Where's the Indian summer?

[twentysix by twentyfive]

I watched the finale,down the local pub. It was constantly interrupted by some horrible chav, rapper type music that some peasant insisted on listening to on their feckin' phone.

Deffo

 

[growingvegetables]

I predict we will get the back end of the hurricans in the US, as they often travel up the east coast and get pushed back to the UK by the jet stearm, so expect a very windy end to the month

No prediction necessary. Straight observation of the "natural rhythms" ...

- 8 days for a snow storm in Newfoundland to come across and hit UK with rain;
- 10-12 days for a New York storm that hits the news, and ...;
- bit flakier on time scales ... but the tail end of Irma is on its way, and we'll get the wind and the rain .

 

[AndyMack]

It's very warm and sunny in Glasgow today, it's not Glasgow India though so I've no idea if this counts as an Indian Summer or just a nice day?

 

[ianrauk]

Really nice and warm in SE London today.
Such a change from yesterday

 

[wormo]

Here in Warrington its rained at some every day for the last week. On a couple of evenings the lights have gone on at 6.30. My runner beans have been battered by the winds. Forecast 70mph gusts tonight. We seem to have had a couple of decent days followed by the same of rain since I came back from holiday in june.

 

[Drago]

Nice and sunny here. Was chucking it down half hour ago.

Strong gails forecast overnight.

 

[SpokeyDokey]

Rubbish wet summer here (Lake District) - fed up with it. Thinking of moving in next door to @Drago as it didn't seem too bad when we were down there last month.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

You can't have an Indian Summer till there has been a first frost. Patience.

 

[Glow worm]

The weather used to be lovely when we had Fahrenheit. With centigrade it's much colder as the numbers are lower. Now they've started measuring rain in milemeters and it's much wetter too, probably because there are more milimetres than inches. Or something.

 

[SpokeyDokey]

The weather used to be lovely when we had Fahrenheit. With centigrade it's much colder as the numbers are lower. Now they've started measuring rain in milemeters and it's much wetter too, probably because there are more milimetres than inches. Or something.

What's that then? Some sort of metric/imperial fusion thingy?

Might catch on I suppose.

 

[ianrauk]

Should I mention it's c. 29C and beautiful blue sky here?

And where is here?

 

[ianrauk]

Avignon.

Luck bast...

 

[Drago]

Ooh, a weather warning...

 

[TheDoctor]

Should I mention it's c. 29C and beautiful blue sky here?

No. You should not.
Go and ride up Ventoux!