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LKSF
Pennine Hillbilly
Yes I can see it now, ugh, put it away please
Most of the older houses in Yorks and Lancs are done with this horrible stuff now.
Most of the older houses in Yorks and Lancs are done with this horrible stuff now.
Shovelhands
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Lancs Lad
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I left Lancashire last night at 20c full sun beut evening ..got to Hampshire absolutely shite 13c pissing it down ...want my money back from the climate change taxes please
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
it's been pretty wild here since last Friday ... our lime tree has lost maybe 30% of its leaves all over the lawn to a hell of a S Westerly, since then, coupled with a lot of totally un-forecast deluges ... it's July FFS
12C here most of the day
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LKSF
Pennine Hillbilly
Typical British weather! We had:
A fairly still Winter, temps down to about -10 at the worst.
A cold Spring. Zero warmth in April and the wind blew constantly from the NE for weeks which was weird.
May to June was 6 weeks of wind, sun, heat and drought.
After that it's been cold, windy and showery.
A fairly still Winter, temps down to about -10 at the worst.
A cold Spring. Zero warmth in April and the wind blew constantly from the NE for weeks which was weird.
May to June was 6 weeks of wind, sun, heat and drought.
After that it's been cold, windy and showery.
Bob
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I have been in Lancashire over the weekend went to RHS bridgewater lovely gardens but not that warm and Bury market Sunday Liverpool albert docks so bloody cold and windy went into shopping area to warm up Monday Chatsworth house it pissed down until we left to go home please can anybody tell me when I can expect some global warming PS we turned off the motorway one before the milk tanker crash
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
some twat on the box the other night blaming a local hill fire on global warming .. omitted to say the kids torch it every year and the camera man struggled to make it look any bigger than a small patch of charred ground / hillside
nothing warm around here ... the heating's come on a couple of mornings this week and had to put the heating on in the day Tuesday - the kids (and us) were cold
nothing warm around here ... the heating's come on a couple of mornings this week and had to put the heating on in the day Tuesday - the kids (and us) were cold
Lancs Lad
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Funny how it's only when we get decent weather that it's suddenly climate change ...climate changes yes always has and always will...nothing to do with us mere mortals FFS.some twat on the box the other night blaming a local hill fire on global warming .. omitted to say the kids torch it every year and the camera man struggled to make it look any bigger than a small patch of charred ground / hillside
nothing warm around here ... the heating's come on a couple of mornings this week and had to put the heating on in the day Tuesday - the kids (and us) were cold
Bob
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Yesterday went to see a mate who's got a plumbing and building firm and he fitted a lot of heat pumps in the last 3 years just lately he been putting in oil backup boilers for a few country houses because they were to cold this winter
unfortunately
Lancs Lad
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Depends...mines on an RHI grant so cost me nowt over 7 years. Once that's ended I can sling it and go back to oil. (No gas here) but will decide then...ours works for us backed up by 12kw woodburner . Cost wise I think I can tweak it to save but she likes it toasty
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Smiffy
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Depends...mines on an RHI grant so cost me nowt over 7 years. Once that's ended I can sling it and go back to oil. (No gas here) but will decide then...ours works for us backed up by 12kw woodburner . Cost wise I think I can tweak it to save but she likes it toasty
What happens if you where to stick an auxiliary boiler in ??
Lancs Lad
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Nowt if they never check...you do sign you have removed it iirc ...but I suspect few may have forgotten to remove them...
