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Blue sky with lumps of fluff. Currently 22 degrees ('feels like' 24) with a high of 26 expected. Barometer down to 1026 mBar.
Sunrise 05:11; Sunset 21:04 BST
Packing this morning. Off to stay with Mum for a week. Undecided what time to leave but I'd like to get there quite early so I might go around 11 am. If I don't leave by 11.30 am, then I'll have to go after 3 pm and the traffic will be worse then.
Some mackerel sky out, along with some slightly thicker cloud, meaning it’s not quite sunny and probably won’t be. It’s 16°C and intends to get to 25°, with the barometers down to 1015/1023mB. It was getting quite breezy last night, but this has dropped off a bit
Apparently the haze yesterday morning was smoke from the fires in North America
Tonight’s viewing was Murder 24/7 on iPlayer, about a bloke who stabbed his wife. Well, he insists he didn’t, and it’s a two-parter so that’s as far as they’d got; but he blew it right at the start of his interview by giving an account that was completely different in every respect to what he’d said when he dialled 999, and had then said again to the first police officers to arrive on the scene, recorded by their bodycams. I mean, it wasn’t just a few details, it was every single thing!
And later, I finished One Two Three Four
I wonder if the department will have the same name in the morning? Last time, we had to wait a few days for the Cabinet Office to decide what the acronym should be, so there’s still a chance they might change it to something snappier
It didn't make quite as much as I thought, by the time I'd pounded all the ingredients together. But there's definitely enough for several portions of pasta.
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