Good people of Britain...........PANIC

[Jack Regan]

Yep in Telford today, and it says wall to wall sunshine. It's been cloudy as f**k since I arrived over four hours ago (sun just about peaking out now.

 

[leedswolf]

Yep in Telford today, and it says wall to wall sunshine. It's been cloudy as f**k since I arrived over four hours ago (sun just about peaking out now.

From just south of Sheffield (around 09:45) driving down to Dudley (arrived 11:45) full on sunshine. Cracking flags at BCLM.

 

[sycophantia]

Well, after one of the best Summers for a very long time, it seems to have jumped to late November overnight.

 

[lemonjelly]

not sure about that mate - we needed the rain for sure.
whilst the sky is grey, it isn't cold out there like november usually is?

 

[sycophantia]

not sure about that mate - we needed the rain for sure.
whilst the sky is grey, it isn't cold out there like november usually is?

Nope not cold but it was dark as fuck this morning and the rain was lashing down here.
Fuck needing the rain, it should wait till December

 

[Tredman]

Not the sort of rain we need too, it's too 'flashy'. We need good old fashioned English drizzle for a month

 

[lemonjelly]

bowls match yesterday evening was a mare for people as the green was soaking wet. First time all year.
Mad to contrast with last year, when on a monday evening the vast majority of games I played were in the rain.

 

[AndyWolves]

My garden has taken on more a green tinge now, but we still need more rain!

 

[Alan]

Y'all nature is fucking wild

1. Imelda's tail is nearly the size of the entire Eastern seaboard
2. Humberto is literally just right behind her
3. Their paths are supposed to intersect (Imelda is, thankfully, supposed to kind of bounce off of Florida and do almost a 180º and head East), which I guess in meteorological circles is colloquially referred to as "dancing", which is fucking sick IMO (dancing storms is really evocative to me) and also quite rare IIRC

 

[visage]

Looks like I'll be taking off from Heathrow just as the storm hits. Yay.