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Stuartbe
03-08-2004, 17:10
We are having a realy bad thunder storm here in Luton. The thunder is so loud it is shaking the house. The rain is so heavy that we have totaly lost the sky signal....

And becouse it was so hot last night I left the skylight window in our bedroom open and now the bed is totaly soaked :(

I have never seen a storm like this !!!!

The rain is now so heavy that you can hardly see through it !!!

Shaun
03-08-2004, 17:14
I guess it'll be with us in the midlands soon then, thanks for the warning Stu :)

Hope the bed dries quickly.

MetaWraith
03-08-2004, 17:16
at least your shed's not flooded :¬)

Chris W
03-08-2004, 17:17
we had one in london a little while ago... very very loud and close as well

Nugget
03-08-2004, 17:19
We had one like this about 10 days ago, so I'm hoping we don't get another one because:

1. While looking out of the front window, I noticed that the water level appeared to be creeping higher and higher (our front yard didnâ₠¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t appear to be draining)

2. When the water level reached the bottom of my car door :Yikes: , I thought Iâ₠¬ÃƒÆ’¢â€žÂ¢d better move the car into the middle of the road (BIG camber in our street), bearing in mind I now have to drive to Scunthorpe every day, and I didnââ‚ ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t want the car to float away!

3. Came back in to be told by my girlfriend that the drain in the garden was blocked :mad: , so thought Iâ₠¬ÃƒÆ’¢â€žÂ¢d better take my pointy stick to un-block it.

4. Opened the back door to be met by approx 6 inches of water that was just under the level of my door :shocked: , so quickly proceeded to drain.

5. Found out that the drain wasnâ₠¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢t blocked, but that the entire system had backed up †“ yep, I was wading through drain water :( :( :( .

6. Went back into kitchen to find that drain water had seeped through the kitchen wall and knackered the carpet †“ bugger :mad: :mad: !

7. We now have 2 industrial fans trying to dry the concrete which is just too loud, but at least the insurance is paying for all of it!

ian@huth
03-08-2004, 17:20
at least your shed's not flooded :¬)

Pictures Stu turning the shed into an Ark, just in case. This quickly turned into picture of Stu laid on the soaking bed with two voluptuous women massaging shower gel onto him just like the advert. Quick Stu, the wife's coming. :dozey:

Xaccers
03-08-2004, 17:24
It's just left staines

Stuartbe
03-08-2004, 17:24
:LOL: the rain has now stopped but boy are we having some lightening !

kronas
03-08-2004, 17:26
:LOL: the rain has now stopped but boy are we having some lightening !


lucky git, not a thing here, apart from a few rain drops and cloud :erm:

bit it aint half humid :erm:

tkiely
03-08-2004, 17:29
just been standing on the office roof here in Pimlico and can see the lightening up to the North, must be yours Stu,

Nugget
03-08-2004, 17:29
It's just left staines

What - did it squash a duck or something :D

Stuartbe
03-08-2004, 17:30
just been standing on the office roof here in Pimlico and can see the lightening up to the North, must be yours Stu,

Yep - I sent it off in your direction :D

tkiely
03-08-2004, 17:33
here's a phone pic of the edge of the storm, right over the thames, lovely sun here!!

paulyoung666
03-08-2004, 17:39
is it heading north :erm:

homealone
03-08-2004, 17:40
What - did it squash a duck or something :D

at least there wasn't a Captain Pugwash reference ;)

very humid & overcast here - I hope we do get a storm :erm:

MovedGoalPosts
03-08-2004, 18:32
It's just left staines

An hour later it finds Weybridge.

Looks like I'm staying late at the office tonight. Don't want to get feet wet :dozey:

ZrByte
03-08-2004, 18:36
We had dry thunder last night, ive never seen it like that before.
Ive seen it when it will thunder and lighning then will rain an hour later but last night it stayed perfectly dry during the thunder and lightning and didnt start raining until about 12hours later.

Marge
03-08-2004, 18:40
Woke me up last night and I was scared :cry:

paulyoung666
03-08-2004, 18:44
Woke me up last night and I was scared :cry:



awwwww poor debs :hugs: :D :D :D

peacedude2k4
03-08-2004, 18:46
Storms in Rochdale now as well and been raging for over 7hours thunder lighting the lot, feel sorry for neighbours on low ground below.....snigger..



