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A place for those in the Southwest and Central Southern England to chat about the weather and their daily lives.
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Busy, busy, busy at Bournemouth beach today, including the Red Arrows a couple of times and someone on a hang glider (with the remains of the smoke from the red arrows behind them). Plenty of people in the sea too. Btw, checked out Flightradar after the Red Arrows did their thing. The last remaining plane had the title Red2 - how cool is that!
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jtay good luck with train and bus,in my experience both white knuckle rides lol Trains were old London Tube trains that occasionally jump and the bus drivers compete to see who can hit the most tree branches.However,a must is the uphill bus ride to the Needles,no fences,sheer cliff drop,the driver swigging Whisky to calm his nerves,normally a lot of screaming from terrified passengers.
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Morning All, and so it continues.....the overnight low of 11.6°C at: 05:38 cooler than the past few nights has crept up to 25.8°C, noticeable however is the cloud to the east AND the west, putting the squeeze on to central England. The breeze is light/gentle onshore and has increased in strength so temps likely to flatten out like yesterday. From Above The Atlantic chart showing the cloud reason associated with two weakening fronts from the LP systems either side of the UK We can but hope ECM has this right for Tuesday ECM AI in agreement by suggesting However, rainfall accumulation over the next 7 days is looking "poor": Meanwhile the hoards are still invading ever hopeful for a parking space: To pitch a place here: