aussie weather hits south east england
Aug 5th 2004, 2:36 pm
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Originally posted by NedKelly63
Get a picture, quick
Get a picture, quick
Don't i'm gutted I even have my digi camera on my desk and completely forgot. I was too busy Peeing my pants laughing
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Aug 5th 2004, 2:38 pm
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Re: aussie weather hits south east england
Originally posted by kala
Any one near gatwick can vouch for this but we are having the weirdest weather I have ever seen in the UK.
It is 28 degrees outside, we have a river (literally) of rain falling from the sky and and electrical storm overhead.
Totally bizare, obviously someone is trying to make us near on expats see what we are letting ourselves in for.
Kala
Any one near gatwick can vouch for this but we are having the weirdest weather I have ever seen in the UK.
It is 28 degrees outside, we have a river (literally) of rain falling from the sky and and electrical storm overhead.
Totally bizare, obviously someone is trying to make us near on expats see what we are letting ourselves in for.
Kala
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Aug 5th 2004, 2:39 pm
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Re: aussie weather hits south east england
Originally posted by walla1
This all sounds good but scary, we are having weird weather up here in the north east too especially for summer time............... sunshine
Walla
This all sounds good but scary, we are having weird weather up here in the north east too especially for summer time............... sunshine
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So it was you lot up north who nicked our sun was it
Aug 5th 2004, 2:45 pm
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Re: aussie weather hits south east england
Originally posted by kala
So it was you lot up north who nicked our sun was it
So it was you lot up north who nicked our sun was it
Aye and you have our rain but don't panic we are getting some more tonight but are promised a nice weekend for a change
No kidding we have had it crap up here my honeysuckle thinks it's autumn and has shed all it's leaves., looks more like November in my garden never mind August, weird
Did you get a pic of the storm? I'm trying to get one of the sunshine but the kids have hidden the camera just in case anyone had forgotten what it looks like
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Aug 5th 2004, 2:49 pm
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Re: aussie weather hits south east england
Originally posted by walla1
Aye and you have our rain but don't panic we are getting some more tonight but are promised a nice weekend for a change
No kidding we have had it crap up here my honeysuckle thinks it's autumn and has shed all it's leaves., looks more like November in my garden never mind August, weird
Did you get a pic of the storm? I'm trying to get one of the sunshine but the kids have hidden the camera just in case anyone had forgotten what it looks like
Walla
Aye and you have our rain but don't panic we are getting some more tonight but are promised a nice weekend for a change
No kidding we have had it crap up here my honeysuckle thinks it's autumn and has shed all it's leaves., looks more like November in my garden never mind August, weird
Did you get a pic of the storm? I'm trying to get one of the sunshine but the kids have hidden the camera just in case anyone had forgotten what it looks like
Walla
Have just checked the weather for here for the next 10 days and it is basically gonna rain (so they say) everyday but it is gonna be 75 degrees with it. Got a lad of rellies turning up from Melbourne next friday so they'll actually think our weather is warm after leaving a Melly winter
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Aug 5th 2004, 3:01 pm
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Re: aussie weather hits south east england
Originally posted by kala
was really muggy here this morning so I recon the thunder is on it's way to you guys next. Gotta send the rain to Geraldton 1st or they'll be no food for me whan I get there but Nundle can have whats left over
was really muggy here this morning so I recon the thunder is on it's way to you guys next. Gotta send the rain to Geraldton 1st or they'll be no food for me whan I get there but Nundle can have whats left over
Aug 5th 2004, 3:06 pm
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It's blowing a gale now. Things are looking up for that storm.
Sleep is a virtual impossibility at the moment on accout of the humidity (mental note, don't live in Brissie when we get to Oz )
Sleep is a virtual impossibility at the moment on accout of the humidity (mental note, don't live in Brissie when we get to Oz
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Aug 5th 2004, 3:06 pm
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Re: aussie weather hits south east england
Originally posted by Swifts
its bucketing it down here at the moment so hopefully Geraldton will get its fair share, at least its a bit warmer for you at the mo, got my hot water bottle out tonight
its bucketing it down here at the moment so hopefully Geraldton will get its fair share, at least its a bit warmer for you at the mo, got my hot water bottle out tonight
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Aug 5th 2004, 3:10 pm
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Originally posted by bundy
It's blowing a gale now. Things are looking up for that storm.
