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Thought it was meant to be hot today.
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The Large One
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Sunny in London... 
amexee
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Got up, put on some shorts, then looked outside. grrr and brrr as you say
Lush
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For the whole of next week BBC weather has this symbol:
I swear they use it only when they haven't a clue what the weathers going to be like.
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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I'm off down to Hove for a dip in the sea in a mo, although little willie isn't too keen. Big Albion towel coming with me.
Cheeky Monkey
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Complete bollogs isn't it?! And they get paid good money for doing that job. What's the professional difference between a clairvoyant and a meteorologist? About £25k per annum.
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Sunny in London...
That's a big old shadow you're casting on the pitch.
Tricky Dicky
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Travelling up this morning on the train, there was 50 yards vis with fog up to Gatwick - completely sunny and hot there-on upwards to Londinium Town. Looks quite lovely out the window in the city.
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GingerBeerMan
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For the whole of next week BBC weather has this symbol:
I swear they use it only when they haven't a clue what the weathers going to be like.
MET website is better
spongy
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For the whole of next week BBC weather has this symbol:
I swear they use it only when they haven't a clue what the weathers going to be like.
Yep, just the same as saying "there is a 55% chance of rain today" basically saying that it may rain, but then again, it might not.
Tricky Dicky
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It's always great in Shoreham regardless of the weather !!
Tricky Dicky
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Yes, it was. Interestingly, when I got off the train back in Shoreham last night, although it was still clear blue sky, the air temp was far lower than it had been in London.
willow147
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Exactly the same here in Folkestone
Titus
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It's a sea fret. Caused by the lack of wind and a cold sea. The heat up country lifts the air which drags the damp air inland to replace it.
Tricky Dicky
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I may be wrong, but I would have thought a sea fret would have been coastal, mostly south of the downs - as I said earlier, when I went through at 6:30 it stretched right up to Gatwick, then suddenly cleared.
The Stout Yeoman
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Is he having a wee ?