Storm later?

29 minutes ago, deane koontz said:

Storm later?

Hope so

4 hours ago, birch-chorley said:

Horrible working in this heat 

Never was a statement more accurate. Reckon its siesta time, and do some more later.

4 hours ago, birch-chorley said:

Horrible working in this heat 

Would’ve thought a man of your stature would have air conditioning in the office at home to deal with such eventualities?

2 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Would’ve thought a man of your stature would have air conditioning in the office at home to deal with such eventualities?

Your street drained now?

When it comes to checking forecasts and rainfall radar as far as storms are concerned, Netweather is much better than Met Office/BBC/ whatever app you're using on the phone 

9 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Your street drained now?

Yeah like nothing has happened. Glorious it is. Although the a68 has collapsed 

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/news/weather/edinburgh-weather-landslide-sweeps-away-road-amid-flooding-and-thunderstorms-2939748%3famp
 

this would’ve been grim last night and a miracle nowt terrible has happened as it’s a busy road 

1 minute ago, jmjhb said:

When it comes to checking forecasts and rainfall radar as far as storms are concerned, Netweather is much better than Met Office/BBC/ whatever app you're using on the phone 

Does it do thunder and lightning, like lightning maps in real time?

Just now, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Does it do thunder and lightning, like lightning maps in real time?

There is an option for lightning but Lightningmaps.org is far superior for that

Just now, jmjhb said:

There is an option for lightning but Lightningmaps.org is far superior for that

Cheers. Be useful to know if/when a downpour is likely to arrive.

I mean, BBC/Met Office are fine for bands of rain 6-24 hrs away, but for things developing on the fly like these thunderstorms are doing I've found Netweather and their radar much more reliable. The others don't update quickly enough.

My car said it was 39 degrees earlier.

My Moisture levels around my bollocks suggest that was an underestimate.

It was hot as fuckery in the Shores earlier, well into the 30s, it's still very warm, but the sky has taken on a sinister grey colour, I think there is some rain about to come, and by the look of the sky, a lot of it

1 hour ago, Escobarp said:

Would’ve thought a man of your stature would have air conditioning in the office at home to deal with such eventualities?

I’ve got a fan, but that’s just blowing hot air at me 

Should have got AC installed when we gutted the place 

Clouding over

Gonna break

A couple of recent strikes in Westhoughton. 

Current storms are where they were this time yesterday. One over Oxford is over a larger area though.

 

51 minutes ago, birch-chorley said:

I’ve got a fan, but that’s just blowing hot air at me 

Should have got AC installed when we gutted the place 

Rub some hand sanitiser all over and put the fan on!

You’re all fuckin benders 

3 minutes ago, gonzo said:

You’re all fuckin benders 

All the sweat down the arse crack might provide some lubrication. 

Probably the maddest sky I’ve ever seen over here. 

Everything was blood orange. 

10 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Probably the maddest sky I’ve ever seen over here. 

Everything was blood orange. 

You mean Tangerine

I’ve had 3 showers today and am considering a 4th.

My neighbour (36C easy, very pretty and an arse you’d eat your own spleen for a go on) is just stood outside in the rain and I’m dying to join her.

Does strange things this weather.

Can't tell whether we're in the firing line of that system that's over Stoke at the moment 

24 minutes ago, jmjhb said:

Can't tell whether we're in the firing line of that system that's over Stoke at the moment 

was wondering that.