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Summer 2017 - General Discussion
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Summer 1995.
I lived in the south of England, about 100kms south west of London in the summer of 2010. It wasn't really anything too special though it is noticeably two or three degrees warmer on average than Ireland. Much more humid as well, I got athlete's foot that summer for the first time ever.
I'd come home to Ireland and really enjoy the freshness and people would be complaining about the humidity. I'd be like 'WTF?'.
Now the South East, as you say, is different alright or rather, London seems to be its own freakish microclimate. London can be really sweltering whilst even places in the South East can be a good few degrees lower in temperature than it. It's mad. Like, I'd consider London a hot summer destination for the most part. The few lidos London has do very well in the summer. Certainly the year I lived there, my summer visits to London were always pleasantly warm to sweltering and I visited it a lot that summer.
Very warm weather with increased cloudiness. Not my favourite, I gotta say.
When you take a flight from Ireland to London, you can see the colour of ground in the south east of England being more scorched/dry compared to the midlands of England. The landscape north of the London area appears more green and fertile.0 -
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squarecircles wrote: »Unsettled and cool end to June now forecast,with disgracefully low temperatures,the air originating south of Greenland, it will be a shock to the system for some,scraping 13 degrees in places by this weekend.
Yep, here's the GFS 12z run for Wednesday 28th for example:
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