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Dave John
Dave John
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Posted at 12:22 on 18th October 2011

Blue sky with plenty of white clouds, may turn grey later, very strong westerly blowing so quite chilly. That's the voting from the Hull jury ! ! !

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James Prescott
James Prescott
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Posted at 18:09 on 18th October 2011
at this moment in time it is absolutely blowing a gale not fit to turn a dog out.and its in for the night.--so is the wife --she usually goes out tuesdays.
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cathyml
cathyml
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Posted at 18:25 on 18th October 2011

Got to behave yourself tonight then James? Now I know why you have a drop on Tuesday evenings, lol.

It was quite overcast today but warmed up this afternoon to hot!! Clouds have been hanging around for the last three or four days, but no rain yet - I bet it is waiting for Friday, grrrr

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Ron Brind
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Posted at 16:47 on 25th October 2011

Hope the move is going okay CathyML.

Weather here, absolutely pouring it down! But still the Autumn looks beautiful here in England. So many wonderful colours...

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James Prescott
James Prescott
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Posted at 17:43 on 25th October 2011
its been a dry day up here to-day--no rain in sightSmile
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Linda-mary Sigley
Linda-mary Sigley
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Posted at 01:58 on 26th October 2011

Dave...you are in Hull?  Sounds familiar from my time spent in York city.  I'm going to guess you aren't far from York. My cousin Lynda went up York way this past weekend for a break.

The weather here is dry but heavy clouds and about 78 degrees F.

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Linda-mary Sigley
Linda-mary Sigley
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Posted at 20:00 on 26th October 2011

Well, it's still dry but now partly cloudy and 75 degreesF.

Kinda monotonous isn't it?  Lee and I would like to experience a gale somewhere in England but be indoors, warm and dry.  I was wondering if Northumberland coast would be a good place to find a gale.  My newly found cousin Lynda lives in Bridlington and right on the sea.  She said they had a huge storm with crashing waves very recently.  She and her family sit in front of the big windows and watch.  They love it; said it's better than the telly.

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James Prescott
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Posted at 20:07 on 26th October 2011
try it its very good --i have.Smile
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Sabrina Dafonseca
Sabrina Dafonseca
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Posted at 00:36 on 3rd November 2011

Cannot believe I had snow over here 4 days ago...caused a lot of power outages, and fallen trees. 

 

 

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Sue H
Sue H
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Posted at 01:39 on 3rd November 2011

You guys back east really did get hit badly by the storm, Sabrina. Hope all is well.

While in San Francisco last week, we had THE most beautiful weather. Everyone was so shocked, as it can be very wet and foggy there at this time of year.

Here in our little desert town, we had lows of 13 º F this morning. Still, the sun was out, and that always seems to help even if it is really nippy.  

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