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Totally bonkers out there today!

If global warming is not happening, explain how we're having a tropical storm in Essex!

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I had something similar, driving a 7,5 tonner on the M40 near Oxford in the 90s.
Going up an uphill section and it was raining so hard, it was coming down the hill in waves.
 
I was out driving a good few years back, when the rain was so heavy, everyone pulled over as they could not see.

One instance of a heavy rainstorm, is not proof of global warming.

It always rains in Cornwall.
 
Definition of a British summer.
Quote by King George 11.

3 fine days and a thunderstorm.
 
This weather shows the major flaw in having to have a 'staycation'. Imagine paying a small fortune for accommodation, sitting in all that traffic, having to holiday with thousands of possibly drunken, tattooed Brits and getting stung for meals and drinks - while spending most of the time sheltering from horizontal rain. Couldn't pay me enough!
 
It always rains in Cornwall.
Quintessential English holiday: eating Cornish pasties in the rain.

I have fond memories of being on holiday as a child, sitting on a Cornish beach under an umbrella and wrapped a a cagoule.
 
This weather shows the major flaw in having to have a 'staycation'. Imagine paying a small fortune for accommodation, sitting in all that traffic, having to holiday with thousands of possibly drunken, tattooed Brits and getting stung for meals and drinks - while spending most of the time sheltering from horizontal rain. Couldn't pay me enough!

yeah, there's a reason why we flee to the Med and beyond every summer!
 
We're off to Bath for a few days tomorrow. Weather doesn’t look too good but, as JohnD would say, Mottie doesn’t care!
 
Had a weird one the other day; driving down the M5 somewhere around about Droitwich in absolutely hammering rain. You couldn't see a thing in front even with the wipers on warp factor. Then, in a matter of 20 or 30 meters, I emerged into blue sky sunshine and the road was completely dry. Looking in the rear view mirror there was the blackest cloud over head but in front, literally, blue sky.
 
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