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you present the weather forcast very well thank you xxxxx

Such a enthusiastic presenter, makes bad weather sound not so bad after all!

I when America "Sneezes" we end up with "Stormy Weather"

No it isn't.

Oh no, Wednesday could be very blowy and rainy. Thats a skirt alert day for me then, I be defiantly wearing my leggings and shorts under my skirt or dress in case of those marilyn Monroe moments. I also better take my sturdy windproof umbrella xx

Titles don't have full-stops at the end?!

Yep

Thank you , looks like indoor jobs next week

Ooh, might be able to get out on the bike, tomorrow...thermals included!!

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Brilliant! See you all the in the Peugeot Hoggar.

Much awesomeness! 👍❤️

Fantastic!!!

Just what the apothecary ordered ! Thanks Steph .

This is incredible!!!! Thank you so much

Ha! Love it. Thank you.

Don't know if I can use 👍.

Brrrrrr……

Roll on the winter.

Why is the met unable to give forcasts these days? They are not good after spending a fortune on new computers. 😂

nice to see the crap weather is coming just in time for my days off again 😤

At least I got my house painted when I was off last week .

Thanks for the good news!

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Oboe! Wow, Josh plays the oboe too. He chose it because he was told it was the most difficult instrument.

At least the cat's position is known. At least for the present I know where the car and associated keys are. I am not entirely certain where the oboe is but it won't be far.

I’m afraid slugs and snails get a dose of salt here .

Plum Jam?

Is there any truth to a claim made my my sister from Lincolnshire that here in Bolton Lancs, I should probably have observed the same blanket of cloud most of the year, which she claims is from all the melting ice? I asked ChatGPT, which I know has it's flaws, but for what it's worth, it said this is highly unlikely, along with a fairly comprehensive explanation why. I might as well post what ChatGPT said in case there is anything worth correcting or confirming but I should point out I remembered her comment incorrectly, which is why the response goes on about mist rather than cloud. I don't want to take up your valuable time so maybe you can just give it a 5 out of 10 or whatever score you think Chat GPT's response deserves. Thanks, if you are able to comment but no obligation if you'd rather not. Her specific claim was: "I don't know if you've noticed the blanket of cloud that we've had for most of the past year, but that's the extra water in the atmosphere from all of the melted ice," Chat CPT's response when I accidentally misquoted her as saying mist rather than blanket of cloud: "The claim that the mist or haze in the sky over Lincolnshire (or anywhere else in the UK) is specifically due to melting glaciers or ice caps is highly unlikely, for several reasons: 1. Atmospheric Moisture Sources: The water vapor in the atmosphere typically comes from more immediate sources like local bodies of water (oceans, seas, rivers, lakes) and soil evaporation. The UK, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and with its numerous water bodies, naturally has a significant amount of atmospheric moisture, contributing to cloud formation and mist. Glacial or ice cap meltwater primarily enters the ocean and contributes to sea level rise rather than directly increasing atmospheric moisture in specific regions like the UK. While global climate patterns are influenced by large-scale glacial melting, attributing local mist directly to this source is a significant leap. 2. Weather Patterns: The UK’s weather is highly variable and influenced by the North Atlantic Ocean, which is a more likely source of the moisture that could cause mist or haze. The UK experiences frequent mist due to its temperate maritime climate, especially in autumn and winter when cooler air meets warmer ground. Seasonal weather patterns, including high-pressure systems, can cause haze and mist by trapping pollutants and moisture in the lower atmosphere. This phenomenon is common and well-understood without needing to invoke melting glaciers as the cause. 3. Scientific Understanding: Current scientific understanding does not link specific weather conditions like mist or haze in a particular region directly to glacial melting. While the melting of glaciers and polar ice contributes to broader climate change, its effects are global and manifested over longer timescales and through more complex processes. The impact of glacial melting is more commonly observed in terms of sea-level rise, changes in ocean currents, and shifts in weather patterns rather than localized increases in mist or haze. Conclusion: It’s very unlikely that the mist your sister observes is directly caused by melting glaciers or ice caps. The more probable causes are local and regional weather patterns, typical of the UK's climate. If your sister is attributing these observations to climate change more broadly, it would be more accurate to discuss the overall increase in atmospheric moisture due to warming temperatures, but even that wouldn't specifically link to visible mist in one region. For a more grounded discussion, it might help to look at regional weather reports and data from meteorological sources to understand the common causes of mist and haze in your area."

You might make a fortune if you patented an "emergency sock hatch" high up in the washer door - a kind of bath plug but posher, with a picture of a sock on it and a tick beside it, and a picture of a towel with a big red X over it to prevent people expecting too much of your invention. Oh no - I've just realised this would be a horrible child hazard, so scrub that idea. (I don't mean a hazard to horrible children - I think you know what I meant.)

Looks like I'm gonna have to build my "indoor tent" again - only dismantled it in May - June. One of the few advantages of being a single old bloke who doesn't care about appearances - you can save a few bob on electric by living like a hobo in your own house lol. Sadly, the savings have to go to helping out a young Mum who's electric and gas is always going off - They can't be expected to live like me.

No detrimental effects?!!! Spaying toxic chemicals like aluminium oxide and graphene into our atmosphere is good for us then you think? you're living in the 1950's.. these days it's HAARP and Chemicals.......

A week off work to paint the outside of my house, amongst other things 😖

I’ve learned 2 things from this post, the weather could go either way and never travel with you two “organised” ladies!

Thanks for that let's hope it stays down south

Come on jo play the 😂

Afternoon Ladies. Loving the banter! 😂

Another great video

I'm still waiting for the promised thunderstorms to materialise!

Oh 0:15 no .... Come on It's been in the news for years... The extra months no longer count . 😂 All those News Stories in the papers too of sad face people failing to board a plane 😂😂

Yeah Jo, come-on own up!

My home is on a hill above Leeds and my camera alarms were set off early this morning by the high winds.

Collecting my new motorbike, tomorrow afternoon...I hope we get at least an hour of dry and reasonably calm weather between 2.00 & 3.00 🤞🏻

Best Weather Forecaster on youtube without a doubt! Hope all the big bike bash attendees enjoy themselves, Andy

Your kids wouldn't even come down off the ruins for a promise of cake or other goodies?

END GEOENGINEERING!!!

hello ladies rain rain and more rain in Ireland never remember a summer as bad its been awful

A bit of paint came off and we lost a couple of hooks for bungee cords too. You can keep the paint peel, but the hooks would be useful, if you see them.

What about Aberdeen on the 29 30 31 Steff.?

Off work next week to do jobs outside. Oh well !