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tallyho_83
11 August 2018 23:30:47

Currently chucking it down here - torrential rain here in Exeter! Not seen this in months but we do need - Otherwise still very humid +18c outside now at 12:30am.


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johncs2016
11 August 2018 23:52:35
Here in Edinburgh, the weather still hasn't really changed since yesterday afternoon. It's still overcast and the rain is still struggling to reach this part of the world of the world as this substantially drier than average August in this part of the world goes on, at least for the time being.

Meanwhile, the temperature at midnight was 15.5°C at Edinburgh Gogarbank, 14°C at Edinburgh Airport and 15.5°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh so it's warmer than it has been on recent nights, and has gone back to being rather warm and sticky once again.


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12 August 2018 03:35:34

Light rain just started, a rare thing for us this summer!  16.3c


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Col
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12 August 2018 05:06:58
Cloudy, recent rain.

15.6C, min 15.3C.


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roadrunnerajn
12 August 2018 06:13:43
The heavy rain has now cleared...17.0c overcast with light winds. Cloud should break soon..
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Caz
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12 August 2018 06:19:24

Very grey but a bit of a waste really as it’s barely raining and we desperately need rain here.  17c


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12 August 2018 06:34:09
14.9C, 2mm overnight, still damp
Skreever
12 August 2018 06:54:41
Sunny and clear

Wind E breeze

Temp 11.9C


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Gusty
12 August 2018 07:15:23

Morning 

A bright, dry but mostly cloudy start.

A humid feel with a current temperature of 19.6c following an overnight low of 17.4c.

RH 81%. Dewpoint 16c

Pressure 1013.1Hpa falling

Wind SSW 6 mph

Rain - Nil


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johncs2016
12 August 2018 07:51:20
The rain eventually arrived here in the early hours of this morning, and this has now taken us into a thoroughly dark, wet and miserable start to today.

There is a lot of rain and drizzle around just now with very poor visibility which all in all, makes for a very depressing and soul-destroying start to this morning where I wouldn't even blame anyone for not even wanting to get up out of bed this morning as this morning's weather doesn't exactly provide any inspiration for doing so.

This means that whilst it may well be the Glorious 12th according to the calendar, there is certainly, nothing very glorious about this morning's weather as this so-called "summer" continues to go down the toilet pan so not surprisingly, the end result of this is that nothing in the way of sunshine has been recorded for today so far at 8am this morning.

However, a total of 3.6 mm of rain has now fallen during today so far at Edinburgh Gogarbank as at .8am this morning, along with 2.8 mm at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh. This means that today will now go down as an official rain day at both of those stations and since it is still raining as I write, those totals which I have just given for today, are unlikely to be today's final totals.

Last night's overnight minimum temperature was 13.2°C at Edinburgh Gogarbank, 13°C at Edinburgh Airport and 13.7°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh, so last night was a bit warmer than of late.

With the weather as it is just now though, the temperatures are already refusing to rise and so, the temperature at 8am this morning was 13.9°C at Edinburgh Gogarbank, 14°C at Edinburgh Airport and 13.9°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh.


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Col
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12 August 2018 07:58:15

The rain eventually arrived here in the early hours of this morning, and this has now taken us into a thoroughly dark, wet and miserable start to today.

There is a lot of rain and drizzle around just now with very poor visibility which all in all, makes for a very depressing and soul-destroying start to this morning where I wouldn't even blame anyone for not even wanting to get up out of bed this morning as this morning's weather doesn't exactly provide any inspiration for doing so.

Originally Posted by: johncs2016 

Honestly, do you have to report every occurence of rain in the style of Aberdeen Richard, using words like 'soul-destroying'? You have a wet start to the morning, well so did I, that's not 'soul-destroying' it's just rather gloomy.

Currently cloudy, 16.9C.


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marco 79
12 August 2018 08:11:35
Cloudy...damp after earlier rain....light to mod SSW breeze...16.9c...1011mb

Max yesterday 21.4c

Min overnight 15.5c


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idj20
12 August 2018 08:44:00

Just like yesterday, the day is starting off on a reasonable note by being dry and bright with hazy sunshine and varied high cloud. Even feeling humid again at 21 C & 77% H despite a moderate south west breeze.


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bradders
12 August 2018 08:53:01

2.9mm rain overnight. Seems to have stopped raining for the moment but it`s cloudy and damp.

