Has it ever rained so much? Feels like its been raining since the start of June...
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Has it ever rained so much? Feels like its been raining since the start of June...
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Originally Posted by pete
It has,35 days on the trot in Dublin,absolutely lashing atm.
Tell me about it!...........I went to Mumbai 10 days ago, expecting hot sticky weather........absolutely p****d down for the 4 days I was there....so much so the airports, railway stations and most roads were closed, and unfortunately 40 people died in 24 hours!:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
It was like being in Sheffield or Hull!!!
Just glad I don't sell sun tan lotion!!;)
I believe the likes of B & Q (barbecue stuff) & soft drink makers are down a huge amount of sales on normal summer amounts in both here & the U.K.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sligo Hornet
The end is nigh!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Gradually working its way towards a biblical downour of 40 days and 40 nights of rain.
Get the Ark ready.................might leave Ardvaarks out this time.
I hate people who comlain about the weather, and I despise people who say stuff like "When I was kid the summers lasted for four months. Sun never stopped shining"
BUT
This fecking rain is ridiculous. Games being called off in July?
It has rained over here in Scotland almost every day at some stage for the past 2 months, I've never known anything like it.
The sad thing is is that the summer hasn't really got long to go and considering we only had a few nice weekends in April it has the makings of the worst summer in memory.
Before the global warming naysayers get a word in, I'd just like to add that despite the disappearing summers, the temperature is actually going up.
http://www.met.ie/climate/climate-of-ireland.asp
Of course if you're still denying climate change in the face of the last few years, you're too much of a moron to be able to understand the chart.
adam
Got sunburned meself in Galway the last few days :o :eek:
Piddling today though :mad:
What, your bladder got burned?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Green Tribe
It's pretty nice in Florida today. Actually, it's pretty nice every day.:D
Wednesday and Thursday were beautiful here in Galway, like GT said, we got slightly sun burnt. Last weekend was baking hot too.
Its depressing at this stage, impossible to go or do anything. Roll on the hols
Very true :Quote:
Originally Posted by dahamsta
Global warming doesnt just mean more sun it will more than likely mean flooding as more moisture is in the air and eventually when it stops the gulf stream we'll be freezing :eek:.
I cant get clothes dry or keep the house clean with two muddy puppies !!
We need to act now and start training pirates :D
There's half of July and all of August left....Quote:
Originally Posted by drinkfeckarse
Not expecting anything much better for the rest of this month and the whole of August will need to be a scorcher to make up for this crap.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveyCakes
Lets not forget September. Soon as the kids go back to school we'll have glorious sunshine. It never lets us down:DQuote:
Originally Posted by drinkfeckarse
Pity you can't get a drink of water to cool down then, eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Babysis
Was on the news earlier Bulmers cider (C+C) were down half a billion on the stock exchange due to lesser sales than expected. They are blaming the poor weather :eek:
It's there own fault for making there ads feature a pint on a blazing sunny day with "lazing on a sunny afternoon in the background". Now people think they can't buy it when it's ****ing rain:D.Quote:
Originally Posted by red bellied
The weather man on after the RTE news there said our last competly dry day was June 8th. Some summer we having
Safer to stick to the wine - least till the water is sorted ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by sonofstan
There was an interview in one of the sunday papers last week with a long-range weather forecaster in New Zealand who reckoned we'd get one decent week at the end of July, after which it would p1ss for the rest of the year, bar a very brief Indian summer in September or October.
Short-range forecasting gets better and better, but long-range forecasting is an inexact science at best, complete crap at worst. They very, very rarely get it right; even then it's probably luck half the time, basic probability the other half.
adam
Fairly sunny in Athlone today ... so far :)
What i hate most about the weather is talking about it. dont give a crap if it rains all day but working in a service industry people just want to talk about it. it seems to determine how people feel about a day or in general. better still they tell me what the weather is like , as if i cant gauge it for myself
"Nice day"
Yes, it is a nice day weather wise. thank you for telling me because i dont have the intellect to realize that.
its not just old people either, its infecting the youth too. This country has changed so much and we're still talking about our ****ing weather. I dream of a day when its absolutely ****ing rain and a customer would just say to me
" Are you one of those new gen kids who treat cocaine as a way to relax and unwind weekend"
I would love that, but will it happen.hell no, they just want my opinion on whether or not will rain later.........knew i should have voted fine gael
im pretty sure "roofing ireland" was one of their election promises. all budgeted for, of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rory H
London summer has been muck this year. Such a disappointment. Roll on winter. :mad:
Perfect chance for the now popular foot.ie line, "another example of the Irish electorate deserving what they get":):)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rory H
I blame Fianna Fail and the PDs for the weather, commentary about the weather, people who drive in the outside lane, and the slight headache I had earlier in the week.