly sunny through spring and summer bar a the odd spell, and largely pleasant temperatures bar heatwaves where you can still go about your day job. Funny how folk see/feel things differently.
Those averages for the UK... some places on these isles really don't see much sun, eh. we're lucky down here
Interesting visual - little yellow bit basically around the Sussex coast (if you zoom in!):
File:Europe sunshine hours map.png - Wikipedia
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Not Vancouver, no, which is notoriously wet.The poster lamented Vancouver better than Seaford weather, so Eastbourne’s very long standing climate data came in handy.
Not Vancouver, no, which is notoriously wet.
British Columbia is 4x the size of the UK…
I haven’t, the furthest north (while staying in BC) I’ve been is Quesnel, but I’m usually in Kamloops or Kelowna.Are you lucky enough to spend time in winter well inland eg Big White or Revelstoke?
Yesterday it touched 116F here (46.6C), the latest day in the year that temp has been recorded since records began.Nowhere near, it’s still 27 degrees here in Vancouver.
A week tomorrow you'll be at the Amex.I bought some wood for the log burner today. There is no way the heating is going on before November at the earliest.