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Yeah, a week of dry weather is badly needed after the very soggy last few weeks and actually would be quite enjoyable. Great for getting out and about. As usual when a decent cold spell looms, some people in the mod thread already fretting about it being dry and little in the way of snow showing, micro analysing charts several days away.
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A bright start today, then clouded in around the middle of the day with a couple of short lived showers this afternoon, but bright to end the afternoon again, so not too bad a day really, although the showers did coincide with outdoor activities this afternoon. We went to Go Ape for the first time as a birthday treat for my daughter, was great fun. Will definitely be going again.
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A dry start to the day here with just a few clouds, 6.3C. A showery day is forecast, but nothing showing on the radar anywhere near here at present. It's another year that has absolutely flown by as we approach the new year. Encouraging signs of the potential for some more sustained colder conditions and risk of snow as we head through January, but some settled weather with some crisp cold days and frosty nights would also be most welcome after the wet conditions over the past few weeks.
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Yeah, likewise, I'm certainly not a worshipper either. I remember getting burnt quite badly as a child, sometimes to the extent that skin would later peel off. This was when holidaying back in the late 80s/early 90s in the Western Isles of Scotland of all places! It's not that we didn't have sun cream on, it is just that 30 years ago, sun cream wasn't so readily available in high factors, nor as long lasting as the sun cream around today. Nowadays, I avoid the sun in the middle of the day all together if I can help it and use factor 50 if I have to venture out.
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Another turbulent night here with very gusty winds at times coming through with squally showers. I was fairly knackered yesterday as I hadn't slept much the night before, so was asleep by around 21:00 yesterday evening and have finally woken up properly just now so feeling much more refreshed, although I occasionally stirred when the big wind gusts and squally showers rattled through in the early hours. I heard the sound of a bin crashing down at one point in the night. The bins are full as it's bin day, so demonstrates the ferocity of the gust of wind.