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Mr Larrington

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Hit 20c today and is warmer outside than in.

Forecast 20c for six days.

Except for viewers in Scotland…
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Pingu

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Yellow warning of rain for Furryboottoon. Amber warning for some other parts of Scotland.

20C in Liverpool today.   I've just been out for a walk & stupidly grabbed a thick "autumn weight" shirt from the rack.   Mistake, I was dripping when I got back. 
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Mr Larrington

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Nogweegie weather app says 23 in Londonton.  Shorts & T-shaped shirt for trip to Crool Nurse for flu stab and Mr Sainsbury’s House of Toothy Comestibles for Stuffs, Rugby Football for the watching of.
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Wowbagger

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Maximum temperature 25.9°C in my garden at 3.30pm today. That isn't the highest October temperature I've ever recorded. That was in (I think) 2013. I recall 5 consecutive days, all above 26.5°C (80°F), 29/9/2013 - 3/10/2013.

We will see what tomorrow brings.

Edit: looking at the calendar, I think it was 2011.

Footnote: https://yacf.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=10.msg1056290#msg1056290 refers
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Cudzoziemiec

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Yellow warning of rain for Furryboottoon. Amber warning for some other parts of Scotland.
What? Yellow warning and amber warning are different things? I have no idea which is meant to be more dangerouser.
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Cudzoziemiec

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Hmm, seems they are different, at least in Scotlandland, and amber is more warninger.
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If possible, you should avoid driving no matter the warning level. Driving in a yellow warning may not pose a likely risk, but there is likely to be increased congestion and disruption on the road. Driving in amber and red warnings pose a greater risk, therefore travel should be avoided unless absolutely essential.
I find this at best non-intuitive, I'd say even counter-intuitive as to my mind is a dark form of yellow, not a bright, look at me I'm dangerous, colour.
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Maximum temperature 25.9°C in my garden at 3.30pm today. That isn't the highest October temperature I've ever recorded. That was in (I think) 2013. I recall 5 consecutive days, all above 26.5°C (80°F), 29/9/2013 - 3/10/2013.

We will see what tomorrow brings.

Edit: looking at the calendar, I think it was 2011.

Footnote: https://yacf.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=10.msg1056290#msg1056290 refers
I remember that year. We had been to a meeting in USA leaving a young friend house sitting. We returned expecting to be in thick jumpers to summer weather and had several barbecues with young friend as she stayed on for a few days.

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Kim

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Yellow warning of rain for Furryboottoon. Amber warning for some other parts of Scotland.
What? Yellow warning and amber warning are different things? I have no idea which is meant to be more dangerouser.

I'm sure that has come up before.  I find it incredibly confusing, as in my mind they're effectively synonyms when used to refer to traffic lights or similar (I accept that amber is a probably bit darker when used to describe paint, gels, etc.).

Wowbagger

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Arising from the above:

https://yacf.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=51227.msg1059110#msg1059110

Max of 26.6°C here. That's three consecutive October days over 80°F.

In fact, the past 5 days have all been 80°F or higher, the longest hot spell this year. The four preceding days were all over 70°F. There was a spell of 9 consecutive days in August in which every day was 70°F or higher, but the previous longest spell was 5 days in April.

Madness. At least tomorrow will be a bit more normal at 19°C - assuming the forecast to be right.

Annoyingly, my detailed results have been lost in server changes etc. I've had the weather station since December 2010.
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Pingu

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Has Trump's Golf Courses drowned yet?

Probly not, unfortunately. It's been raining all day but not as much as elsewhere in Scotland.

Mr Larrington

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Has Trump's Golf Courses drowned yet?

Probly not, unfortunately. It's been raining all day but not as much as elsewhere in Scotland.

TV's Sarah Keith-Lucas says it’s heading your way thobut.
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Pingu

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Has Trump's Golf Courses drowned yet?

Probly not, unfortunately. It's been raining all day but not as much as elsewhere in Scotland.

I've just remembered he's got one (for the moment) down in the soggy areas.

Pingu

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Has Trump's Golf Courses drowned yet?

Probly not, unfortunately. It's been raining all day but not as much as elsewhere in Scotland.

TV's Sarah Keith-Lucas says it’s heading your way thobut.

Still just a yellow warning for us.

Wowbagger

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23°C and sunny forecast for us today. We are off to my brother’s house for al fresco lunch. He’s 15 or so miles away. Similar forecast for him.

14.6°C at 8am.
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Mr Larrington

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Final BTCC meeting at Brands Hatch today. It's supposed to be freezing and pissing down and the final race run in near-darkness.  This [indicates blazing sunshine] bain't be natural  :-\
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Wowbagger

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23.9°C in my garden atm, and rising…1
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Pingu

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It's been fairly soggy these last couple of days.

https://www2.sepa.org.uk/rainfall

25.3° C on the shady side of my shed.

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Wowbagger

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26.3°C was today’s maximum in Prittlewell.
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Basil

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Blue skies, but a gentle 20/21° here, which left me no excuse not to cut the lawn.  Bugger.
At least I only have to take the cuttings over the road now.  New neighbours have two goats.
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T42

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Blue skies and warm here too, and more to the point it's to be 14° minimum overnight so sore throat or no I'll be outta here.
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