Weather
- Thread starter Charlie
- Start date
- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
We live 4/5 miles outside Cupar. I drive though on my way to work! It has become a right bottleneck for cars, can be a nightmare through the day to get through Cupar.
We go abroad for our holidays just to get on away from this. Hopefully tomorrow will be better.
- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
I always imagined it as a very old and quiet town - wrong
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
It used to be I’m sure! I went to high school there and can’t ever remember it being as busy as it is now. The problem is that the main road to St Andrews passes through Cupar, so on nice days when everybody is heading to the beach, it’s an absolute nightmare!I always imagined it as a very old and quiet town - wrong
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
It poured rain all day yesterday. Today it's not raining yet - partly cloudy and quite cold. More rain tomorrow.
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
We've got a wintery week coming up 
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Spring will be here soon Emily 
I was speechless and then I did try to come up with something witty but witty I'm not, so instead I had decided to say nothing but now you mention it,
THIS IS MY BLOODY SUMMER
Right now I would willingly swap! It was 78F in my bedroom when I woke up (and the fan had been on all night). I've taken the dogs out in the garden, but although it was overcast it was still already too hot, so I sat on the swing seat trying to generate a breeze while they mooched around. I hate feeling worn out when it's only 10am!
- Location
- SW London UK
The man up the road who lives in the flat above the restaurant said it was 36 in his bedroom last night! Homer got me up three times to go and wallow in his paddling pool for a little midnight dip.
We were meant to go man trailing this morning but I decided that it would be too hot for Homer, and that I needed to sleep in after being up all night.
We were meant to go man trailing this morning but I decided that it would be too hot for Homer, and that I needed to sleep in after being up all night.
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
What I find concerning is the lack of cold air-con in your part of the world. I know it is rare, but when it gets this hot you need to have an outlet to somewhere you can escape the heat completely. It is unbearable to be in 35+ heat without air-con.
Good luck friends
Good luck friends
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Those of is who live in traditional stone build cottages may have a slight advantage on this @Lab_adore
- Location
- Isle of Man
Perfect here today...but for the last week it's either rained or we've been hidden under Manannan's Cloak. The warnings on Monday & Tuesday are for thunderstorms.
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
Everybody heading through Cupar today to go to the beach!I always imagined it as a very old and quiet town - wrong
- Location
- Vlaardingen, the Netherlands
I live in a house that’s build in the 1950th. They are cool, but still too hot. Temperature yesterday was 37 outside and 27 inside. So okayish....My two daughters live in an apartment on the top floor, right under the roof. They both bought an air conditioning, while it became too hot to live in....
Atemas
UK Tour Guide
- Location
- North Cambridgeshire
We have air con in our conservatory - it was put in by the previous owners and we’d never used it until the other day - we always open the windows and doors and there’s a ceiling fan. It was interesting to use as it did keep us cool but felt a bit unnatural having the windows and doors shut.
I’m sat outside now in the shade. It’s 25 and there is a delightful breeze
I’m sat outside now in the shade. It’s 25 and there is a delightful breeze
- Location
- SW London UK
I say the same to my Dad in South Africa about putting a heater on in the middle of a cold snap in winter. They’d be all huddled up in jumpers under quilts than turn on the heater, they have one but don’t think about putting it on.