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Currently 75F where I am at lunch time, heading to 88F by late afternoon. Relative humidity is 75% and dewpoint is 70F. Current "feels like" is equivalent to 90F. Forecast to reach the equivalent of 95F in late afternoon. Mix of sun and clouds.
Backyard pool temperature is 86F.
I was out at lunch and it was very warm and sticky, but not really hot - yet.
Doubt it. The decline of British summers into record cloud and rainfall started in 2007 and apart from a brief blip last year, looks set to continue forever.
Look England is victim to what’s going on in the arctic , get a good cold arctic and a strong jet no problem . But sea ice and Greenland are melting , warmth is going to poles, cold south.
Look England is victim to what’s going on in the arctic , get a good cold arctic and a strong jet no problem . But sea ice and Greenland are melting , warmth is going to poles, cold south.
First week of July actually looks normal, but I don't trust it to be when the time comes.
Look England is victim to what’s going on in the arctic , get a good cold arctic and a strong jet no problem . But sea ice and Greenland are melting , warmth is going to poles, cold south.
Yeah, I've been reading about it, called "arctic amplification" where all the heat is displaced northwards to the arctic and a meridional jet with northern blocking dominates. It has done since about 12 years ago.
Yeah, I've been reading about it, called "arctic amplification" where all the heat is displaced northwards to the arctic and a meridional jet with northern blocking dominates. It has done since about 12 years ago.
2007 was a crazy year in the arctic, many scientists consider it a complete change in the arctic climate that year that set the stage for the coming years . No coincidence it was the year y’all started getting wet summers .
Yes, it's heated - electric. Electricity is cheap here in Quebec.
But after the initial run-up due to a cool-cold start to the season, I had to turn it off because it was getting too warm because of the sun. It was 90F (my U.S.-made pool equipment only does F, not C) over the weekend. Too warm to cool off.
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