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Bit rubbbish isn't it?
We're all going to dehydrate aren't we?
What with the lack of water and all this up-coming heat.
What with the lack of water and all this up-coming heat.
I heard about that heatwave as well. El scorchioooooooo!!
We're supposed to get a huge heatwave soon.
So that'll probably mean it won't be so cold at night, but it'll rain during the day, or something.
So that'll probably mean it won't be so cold at night, but it'll rain during the day, or something.
Yes it is rubbish. I seem to be getting a cold too. Oh ballhats to it all.
It hasn't rained as much, I have noticed.
However, the weather has still been as rubbish. Replaced with freezing winds and grey, cloudy skies.
However, the weather has still been as rubbish. Replaced with freezing winds and grey, cloudy skies.
Techically no its not. Now this is going to sound very VERY geekish but in the three winter months from November to January only half the amount of normal rainfall was recorded. March 2005 was the fifth month in succession that rainfall in the region was below average, with only 60-80% of the long-term average rainfall recorded. February too was exceptionally dry, with between only 25 per cent of the normal amount. Meanwhile reservoir levels are also below average. For example Weir Wood Reservoir near East Grinstead is currently only 56 per cent full compared to an average for the time of year of 95 per cent. Now the reservoirs supply the drinking water to all the homes. That is not good at all because when I am not drink beer I am usually trying to rehydrate myself with water.
Please note that I am not a goon, I just work for a water company and have had all this rubbish mashed into my head!
Please note that I am not a goon, I just work for a water company and have had all this rubbish mashed into my head!
Yeah, we had hailstones this morning.
This time last week I was lying on a sun kissed garden in the Old Uni buildings before my exam.
This time last week I was lying on a sun kissed garden in the Old Uni buildings before my exam.
Muchly. I'm supposed to be going to Hastings tomorrow for the weekend, was hoping it would be nice and sunny - looks grim at the moment. Hopefully it will brighten up.
Bit rubbbish isn't it?