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I'd lose snow. Useless rubbish.

90°C, in Buxton, Derbyshire. That is, in a sauna at the Palace Hotel. Otherwise, it's 39°C in Sheffield, UK on 19th July 2022. I haven't travelled enough, clearly.

Wonderful weather at the moment. Loving it. Bright sunshine and pleasant temps.

16°C... feels quite nice.

Mmmmmm well there's been so much wonderful sunshine here lately with all of this cold of course!! Oh wait........ NOT.

17.8°C in the computer room. Heating is on lower because my last month's bill was stupidly high.

Absolutely bucketed it down here yet again this morning. Now the wettest year on record here statistically, and neatly 50% wetter than average! Incredible. Flooding and standing water everywhere. If I hear anybody bleating about "we-e-e-e-e ne-e-e-e-d more rai-ai-ai-ai-n" I will personally strangle 'em with me bare hands!!!

Locally it's about the become the wettest year ever recorded since I've lived in the Sheffield area with well over 1,120mm of rain. Been an exceptionally wet year here. Exceptionally wet. I'm turning into a fish.

January - mild and wet February - mild and wet March - mild and dry April - mild and dry then a bit wetter and average May - sunny but average temps and dry June - drier but cloudier than average and a bit milder than average July - cloudier and a bit milder than average with average rain August - one of the hottest on record with near average rain from thunderstorms September - warmer than average and very dry October - mild and dry November - mild and dry December - mild and dry Every month milder than average

Sunshine, 12 degrees, no wind, such a lovely day. Couldn't ask for any better.

We have 200% of the average rainfall here, right in the middle of the worst of it.

Bin a very wet month locally. Since midcoctober there's bin a rain cloud over here all day every day nearly, with no sun and record flooding and record rainfall amounts.

Heating is on now. Since an accident last week where I broke bones I can't move about much. Interesting how quickly my cold tolerance disappears when I'm not exercising/losing fitness.

Not yet. It's still 16 degrees inside. When it gets to 12-13 ill put it on.

OK. So. Here's the thing, see. I'm a keen bicyclist (yes, one of the most hated groups of people, even though I'm considerate, and don't break rules like running red lights etc...) So, here are some of the hazards that mean I get restricted in my bicycling activities in wet and windy weather: Puddles - can be deep and hiding potholes and other hazards especially. One of my cycling friends took a tumble after hitting a hidden pothole in a puddle, went over the handlebars, smashed his face in. Sold his bike the next day Wind - especially traversing the peak district, a strong crosswind can easily blow one across the road, and into the fast 50mph traffic. Nearly happened to me before. Lesson learned Wet roads - poor braking distance, especially for a bike, which has a longer braking distance than a car. Risk of skidding over when breaking especially downhill. Yes, happened before. Lesson learned Wet roads - splashing mud and water all over you, and the bike. Bike must be cleaned comprehensively after the ride. On that note, bike parts go rusty kinda quickly when they get wet Electrical equipment on bike starts to play up if it gets waterlogged (such as the bike computer) Getting soaking wet - even in light rain, and especially windy weather, added to the speed of the bike you will get a comprehensive soaking, and it will go through almost anything you wear Having to wear coats etc... is impractical, as it stops you having the required flexibility to adequately ride the bicycle I hope this makes sense. For goodness sake.

Where's the mists and mellow fruitfulness. This is the worst of the worst for us folks who enjoy outdoor activities. Don't mind cold but not this windy wet rubbish.

Facts: July was 0.9°C cooler than average here (I've been recording the weather since 2007, and use official met office statistics). July had 112 hours of sunshine here, which is about 70 below average. July had 152mm of rain here, which was almost three times the average. August had 151 hours of sunshine here - 30 less than average. All facts. Any impressions anyone might have of July and August being poor, are supported by these facts, especially in my area. Your statements that people who have experienced the summer as mostly poor are "denying the facts", are simply wrong. Based on - the Met Office statistics, available on their website. For example, it's not hard to access the data: Monthly data for a plethora of weather stations (this example is Sheffield): https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/pub/data/weather/uk/climate/stationdata/sheffielddata.txt Long term climate averages most relevant to this time in history (this example is Sheffield): Sheffield Cdl (South Yorkshire) UK climate averages WWW.METOFFICE.GOV.UK Sheffield Cdl UK climate averages So it's a matter of comparing the numbers for the relevant months (for say, avg. max, avg. min, precipitation, sunshine hours) against the long term average. July and August were clearly poorer than average for people who like sunnier, drier and warmer summer weather, if you know basic addition subtraction (for example, July's avg. max of 21.4 minus July 2023's avg. max = 1.3°C difference), so, July 2023 being 1.3°C cooler than the long term average.

I heard 3-4 rumbles and saw two lightning flashes but it's all going now.

So glad to be on the correct side of the front today. 15°C here - and overcast. Blissful.

Sweet booger all here, what a surprise

21 degrees, overcast with drizzle here. Whoopie whoopie what excitement.

No storms here since July, and missed the lot this month as well so I'm going storm chasing tomorrow, had enough of missing out. I expect to see insane lightning with insane hail and insane winds and insane rain and insane loud loud loud thunder all afternoon tomorrow.

Reached 24.3°C in the computer room and has since dropped.

23°C in my computer room. It really doesn't get warm/hot in here thankfully.

As a heat hater, gotta say it's not been bad here at all thankfully, only 25 degrees here today in SE Sheffield and quite a lot of cloud coming in.