Reply With QuoteRivers need the rain to get the pike and perch feedingOriginally Posted by Taffy Blue in Berkshire
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Definitely not global warming up here right now!
B1oody freezing, p1ssing with rain and blowing a hoolie. Garden plants stuffed from late frosts and feels more like November.
Naff all on telly tonight.
Roll on some warmer weather please.
Rivers need the rain to get the pike and perch feeding
Don't expect a Mayfly hatch!
I’m in Barry and it sounds like the tiles are coming off my roof. Either that or an external TV aerial has detached and is sweeping back and forth across the tiles. The noise is ridiculous. Won’t be getting much sleep tonight!
Global warming does not mean universal warmer weather
We had to dash into the garden earlier, as our trampoline was flying across it!
There goes outdoor drinking
It means what they choose it to be. Last month the frostiest on record. If it were the least-frostiest we would have heard from the swivel-head kid from Sweden, no doubt..
Really showing a massive ignorance of an impending disaster here. Well done. Who's 'they' BTW?
I think you need to understand the difference between weather and climate.
A Warmer climate is bound to lead to more extreme weather.
The evidence for man made climate change is utterly compelling if you look into it properly
He's like that politician in the US who took a snowball into a Government building as proof that global warming didn't exist
Wow
Who are you ?
No need for intimidating football chants
Whilst I am diligent in a lot of environment matters I am not a fecking tree hugger and that petulant bloody school kid gets on my tits as do extinction rebellion.
I don’t have a log burner or garden bonfires and always turn the fecking lights off that her indoors leaves on!
And the weather up here tonight is still bloody cold!
Last spring during lockdown we had glorious weather for months, this year it's been almost as dry, but, like I do so regularly at the moment, I got up this morning and turned the heating on. My rule of thumb is if the maximum temperature on the weather forecast for any given day is less then 10 degrees, I'll have the radiators on for at least some of the time - currently, they're on about four or five times a week.
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