It's actually the worst drought for 30 years, so the drought might be a sign that the climate is returning to normal.
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Rainfall will be heavier during the 21st century because of global warming, a new UN report on climatic "extreme events" said yesterday.
UN predicts more rainfall and heatwaves - Climate Change - Environment - The Independent"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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That's good news for the fish then. Thanks for the link Paddy. Will enjoy the fish supper a lot more now.Originally posted by Paddy View Post
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About time we had a decent summer.Originally posted by oscarose View PostFeels like June today
. Record March temperatures, rivers drying up in the east and fish transferred to other rivers. Widespread hosepipe bans predicted.
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Indeed. Would be nice to get one that arrives and stays in June/July rather than March/April though.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostAbout time we had a decent summer.
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Dont worry, June will feel like January. This is our summer you realise?Originally posted by oscarose View PostFeels like June today
. Record March temperatures, rivers drying up in the east and fish transferred to other rivers. Widespread hosepipe bans predicted.
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Have stockpiled about 300 litres in the water butts for the garden - good move seeing as we are on hosepipe ban already.
Probably won't be enough if it doesn't rain at some point..."See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."Comment
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Before anyone gets too excited it's due to piss down with rain starting this weekend.
So the usual 10 day drought. Pathetic little country.
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get roasted to a crisp by a raging forest fire (like the ones last year)
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