Temp 19.0C

RH 85%


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johncs2016
12 August 2018 08:54:57

 

Honestly, do you have to report every occurence of rain in the style of Aberdeen Richard, using words like 'soul-destroying'? You have a wet start to the morning, well so did I, that's not 'soul-destroying' it's just rather gloomy.

Currently cloudy, 16.9C.

Originally Posted by: Col 

Actually, I quite enjoy Richard's way of reporting these things and so, I don't have any regrets about simply trying to emulate that in my posts. I don't expect every other member to like that way of doing things, but that is how I like to do things and for that reason, I will continue to post in this style from now on (I'm now going to change my style of posting after all, just because one member doesn't happen to like that).

It's not actually the rain which I'm complaining about either since this month has been running quite a lot drier than average here so far and since this has been a dry summer overall, we actually need the rain here just now.

What I am therefore, complaining about is the fact that we have been in yet another permacast hell since yesterday afternoon which with all of the rain that is around, is making it look more like as though we were quite deep into autumn, rather than in late summer.

As at 9am this morning, today's rainfall totals so far are now 4.2 mm at Edinburgh Gogarbank and 3.8 mm at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh. That already makes today, the wettest day of this month so far at Edinburgh Gogarbank and the joint second wettest day of this month so far at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh.

Meanwhile, the temperature at 9am this morning was 14.1 mm at Edinburgh Gogarbank, 14°C at Edinburgh Airport and 13.9°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh.

 


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ARTzeman
12 August 2018 09:09:37

Overcast. Raining. 15.0c.  Humidity 95% rh.

992.8 hPa. Southerly Breeze 8 mph.




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schmee
12 August 2018 09:12:05
19c cloud
Observations from around GUILDFORD in SURREY and now Nottingham
Caz
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12 August 2018 09:25:02

Actually, I quite enjoy Richard's way of reporting these things and so, I don't have any regrets about simply trying to emulate that in my posts. I don't expect every other member to like that way of doing things, but that is how I like to do things and for that reason, I will continue to post in this style from now on (I'm now going to change my style of posting after all, just because one member doesn't happen to like that).

Originally Posted by: johncs2016 

I enjoy Richard’s posts too but only on the ‘moaning’ thread!  This is the current Conditions thread and like Col, I find your posts are often tedious, so I just don’t read them.

The rain never really got going here but it’s still quite grey with a light breeze. 18.6c


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richardabdn
12 August 2018 09:48:35

Horrible cool and dull at only 14.7C. Still awaiting the rain to arrive which looks like turning this into a washout to emulate Sunday 29th July.

Sun recorder has 0.9 hours logged. Don't know when that was recorded as it's been slate grey hell since I got up but I did have a long lie as couldn't face getting up knowing the conditions I would be facing today.


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Col
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12 August 2018 10:03:14

 

Actually, I quite enjoy Richard's way of reporting these things and so, I don't have any regrets about simply trying to emulate that in my posts. I don't expect every other member to like that way of doing things, but that is how I like to do things and for that reason, I will continue to post in this style from now on (I'm now going to change my style of posting after all, just because one member doesn't happen to like that).

It's not actually the rain which I'm complaining about either since this month has been running quite a lot drier than average here so far and since this has been a dry summer overall, we actually need the rain here just now.

What I am therefore, complaining about is the fact that we have been in yet another permacast hell since yesterday afternoon which with all of the rain that is around, is making it look more like as though we were quite deep into autumn, rather than in late summer.

Originally Posted by: johncs2016 

You may of course post in any style you see fit, but conversely I will comment on that style as I see fit.

You've been in 'permacast hell' since what, yesterday afternoon!?! So one cloudy afternoon and one cloudy morning deserves the doom-laden term 'permacast hell' now does it? Well after a sunny morning yesterday it quickly clouded over mid afternoon and I haven't seen the sun since. It got particulary dark during the overnight period too, does that count as 'permacast hell'? If you are going to use such emotive terms save it for a week of winter anticyclonic gloom or a week of east coast crud when the rest of the country is enjoying a heatwave, not just a cloudy afternoon & following morning. That is quite ridiculous.

Oh yeah, current conditions.                                                                                                                 Cloudy, 17.5C.                                                                                  

 


Col

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Col
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12 August 2018 10:05:13

I enjoy Richard’s posts too but only on the ‘moaning’ thread!  This is the current Conditions thread and like Col, I find your posts are often tedious, so I just don’t read them.

The rain never really got going here but it’s still quite grey with a light breeze. 18.6c

Originally Posted by: Caz 

I find his posts tedious on there to be honest and find my eyes glazing over as I read them but at least they are on-topic.


