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posted by [personal profile] leoniedelt at 07:00pm on 25/06/2007 under ,
STOP RAINING...

I shall surely go mad!

This is the coldest wettest June on record. This time last year we were baking in 30C temps. This year we've barely broken 20C and its pissing rain all the damn time!

Pumpkin is excited about her new raincoat?!

I want SOME sun back, thanks very much!

(I know, never happy are we. Damn Brits, always moaning about the weather)
Mood:: 'aggravated' aggravated
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posted by [identity profile] nightbeast.livejournal.com at 06:02pm on 25/06/2007
If we didn't have the weather, we'd be standing very quietly at bus stops. We bond over the unpredictability of our climate. :)
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posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 08:49pm on 25/06/2007
Utter predictability - rain, rain rain!!
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posted by [identity profile] tinuvielberen.livejournal.com at 07:07pm on 25/06/2007
I feel your pain. I put on a linen jacket this morning - then glanced at the thermometer. 48 degrees. Lovely.

And it rained all weekend. Again. Sunny right now, though.
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posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 08:51pm on 25/06/2007
I'm from the southern USA, i'm just not built for this. Honestly.

Mom says its regularly 90 - 95F there right now. Sometimes i get really homesick when it rains like this.
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posted by [identity profile] glitterfairy25.livejournal.com at 07:16pm on 25/06/2007
the rain scares me a little.

and it's not just the wettest June, it the wettest month on record, although maybe that's just my local area. Here's hoping, otherwise that's mightily depressing.

And the whole hot weather-ness? that would have been a really really bad thing this year. I don't think I could have coped with another bustin' hot year, no no.

and who isn't excited about a new raincoat? :P

but some sun soon please, Mr weather controller person. Thanks.
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posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 08:52pm on 25/06/2007
Well, i wasn't fond of the 30C this time last year, but i'm not fond of weeks and weeks of pissing rain either.

I hate swimming to school and playgroup!

Middle ground, pleeeeeeeeasssssse!
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posted by [identity profile] happydalek.livejournal.com at 12:15am on 26/06/2007
Didn't I just see a headline somewhere about flooding in northern Britain? Sympathies to you for your weather woes. I live in Pennsylvania, and not only do we get baking hot temps, we also end up dripping with humidity most of the summer. It's like a tropical rain forest, honest. June has been pretty dry this year, though, which means I've been hauling water buckets to keep my mom's plants alive. Today's been cloudy and sticky as glue. Nature sux.
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posted by [identity profile] mooncove.livejournal.com at 12:45am on 26/06/2007
Yeah, don't you wish we could all spread the weather around evenly? We'd gladly take some of your rain (I'm in New York State, right next door to Pennsylvania) if you'd take some of our 90-degree heat! (That's one thing I wouldn't miss one bit if I moved over there. In fact, I was just noting earlier today with envy that the high temperature in Cornwall was 60 degrees F.)

I also read about the man who drowned; he got trapped trying to clear out a flooded drain. Terrible.
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posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 12:58pm on 26/06/2007
I think its 3 dead now, in Sheffield. Shropshire isnt faring too well either.

I walked to an out of hours GP clinic in water running down the street like a flood. It was unbelievable.

Dry so far today though. Fingers crossed!

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posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 12:59pm on 26/06/2007
Flooding *everywhere* - the water table's naturally high anyways, and then with all the rain we've had, its been unbelievable. Feels like March or November. Sure wouldn't think Its June/July.
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posted by [identity profile] bluekiwibubble.livejournal.com at 02:08pm on 26/06/2007
(I know, never happy are we. Damn Brits, always moaning about the weather) I think we've bloody well got a right to moan at the moment, 2+ weeks or however the hell long it's been practically constant rain, and flooding loadsa places and an emergency situation in Hull & stuff.

Although, thankfully(especially after yesterday), it's not raining here atm.
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posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 03:21pm on 26/06/2007
Well, i meant by reputation British people always whining about incessantly rainy weather, (me included there) but yes, of late justifiably so.

Though today, no rain except a tough of sprinkles this morning. Fingers crossed it stays that way.
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posted by [identity profile] bluekiwibubble.livejournal.com at 06:14pm on 26/06/2007
True, just...urgh. I never want to see rain again after that leeds-hull traffic jam it caused yesterday. But it's meant to rain at the weekend =[ Maybe I'll just stay in bed and hide under the covers all weekend.
But there is sun, SUN! at the moment. And ZOMG SOME BLUE SKY YAY *calms*
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posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 06:17pm on 26/06/2007
I sincerely hope there's no more rain at the weekend, i have plans for Sunday. I'm supposed to be leading donkeys around. Sigh.
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