:p: :cool:

Keep it coming love a good storm

Dave Stones
03-08-2004, 18:59
Storms in Rochdale now as well and been raging for over 7hours thunder lighting the lot, feel sorry for neighbours on low ground below.....snigger..



:p: :cool:

Keep it coming love a good storm
yep, i am fascinated by lightning... i love just sitting and watching it. last night something <300m from my house got struck, i think it was the church...that was fun :)

personally, i think all the southerners don't know what a real storm is ;) we get crappy horrible weather up here all the time, yet yorkshire never gets a mention... then it starts drizzling in london and we get severe flood warnings for them, and still no mention of our weather...

i think all the people down in that area over-react when there is "bad weather"... :Yikes:

and yes, i do have sour grapes about it ;)

oh, and god forbid my houe ever gets flooded... i am about 50m higher than the river in my town centre, just think of all the poor souls down there is my house gets water in it :shocked:

Colin
03-08-2004, 19:03
Ooooh is that thunder i hear, yup, its just hit Coventry

Shaun
03-08-2004, 19:04
VERY over cast here, looks like were next here in Leicester!

Edit- Just started raining and I've just seen a flash of thunder!

Electrolyte01
03-08-2004, 19:08
It's here in Tamworth now, tipping it down but no claps or lightening streaks yet.

Dave Stones
03-08-2004, 19:10
see, just shows how pathetic we are about the weather really doesnt it? we are crapping our pants/whatever about thunderstorms, when they are just a normal occurence for people in america etc... florida people must think we are bonkers :erm:

Electrolyte01
03-08-2004, 19:11
No, we're just warning people not to go out side :p:

Dave Stones
03-08-2004, 19:12
hehe i guess... after all some 14 year old kid got struck in the west midlands didnt he...

on the other hand, all golfers are free to go outside :D:D

downquark1
03-08-2004, 19:14
Stopped now but had it here and about 2am last night.

Electrolyte01
03-08-2004, 19:19
It's clearing up here in Tamworth, we only had about 1 minute of heavy rain and that was it, looks like it's either carming down, or it swiped us.

MetaWraith
03-08-2004, 19:37
grrrrrrr no storm here (Winnersh) yet.
I want my storm !!!!!!!!
It'll save me from having to water the plants and veggies,and provide the opportunity for some good pics.

Electrolyte01
03-08-2004, 19:38
Well, sky is clearing up here in Tamworth, stopped raining etc but it has cooled it down here. Had no thunder storm, just lots of rain.

Mal
03-08-2004, 19:47
Just started with the thunder & lighting here.

Dave Stones
03-08-2004, 19:52
sounds like it is going up the west coast... good, dumping the crap weather on places over that deserve it ;) :p:

Stephen
03-08-2004, 19:56
Here in Glasgow is really dull but still no rain here yet.

Florence
03-08-2004, 19:57
Just thought you all might like this link to watch if the storm is coming your way. Some have now lost their power through it.

Lightning map (http://www.net-weather.co.uk/Charts_Data/UK_lightning/uk_lightning.shtml)

Chris W
03-08-2004, 19:57
**scratches head and wonders if london is on the west coast** :confused:

Mal
03-08-2004, 19:57
sounds like it is going up the west coast... good, dumping the crap weather on places over that deserve it ;) :p:
Well hopefully it'll wash any of your lot that have strayed, back over to your side of t'hills ;) :D

Dave Stones
03-08-2004, 19:58
**scratches head and wonders if london is on the west coast** :confused:
shush :p:

Mal
03-08-2004, 20:02
shush :p:
:sorry: :D

Theodoric
03-08-2004, 20:06
It's just left staines
Why? Was the rain particularly dirty? :)

Theodoric
03-08-2004, 20:07
The 6:30 London TV news showed bad flooding in west London.

poolking
03-08-2004, 20:07
The storms haven't reached Stafford yet.

Dave Stones
03-08-2004, 20:11
The 6:30 London TV news showed bad flooding in west London.
let me guess, they were houses on a known flood plain...:erm:

Maggy
03-08-2004, 20:12
It's been a clear sunny day here.Very nice!!


Incog. :)

Theodoric
03-08-2004, 20:12
let me guess, they were houses on a known flood plain...:erm:
I don't know to be honest. However, the water did look rather deep.