Col

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johncs2016
12 August 2018 10:54:03
I am speaking here in response to this morning's posts on here from both Col and Caz, although I won't quote them again here as this would make this thread a very long one. The reason why I am making this response is because from what I am now reading, it is clear that I have now outstayed my welcome on this forum and that it is now time to remove myself from this forum altogether, rather than remain in a place where I no longer fit in and feel part of.

When I first joined this forum back in 2016, I felt that this would be a place where I would feel as though I am at home and there was one or two occasions where a member would actually praise a particular item which I have posted. This forum still has a certain element of that in terms of what other people are posting, but I feel that this forum has now become more of a self-preservation society where only a member's friends will actually be praised for what they are posting, whilst others such as myself, are pulverised and criticised for just about every single thing that they post (of course, it would be a different story if I was actually that member's mate which I'm certainly not). Furthermore, this is really just a south of England centric forum anyway and I'm not convinced that I would be getting met with these same criticisms if I was from somewhere in SE England, rather than from here in Scotland.

That is something which I'm not prepared to put up with for any longer and so for that reason, I can confirm that this will now be my last ever post on this forum as I'm not prepared to stick around in a place where I am just not wanted. In the end, I feel that this will therefore be a much better forum as a result, without my tedious contributions towards it. Now, you might not think that I am being serious here, but you only need to look at what happened after I said that I would have nothing more to do with the World Cup thread over on the sports forum. I stuck to my word with that one, and it will be the same this time as well.

In the meantime, I would just like to take this opportunity to wish all members, all the best in their future endeavours on there, and would just like to say that there are no hard feelings here. So, for the final time ever on this thread (aware that this is of course, the current conditions thread), I can confirm that it's still raining here in Edinburgh.

That has taken today's rainfall totals so far to 5.2 mm at Edinburgh Gogarbank and 5.6 mm at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh. This now makes today, the wettest day of the month so far at Edinburgh Gogarbank and the joint wettest day of the month so far at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh.

Meanwhile, the temperature at 11am this morning was 14.3°C at Edinburgh Gogarbank, 14°C at Edinburgh Airport and 14.0°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh.

Now that I have posted this, I will now log off from this forum for the last ever time, never to be seen again.


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idj20
12 August 2018 11:12:55

John, it would be a shame to see you go as you clearly do have a passion for the weather and TWO is handy for expressing just that. But in fairness, mimicking it in Richardabdn's style was going to end in tears anyway.


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Col
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12 August 2018 11:15:43

I am speaking here in response to this morning's posts on here from both Col and Caz, although I won't quote them again here as this would make this thread a very long one. The reason why I am making this response is because from what I am now reading, it is clear that I have now outstayed my welcome on this forum and that it is now time to remove myself from this forum altogether, rather than remain in a place where I no longer fit in and feel part of.

Originally Posted by: johncs2016 

You must be an extremely sensitive soul to flounce out of a forum like that simply because a couple of people criticised your posting style. I'm surprised you lasted this long to be honest.

When I first joined this forum back in 2016, I felt that this would be a place where I would feel as though I am at home and there was one or two occasions where a member would actually praise a particular item which I have posted. This forum still has a certain element of that in terms of what other people are posting, but I feel that this forum has now become more of a self-preservation society where only a member's friends will actually be praised for what they are posting, whilst others such as myself, are pulverised and criticised for just about every single thing that they post (of course, it would be a different story if I was actually that member's mate which I'm certainly not). Furthermore, this is really just a south of England centric forum anyway and I'm not convinced that I would be getting met with these same criticisms if I was from somewhere in SE England, rather than from here in Scotland.

Absolute rubbish. If there seems to a lot of people posting from southern England here well that's simply because it's the most densely populated part of the country. And it will surely not have escaped your attention that neither myself nor Caz are from southern England.

That is something which I'm not prepared to put up with for any longer and so for that reason, I can confirm that this will now be my last ever post on this forum 

Well bully for you, don't let the door hit you on the arse on the way out and all that.

Looks like Caz and myself will have to start the 'Current Conditions' thread from now on, as we are normally the first contributors.

 

18.9C. Cloudy but trying to brighten up.




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Caz
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12 August 2018 16:55:24

Oh my word!  What happened there? 

John, just because two people aren’t suited to your style, it doesn’t mean everyone isn’t!  I don’t doubt some people ignore me but I certainly wouldn’t hold it against them and I don’t take umbrage either.  Blimey!  

A dry but mainly dull afternoon with the sun almost getting through. 20.6c. 


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