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Whats your weather like?

Started by dee-dee, November 26, 2013, 15:58:02 PM

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Ronnietheblue


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Clear blue skies and nice warm sunshine
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Ronnietheblue


Elite of the forum

Not a cloud in the sky in Blackpool
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Ronnietheblue


Baldy


Cold and windy 🌬🌬

Put the heating on today 🥶🥶

Ronnietheblue


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Sunny and hot this morning clouded over a bit now but still nice and warm supposed to be 29 over the weekend  8)
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25 and hot with clear blue skies
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Ronnietheblue


dee-dee


Ronnietheblue


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Was showing 35 in the sun earlier  8)
do illiterate people really get the benefits of alphabet soup

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do illiterate people really get the benefits of alphabet soup

dee-dee


Ronnietheblue


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do illiterate people really get the benefits of alphabet soup

Baldy


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dee-dee


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DaveW

Raining here without the heat

dee-dee


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heavy shower this morning then sun came out for a few hours this afternoon
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Elite of the forum

clear blue skies   8)
Heavy rain last night with thunder and lightening took the electric out in the villages  for a couple of hours
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Elite of the forum

beautiful day today a little cooler but 22 deg
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dee-dee


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Clear nlue skies 25 deg today
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Baldy


Sunny........ at the moment 🤔

dee-dee

Hopefully it will be dry  today  ::)