Stuartbe
03-08-2004, 20:13
Well my UPS lights are having a disco... There must be loads of strikes on power lines. I have counted 18 surges in the last 30 mins... One well over 1400v :shocked:

And to think that some insane people actualy run there pc's without a UPS or surge protector !

Dave Stones
03-08-2004, 20:14
Well my UPS lights are having a disco... There must be loads of strikes on power lines. I have counted 18 surges in the last 30 mins... One well over 1400v :shocked:

And to think that some insane people actualy run there pc's without a UPS or surge protector !
a whatwhat?

i have a 13amp fuse, does that count? :dunce:

downquark1
03-08-2004, 20:16
Well my UPS lights are having a disco... There must be loads of strikes on power lines. I have counted 18 surges in the last 30 mins... One well over 1400v :shocked:

And to think that some insane people actualy run there pc's without a UPS or surge protector ! Looks to find my unhooked such protector

Mal
03-08-2004, 20:18
a whatwhat?

i have a 13amp fuse, does that count? :dunce:
Have you got a spare one, just in case? ;)

Dave Stones
03-08-2004, 20:20
Have you got a spare one, just in case? ;)
i have dozens lying about... lol. you tend to acquire them when you tinker...

anyways, if the storm comes this way i shall just unplug and run from battery power for a bit ;)

Shaun
03-08-2004, 20:42
i have dozens lying about... lol. you tend to acquire them when you tinker...

anyways, if the storm comes this way i shall just unplug and run from battery power for a bit ;)


But what about the phone line?

Stuartbe
03-08-2004, 20:43
Good point.....

Though a decent sure strip or UPS will have phone, coax and mains protection.

Dave Stones
03-08-2004, 20:44
is the phone line at risk? i mean, waht are the odds of the green box at the end of the drive being struck/..? :erm:

Stuartbe
03-08-2004, 20:49
Lightening can easily hit underground cables,,, In fact test in the states have proved that an underground cable is more likely to be struck..... As lightening strikes up and not down it apears that the cable acts as a capasitor atracting the strike.

It does not have to be a direct strike - For example , someone on the in he same area could have there TV antenna struck. The surge would go though there home and if any of this persons gear is plugged into the phone line the surge could jump to it...

You have to remember that the average strike has enough energy to power London for a day !!!

Paul
03-08-2004, 21:05
no rain at all here, still 21.2 C outside, and a bit "muggy".

Marge
03-08-2004, 21:33
Just got back home and got drenched running across Asda car park, what a horrible miserable night, well it at least matchs my face :D :D

Stuartbe
03-08-2004, 21:35
Aww dont be like that Debs ... I will take you on :D

* thinks of ways to get rid of smegs *

.............:erm:............... Locks door before posting !

snodvan
03-08-2004, 21:47
Some good bangs & flashes now in Liverpool/ Wirral 'n lots of rain

Electrolyte01
03-08-2004, 22:26
About 3/4 of my room run off 2 surge protectors, and the whole house has one. I wouldn't like lightening to hit a broadband box though, it would blow my modem up :erm:

ZrByte
03-08-2004, 22:58
Well ive only just gotten back online since my last post.
After my last post I went away and did other things for a bit, then the lightning started again with very heavy rain, I was about to post in here then my t'internet died and didnt come back on until about 20mins ago :shocked:

homealone
03-08-2004, 23:34
Well ive only just gotten back online since my last post.
After my last post I went away and did other things for a bit, then the lightning started again with very heavy rain, I was about to post in here then my t'internet died and didnt come back on until about 20mins ago :shocked:

even worse, it looked like, for half an hour, no-one else was out there, either :D

Shaun
04-08-2004, 00:25
The latest is that a 14 year old boy has been hit by lightning and dies and a 16 year old girl is in a critical way in hospital after being hit by lighting in Hyde park (sky)! :(

MadGamer
04-08-2004, 00:38
I just bloody hope that it doesnt ****ing well come where i live. My dog doesnt take well to thunder & lightening.

Florence
04-08-2004, 00:41
I just bloody hope that it doesnt ****ing well come where i live. My dog doesnt take well to thunder & lightening.

Use the link in my other post and you will see the storms have gone.


in my post earlier (http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/showpost.php?p=272070&postcount=35)

zoombini
04-08-2004, 10:04
I'm with Dave on this, ya bunch of pansies!

a little bit of rain & your complaining about it, we get it all the time.
(I'm kidding here folks!)

