Weather Report

James Kilkelly, was GPI.

About 15 degrees c here in the west.
Very calm and overcast.
A good possibilty of rain.

Bugs · Ash Tree Joined: 03 Jul 2006 Posts: 210 Location: Dublin

I started working in the courtyard garden at 6 am this morning and by 8am the temp was 19 degrees c. by 1 pm it was 26 c. . the met office says its good to last until Thursday Shocked

Bugs

James Kilkelly, was GPI.

About 17 -18 degrees c here today.
Threatening to rain.
A nice gentle breeze

James Kilkelly, was GPI.

19 degrees c here in the west.
Overcast.
Cooling gentle breeze

Bugs · Ash Tree Joined: 03 Jul 2006 Posts: 210 Location: Dublin

Yesterday was another hot day here on the east coast , There is a definate change here this morning , it feels like a nice cool 18 degrees with a little cloud, looks like a good day for gardening
Cool

Bugs

James Kilkelly, was GPI.

Cooler here in the west too, about 15 degrees c.
Nice and bright though.

Bugs · Ash Tree Joined: 03 Jul 2006 Posts: 210 Location: Dublin

The hot sun of the last two weeks has finally gone , its about 17 or 18 c here in overcast Dublin , there is a nice cooling breeze blowing the window , still no rainn though .
Cool

Bugs

James Kilkelly, was GPI.

About 17 degrees c here in the west as well.
No cooling breeze though.
Very humid and heavy with the occasional dizzle shower.

ShotgunPaul

20Degrees c sunny but cool all day.

Bugs · Ash Tree Joined: 03 Jul 2006 Posts: 210 Location: Dublin

lots of rain today and its more than welcome , all the trees and shrubs are showing serious signs of stress , its been the hottest summer since 1976 which I remember well , then we had no rain for 5 weeks . August is predicted to be a hottie as well .,
Cool

Bugs

James Kilkelly, was GPI.

17 degrees c here in the west today.
Overcast and showery, badly needed.
Windy too.

Lilith · Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2006 2:46 pm Post subject:

Still hideously hot and humid here and no break in sight. Not much rain, either, even with thunderstorms in the forecast daily. Sometimes they come, sometimes they don't. Recently, it's mostly don't.

James Kilkelly, was GPI. · Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2006 3:10 pm Post subject:

Oh the humidity is a killer.
You get many storms there in the Southern US, Lilith?

Lilith · Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2006 3:22 pm Post subject:

We do during the summer months and into early fall. This summer it has been spotty, but no area has consistently gotten the rain needed.

Usually, the further South you go, the more intense the heat and humidity. For the last few years, however, and this year especially, it's been the case all over, even way up in the northern states where it used to not get all that bad. Like Ireland, many people there don't have air conditioning, even in public buildings, so they're really miserable.