Sleep is a virtual impossibility at the moment on accout of the humidity (mental note, don't live in Brissie when we get to Oz )
It's blowing a gale now. Things are looking up for that storm.
Sleep is a virtual impossibility at the moment on accout of the humidity (mental note, don't live in Brissie when we get to Oz
)
Oooh I't nearly with you then Bundy, I know what you mean about the sleep, I am housesitting a friends house and "dogs":scared: this week, her house is right under the flightpath so I cant even have the windows open, it's a bloody nightmare.
Aug 5th 2004, 3:16 pm
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Originally posted by kala
Oooh I't nearly with you then Bundy, I know what you mean about the sleep, I am housesitting a friends house and "dogs":scared: this week, her house is right under the flightpath so I cant even have the windows open, it's a bloody nightmare.
Oooh I't nearly with you then Bundy, I know what you mean about the sleep, I am housesitting a friends house and "dogs":scared: this week, her house is right under the flightpath so I cant even have the windows open, it's a bloody nightmare.
Yes, must be close, I'm wheezing like an old man! Now where's my inhaler gone....
Aug 5th 2004, 4:02 pm
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It's gone very dark......
Aug 5th 2004, 4:11 pm
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Originally posted by bundy
It's gone very dark......
It's gone very dark......
Still, its bloody hot though isnt it bundy?
OOOh dont forget my birthday on 7th August.
Here bundy, check out my post on 'take it outside' headed 'the storm, wet pants and dirty legs' to find out about my journey home.
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Aug 5th 2004, 4:12 pm
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Originally posted by Professional Princess
Dogs shivering under the bed, you can hear her teeth chattering. I have tried to convince her that the storm is over but she called me a lying bitch and if its all the same with me, will remain under the bed shitting herself.
Still, its bloody hot though isnt it bundy?
OOOh dont forget my birthday on 7th August.
Here bundy, check out my post on 'take it outside' headed 'the storm, wet pants and dirty legs' to find out about my journey home.
Sam
Dogs shivering under the bed, you can hear her teeth chattering. I have tried to convince her that the storm is over but she called me a lying bitch and if its all the same with me, will remain under the bed shitting herself.
Still, its bloody hot though isnt it bundy?
OOOh dont forget my birthday on 7th August.
Here bundy, check out my post on 'take it outside' headed 'the storm, wet pants and dirty legs' to find out about my journey home.
Sam
Aug 5th 2004, 4:16 pm
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Originally posted by bundy
You've changed your name! We were all wondering where you were.....
You've changed your name! We were all wondering where you were.....
Couldnt go online yesterday at work, internet was down all day and building flooded.
So off today and glued to my pc.
Do you think it'll rain? its thundered and the skys gone dark but no rain
Ive got a headache and asthmas shite, so a storm would help wouldnt it?
Aug 5th 2004, 4:20 pm
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Originally posted by Professional Princess
I know, I changed it for my birthday
Couldnt go online yesterday at work, internet was down all day and building flooded.
So off today and glued to my pc.
Do you think it'll rain? its thundered and the skys gone dark but no rain
Ive got a headache and asthmas shite, so a storm would help wouldnt it?
I know, I changed it for my birthday
Couldnt go online yesterday at work, internet was down all day and building flooded.
So off today and glued to my pc.
Do you think it'll rain? its thundered and the skys gone dark but no rain
Ive got a headache and asthmas shite, so a storm would help wouldnt it?
Smells like rain to me (one of my other talents, weather-sniffing)...and it's gone very dark indeed. And I can't breathe, which is as good an indication as anything. And my car's up the top car park and I'm wearing a white shirt so, yes, it's bound to rain at about 5.45pm