Isn't it about time people that live in areas that can allow flood water to enter thier homes (like below the level of the road etc) took some precautions against flooding instead of leaving it upto the councils (who are not going to do it).

It would save an awful lot of heartbreak etc if people kept thier prized photo's etc either upstairs or up high & not in the bottom draw of the kitchen cuboards etc.

Neil
04-08-2004, 10:19
We had the most horrendous flash floods in London last night at about 5PM ish-I was coming home via motorbike :shocking:

It was, quite literally, the worst weather I have ever had the mispleasure of riding or driving in. :Yikes:

zoombini
04-08-2004, 13:28
I cycled home in it, no waterproofs etc.
I got quite wet :D

MadGamer
04-08-2004, 15:09
I cycled home in it, no waterproofs etc.
I got quite wet :DWell who's a stupid boy then? :D

zoombini
04-08-2004, 16:33
There is nothing stupid about it, rain is just a commonplace occurance in this country, if I wear a cagoule etc I still get wet, either on my legs or through increased sweating. So its much easier just to get wet.

As it is I carry a toolkit, a first aid kit, a sweatshirt, sandwich box, kitchen sink etc. Having waterproofs too increases the load. :(

And I didn't know if was likely to pour down like that - lol

Electrolyte01
05-08-2004, 17:43
Thunder storm is back, it's here in tamworth at the moment. It's not big though, but it looks likes its getting bigger.

Electrolyte01
05-08-2004, 17:47
It's getting big and loud :erm:

Dave Stones
05-08-2004, 17:56
its sunny here ;)

Electrolyte01
05-08-2004, 17:58
Yikes! Just got a massive flash and a massive clap :Yikes:

It's big, and I think Tamworth isn't going to be the only ones with it :disturbd:

Dave Stones
05-08-2004, 18:04
looks like a lot of strikes on the link from kit's post #35...

Colin
05-08-2004, 18:29
Yup Coventry has got them as well. Still bloody boiling though :(

downquark1
05-08-2004, 18:30
Yup Coventry has got them as well. Still bloody boiling though :(
Ahhh tropical climate. I love those :)

paulyoung666
05-08-2004, 18:36
just looked at the lightning map and the only place that is not getting it is the north eastish area :D :D , mind you it is as sticky as hell up here :erm:

MetaWraith
05-08-2004, 18:43
At last the Winnersh area got it's storm,
I get a day off from watering my veggies.
Just heard on the local radio of a car floating down what was, until a few minutes ago a major road.

Shaun
05-08-2004, 19:56
It's here again in Leicester

kronas
05-08-2004, 19:57
just looked at the lightning map and the only place that is not getting it is the north eastish area :D :D , mind you it is as sticky as hell up here :erm:


still nothing here :mad: its seemingly not willing to rain or thunder here lol :erm:

paulyoung666
05-08-2004, 19:58
still nothing here :mad: its seemingly not willing to rain or thunder here lol :erm:


have a look at the lightning map , it is just south of you i reckon :erm: :erm: :erm:

Dave Stones
05-08-2004, 20:26
yeh, but not here yet though :)

downquark1
05-08-2004, 20:34
I just heard some thunder, no lightening here yet.

Electrolyte01
05-08-2004, 20:39
Can't the weather make up it's dam mind? :mad:

We have thunder again for the second time today. This is just getting stupid.

Dave Stones
05-08-2004, 20:43
lol. we just had one rumble here. the sky is getting darker but no sign of anything yet

Chimaera
05-08-2004, 20:45
Been lucky here for the second day - all the storms seem to have been on the west of London - for once I'm glad to be in Chav Central (just inside the M25 - Essex) :D

Electrolyte01
05-08-2004, 20:45
Raining here, sky is black, not much thunder though.

Paul
05-08-2004, 20:47
A bit dull & raining here, a flash about 15 mins ago reset my PC :(

Electrolyte01
05-08-2004, 20:48
A bit dull & raining here, a flash about 15 mins ago reset my PC :(
That's not a good sign :erm:

poolking
05-08-2004, 20:50
We finally got the thunderstorm we were promised yesterday. Check out my blog entry for my comment on the storm:

http://blogs.cableforum.co.uk/index.php/poolking/2004/08/05/long_time_no_see_1

Graham
05-08-2004, 22:19
Yikes! Just got a massive flash and a massive clap

*WHY* isn't there a "biting my tongue" smiley?! :D

MikeyB
05-08-2004, 22:35
Got home this eve about 6ish to find we had a power cut sometime during the day in this part of Swindon.
Whenever there is a close bad thunderstorm, our electric always goes off, and on one of the few days I leave my PC on downloading, grrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!
Loud thunder used to set the alarm off on my old car, silly thing.

