sunny accy

cashman · 04-07-2006, 14:35

heard on radio lancs this dinner, its offical accrington is the warmest place in the u.k. it was reported 38 degrees in one ladys garden, i just thought its a nice change to say summat good (for me anyway).

Tinkerbelle · 04-07-2006, 16:52

...... and beautiful weather it is too Cashy. Hot, sunny days makes for a happy Tinks

claytonender · 04-07-2006, 20:16

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Originally Posted by cashman

heard on radio lancs this dinner, its offical accrington is the warmest place in the u.k. it was reported 38 degrees in one ladys garden, i just thought its a nice change to say summat good (for me anyway).

It really has been a lovely day, but what is 38 degrees in real temperatures, does nayone know?

Neil · 04-07-2006, 20:38

Just for you claytonender here is a conversion

accymel · 04-07-2006, 20:39

According to rock fm the North west were recording temperatures upto 84F which is approx 32 degees C

Weather forecast tommoz - hot weather continues but wait for it tinks good old thunderstorms

according to bbc & Telegraph & metcheck have weather warning of storms covering our area from tonight especially tommorow until thursday.

Whoooohooo hope im back to watch them again up tops

Tinkerbelle · 04-07-2006, 21:13

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but wait for it tinks good old thunderstorms

WAHOOOO!! :e60: I know were we will be tomorrow!

Mez, if your passing through Green Howarth again tomorrow during a storm can you fetch us a flask of coffee and a couple of cream cakes please

Madhatter · 04-07-2006, 21:19

I hear lady gardens can get quite hot in accy, esp if it's mels garden, due to that big bush

What you mean real, 38 is in real. freezing is zero, 38 is hot, if 84 is real, what is freezing clayton ender, without help and without looking???

Gayle · 04-07-2006, 21:22

I work in a basement - it's pleasant and cool all day, coming out of it at the end of the day was a huge shock to the system (pleasant one though).

accymel · 04-07-2006, 21:32

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Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle

WAHOOOO!! :e60: I know were we will be tomorrow!

Mez, if your passing through Green Howarth again tomorrow during a storm can you fetch us a flask of coffee and a couple of cream cakes please

all i can say to the lightening is bring it on

Cream cakes, coffee & a good view of lightening - couldnt be better

accymel · 04-07-2006, 21:34

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Originally Posted by Madhatter

I hear lady gardens can get quite hot in accy, esp if it's mels garden, due to that big bush

Wish i had kept the bush as it was BIG now so i would have some hot shade LOL tho the lady bottoms got quite sweaty

claytonender · 04-07-2006, 21:45

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Originally Posted by Madhatter

What you mean real, 38 is in real. freezing is zero, 38 is hot, if 84 is real, what is freezing clayton ender, without help and without looking???

32 degrees farenheit is the freezing point of water, or if you are being really picky the freezing point of water is 273.15 K (measured in degrees Kelvin from absolute zero).
I know 38 is hot, but it is only meaningful to me what it is when its in fahrenheit not cenitgrade. Something to do with my age I guess.

Tinkerbelle · 04-07-2006, 22:10

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Originally Posted by claytonender

I know 38 is hot, but it is only meaningful to me what it is when its in fahrenheit not cenitgrade. Something to do with my age I guess.

Way I was told to work it, is double it and add 30 degrees and your roughly there

So its been about 100 degrees ish

Madhatter · 04-07-2006, 22:16

Well centigrade makes sense to me. it starts at zero, not at 32. Never did make sense to me, but well done, I wouldn't have a clue.