That's it I can't take this ****** weather anymore! How do I get a gig in Ausie?

[BrilloPad]

Last good summer was 2006.

HTH

[d000hg]

It's a lovely day here - not a cloud in sight.

[BrilloPad]

It's a lovely day here - not a cloud in sight.

So no need to move to Aussie today then?

[SupremeSpod]

It's a lovely day here - not a cloud in sight.

I can see clouds over towards West Yorkshire but then again I'm on the 11th floor.

[BrilloPad]

I can see clouds over towards West Yorkshire but then again I'm on the 11th floor.

You would have to be high up. Shorty.

[SupremeSpod]

You would have to be high up. Shorty.

Hey Shorty!

You're awake then?

[hyperD]

It's a lovely day here - not a cloud in sight.

Give it a few hours - clouds incoming

[wurzel]

Apparently the crap weather is due to a jet stream sitting at an abnormally low latitude - normally it would be somewhere north of Scotland but at the moment it's somewhere over the English Channel preventing the warmer air from the continent reaching us.

I read that somewhere yesterday. Can't remember where but it I've been reading the same thing every summer since 2007 but there is never a cogent explanation for why this is happening other than the global warming/el niño/la niña line. It can't be an el niño year every year ffs.

Has anyone come across any articles containing some decent science on the subject?

Like the OP, I want me summers back.

[Bunk]

This is not the time for humour, have you seen the weather forecast and been living in England?

The squirrel-fiddler isn't wrong. There's big money working in the mines, probably at least equal to IT contracting.

[SimonMac]

Steal a loaf of bread or some of Tevelyan's corn, that should see you right.

So the young might see the morn...