It hadn't even started to rain when I left work in Stroud at 5

Halcyon
05-08-2004, 22:53
Wow there certainly have beeen some big storms havent there !!!
Ive just come up from the south of France and its beeen quite thundery.
Sometimes the whole house shakes. Scary stuff.

paulyoung666
05-08-2004, 23:10
just checked the lightning map and iskirted right around us in the north east :D :D :D :D

Dave Stones
05-08-2004, 23:13
we had about 30 flashes and bangs in an hour here as it happens. was great to watch :)

handyman
05-08-2004, 23:50
boiling hot here, wish it would rain just to cool things down again.

/me sweats

paulyoung666
05-08-2004, 23:52
boiling hot here, wish it would rain just to cool things down again.

/me sweats



same here my mate , claggy as hell :erm: :D :D

MetaWraith
05-08-2004, 23:59
same here my mate , claggy as hell :erm: :D :D
Good weather for air conditioning salesmen

Electrolyte01
05-08-2004, 23:59
Don't count on the rain cooling down, it rained like hell here and it hasn't cooled it down much.

MetaWraith
06-08-2004, 00:02
My parents are going on holiday in just over a weeks time, so i'd like to book a thunderstorm for every other day while they're away. It will save me from going over there and watering all the plants etc.

Hmmmmm thinks, books one for here too, might as well get my own garden watered too.

Okay Met Office, where do i book a thunderstorm :¬)

kronas
06-08-2004, 00:18
have a look at the lightning map , it is just south of you i reckon :erm: :erm: :erm:


it came in the end, some nice lightening, i saw one direct with the eye :erm:

and it was raining but not too bad, it was heavy for a while, it lasted for around 25-30 mins.

Dave Stones
06-08-2004, 00:22
it came in the end, some nice lightening, i saw one direct with the eye :erm:

and it was raining but not too bad, it was heavy for a while, it lasted for around 25-30 mins.
only one? you want to get yourself to a window instead of a pc screen boy, saw loads and loads at my house ;)

Richard M
06-08-2004, 00:30
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Lovely weather here in Wales! :D :angel:

poolking
06-08-2004, 00:30
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Lovely weather here in Wales! :D :angel:
Yeah a lovely big red x. :D

Richard M
06-08-2004, 00:33
Changed picture... :p:

poolking
06-08-2004, 00:34
Aah yes Wales the carribean of the UK. :D

Nikko
06-08-2004, 00:34
http://www.asmpalaska.org/Members/PitcherD/Island.jpg

Lovely weather here in Wales! :D :angel:

Ah - Barry Island - just past the steam locomotive graveyard.

Electrolyte01
06-08-2004, 00:37
Yeh sure sure sure NOT! :p:

EDIT: Meh, I always miss the other pages, that is so annoying :( :dunce:

Electrolyte01
11-08-2004, 13:05
We have yet, another thunderstorm.

ZrByte
11-08-2004, 16:10
We have yet, another thunderstorm.

Same here, just started now. And wouldnt you know I have to leave for work in 20mins (On a motorbike too :( )

Electrolyte01
20-08-2004, 14:00
Another one AGAIN.

Loads of rain, clouds scattered everywhere.

Stuartbe
20-08-2004, 14:02
32 faulty modems logged by tech support this week here at work :shocked: when will people learn to use a phoneline/surge protector ? :rolleyes:

Electrolyte01
20-08-2004, 14:03
32 faulty modems logged by tech support this week here at work :shocked: when will people learn to use a phoneline/surge protector ? :rolleyes:
May be they should be fitted as standard :D

Stuartbe
20-08-2004, 14:09
:LOL: I think a free upgrade from 1 brain cell to 2 may be better for most of our customers ! :D

Nugget
20-08-2004, 14:11
:LOL: I think a free upgrade from 1 brain cell to 2 may be better for most of our customers ! :D

What, each !!!! :Yikes:

Electrolyte01
20-08-2004, 14:17
What, each !!!! :Yikes:
I think 1 may just give them enough brains to buy them :rolleyes:

Stuartbe
20-08-2004, 14:29
Whats makes me bash my head on the desk is that a lot of these people "most of them in the countryside" have had blown modems before. One customer even had notes on his account from an agent last november stating that he had asked the customer to get a line surge suppresor.

