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Abnormally high UK temperatures continue
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Show us where, then.
You can't talk, you support the mass killing of innocent Palestinians.
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Too many words. The first three were sufficient.you didn't think I hated Jews.
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It annoys me when such people make silly accusations, and you ask them to present the evidence, and they disappear.
Sometimes they report you for asking sensible searching questions, because they can't or won't answer, and your posts are deleted.
It's a case of 'baby out with the bathwater' approach. When the RW reeturds are backed into a corner, they deliberately sabotage a thread, rather than have to answer a searching question or face greater embarrassment.It annoys me when such people make silly accusations, and you ask them to present the evidence, and they disappear.
Sometimes they report you for asking sensible searching questions, because they can't or won't answer, and your posts are deleted.
Standard.
So, June had the hottest June temperatures on record and July was the driest on record for England and the driest month ever for the South East.
www.metoffice.gov.uk
Historic July sees record dryness, unprecedented sunshine and exceptional warmth
July 2026 has been an exceptional month for the UK's climate statistics, with records challenged or broken for rainfall, temperature and sunshine, according to provisional Met Office statistics.
www.metoffice.gov.uk
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suspect this will be the new normSo, June had the hottest June temperatures on record and July was the driest on record for England and the driest month ever for the South East.
Historic July sees record dryness, unprecedented sunshine and exceptional warmth
July 2026 has been an exceptional month for the UK's climate statistics, with records challenged or broken for rainfall, temperature and sunshine, according to provisional Met Office statistics.
how's everyone getting on with cutting down of fossil fuels ?
The records have been kept for approx the last 25th millionth of time, since the earth got going.So, June had the hottest June temperatures on record and July was the driest on record for England and the driest month ever for the South East.
Historic July sees record dryness, unprecedented sunshine and exceptional warmth
July 2026 has been an exceptional month for the UK's climate statistics, with records challenged or broken for rainfall, temperature and sunshine, according to provisional Met Office statistics.
I believe in climate change. I believe man is adding to it. I don't think 180 years worth of data count for a jot in tbe scheme of things though. People need convincing with more credible evidence. People also need to realise that the UK hitting net zero makes no difference.
No, we have very good quality records for 140 or so years and moderate quality for another few hundred and poor quality for a hundred more before that.
There is no more credible evidence of climate change than watching it happen.
O ly briefly. This will become a normal year, then a cold year.
Ukraine is taking proactive and aggressive steps to help Russia cut it's oil consumption and fighting back at the online market places that are strangling the high street.
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and no
and lets not forget Trumps valiant effort in promoting EV car ownership by stopping as much oil and gas from leaving the middle east - it could well turn out to be his only worthwhile contribution to anything
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Our green and pleasant land.
Just back from Spain, and chatted to locals about the weather, as you do. England is as dry as Spain now. Practically no rain all summer.
We need more reservoirs, more Welsh and Scottish water. Future is not looking great for England...
Just back from Spain, and chatted to locals about the weather, as you do. England is as dry as Spain now. Practically no rain all summer.
We need more reservoirs, more Welsh and Scottish water. Future is not looking great for England...
I am a great fan of Victorian engineering, and the Grand Contour Canal has gone from being a great idea to an essential one, in my honest opinion.