It's generally policed by the installer as they can get screwed if caught on non legit installs
Lancs Lad
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Utterly shite 
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6feetdown
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Yeah same here global fecking warming
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
a hell of a lot better than Thursday's forecast, of 70mm for todayUtterly shite
... has eased off here now and tomorrow's forecast looks to be for a totally different country ... wall to wall blue sky ... couldn't make it up TBH ... glad I managed to cut the grass yesterday or it'd've needed the Dane over it with any more growth .... Countax barely coped and produced two collector-fuls ... 's like a first cut or worse
Bob
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Seems climate scam has reach a new high with the reports of europe having hottest days ever
"HEATWAVE" SCAM EXPOSED: EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY USES LAND TEMPERATURES CLAIMING AIR TEMPERATURES! "The hysteria was started when climate sensationalist media outlets in Germany and elsewhere, like the Relotius Spiegel, uncritically cited a sloppily and manipulatively formulated July 13 report from the European Space Agency (ESA), that first referred to “air” temperature: "Temperatures are sizzling across Europe this week amid an intense and prolonged period of heat. And it’s only just begun. Italy, Spain, France, Germany and Poland are all facing a major heatwave with air temperatures expected to climb to 48°C on the islands of Sicily and Sardinia – potentially the hottest temperatures ever recorded in Europe.” The original ESA report continued, only later specifying that it was in fact referring to surface temperature (emphasis added): "The animation below uses data from the Copernicus Sentinel-3 mission’s radiometer instrument and shows the land surface temperature across Italy between 9 and 10 July. As the image clearly shows, in some cities the surface of the land exceeded 45°C, including Rome, Naples, Taranto and Foggia. Along the east slopes of Mount Etna in Sicily, many temperatures were recorded as over 50°C.” Meant here were not the standard temperatures recorded at 2 meters above ground level that we always here in daily weather reports, which are much cooler, but rather those right at the ground surface. That crucial difference went totally unnoticed by media and journalists, who reported of new record high temperatures. By the time the ploy was exposed by careful readers, the news had already gone around the world. Yesterday, the ESA issued a (vague) clarification explaining the difference between surface and air temperature at 2 meters above ground, yet continued to mislead: "Land surface temperature is how hot the ‘surface’ of Earth feels to the touch. Air temperature, given in our daily weather forecasts, is a measure of how hot the air is above the ground.” The ESA did not bother to mention how the surface temperature is much hotter than the 2 meter air temperature."
https://twitter.com/robinmonotti/status/1682684530518286336/photo/1
"HEATWAVE" SCAM EXPOSED: EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY USES LAND TEMPERATURES CLAIMING AIR TEMPERATURES! "The hysteria was started when climate sensationalist media outlets in Germany and elsewhere, like the Relotius Spiegel, uncritically cited a sloppily and manipulatively formulated July 13 report from the European Space Agency (ESA), that first referred to “air” temperature: "Temperatures are sizzling across Europe this week amid an intense and prolonged period of heat. And it’s only just begun. Italy, Spain, France, Germany and Poland are all facing a major heatwave with air temperatures expected to climb to 48°C on the islands of Sicily and Sardinia – potentially the hottest temperatures ever recorded in Europe.” The original ESA report continued, only later specifying that it was in fact referring to surface temperature (emphasis added): "The animation below uses data from the Copernicus Sentinel-3 mission’s radiometer instrument and shows the land surface temperature across Italy between 9 and 10 July. As the image clearly shows, in some cities the surface of the land exceeded 45°C, including Rome, Naples, Taranto and Foggia. Along the east slopes of Mount Etna in Sicily, many temperatures were recorded as over 50°C.” Meant here were not the standard temperatures recorded at 2 meters above ground level that we always here in daily weather reports, which are much cooler, but rather those right at the ground surface. That crucial difference went totally unnoticed by media and journalists, who reported of new record high temperatures. By the time the ploy was exposed by careful readers, the news had already gone around the world. Yesterday, the ESA issued a (vague) clarification explaining the difference between surface and air temperature at 2 meters above ground, yet continued to mislead: "Land surface temperature is how hot the ‘surface’ of Earth feels to the touch. Air temperature, given in our daily weather forecasts, is a measure of how hot the air is above the ground.” The ESA did not bother to mention how the surface temperature is much hotter than the 2 meter air temperature."
https://twitter.com/robinmonotti/status/1682684530518286336/photo/1
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
it's all utter bullsh1t ..... we're just warming up from the last mini ice age .... end of !!
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