Suprise suprise - he has not and now has another blown modem :rolleyes:

gary_580
20-08-2004, 14:37
May be they should be fitted as standard :D

exactly, why isnt it built into the modem?

Bifta
20-08-2004, 14:41
We had a bit of a thunderstorm a couple of day's ago ..

http://www.se-an.co.uk/flood/

Graham M
20-08-2004, 15:02
You in Londonderry? If so I saw that on the news, nasty

gazzae
20-08-2004, 15:03
We had a bit of a thunderstorm a couple of day's ago ..

http://www.se-an.co.uk/flood/

Yeah I saw Derry on the news mate! Looked pretty bad!

Electrolyte01
20-08-2004, 15:48
exactly, why isnt it built into the modem?
Probably because it will cost NTL more money, which they already have most of the internet market in the UK any way :erm:

Julian
20-08-2004, 15:49
You in Londonderry? If so I saw that on the news, nasty

:Yikes: :Sprint: Bifta won't like that..... ;)

Chris
20-08-2004, 15:50
We've just had a very brief, but very nasty, thunderstorm in central Watford. Made the office windows rattle!

Bifta
20-08-2004, 15:54
You in Londonderry? If so I saw that on the news, nasty

Wheredonderry?

Bifta
20-08-2004, 15:57
Yeah I saw Derry on the news mate! Looked pretty bad!

I think there were more people out on the street for a mooch than you'd see on a Saturday night, freaky.

Electrolyte01
20-08-2004, 16:09
I just heard another clap of thunder, looked out of my window and theres a big black cloud coming from the east. Looks like another thunder storm.

Tezcatlipoca
21-08-2004, 00:45
We had one Wednesday evening.

Heaviest rain I've ever seen.


And when I got to work Thursday morning....turned out that the guttering & drains had blocked, & loads of water had collected on the roof & then gone through the roof & ceiling, & into the labs....agh.

dilli-theclaw
21-08-2004, 01:03
It was really bad here earlier - it was also the 1st proper thunderstorm my sprog had heard.

He loved the 'rumbly' and the 'funny lights'.... as I was rushing round unplugging all my computer stiff :)

Richard M
21-08-2004, 01:06
One word: "global warming".
Actually that was two but you get the idea. :D :erm:

kronas
21-08-2004, 01:14
One word: "global warming".
Actually that was two but you get the idea. :D :erm:

the ITV news was on about that other day, you should have seen the reaction by me " oh know here we go again, another time to introduce global warming as a 'scare tactic'.

then again im not saying its not true.

nffc
21-08-2004, 01:19
One word: "global warming".
Actually that was two but you get the idea. :D :erm:
So global warming is responsible for cold weather?

IIRC, these storms are the remnants of the hurricanes originating in the Caribbean, which strike the East seaboard of the US and travel across the Atlantic. By which stage they're weak, and only cause a bit of thunder, lightning and rain.

kronas
21-08-2004, 01:22
So global warming is responsible for cold weather?

IIRC, these storms are the remnants of the hurricanes originating in the Caribbean, which strike the East seaboard of the US and travel across the Atlantic. By which stage they're weak, and only cause a bit of thunder, lightning and rain.


that point was also made, also something that was pointed out that the atlantic current is 'one way' its hitting us so basically we are in the path of the remints of various storms from the US, usally we would be getting air stream from the atlantic and from europe.....

Richard M
21-08-2004, 01:35
So global warming is responsible for cold weather?


It's responsible for the recent large variations in the weather, so yes - global warming can be to blame for unusually cold weather, do some reading. :)

dilli-theclaw
21-08-2004, 01:36
It's responsible for the recent large variations in the weather, so yes - global warming can be to blame for unusually cold weather, do some reading. :) Or watch the day after tomorrow ;):D

Richard M
21-08-2004, 01:38
Or that. :D

Electrolyte01
21-08-2004, 01:39
Or watch the day after tomorrow ;):D
Could be right :angel: