Great news! The air is still and hot outside and the farmer has just spread muck on his field
I can guarantee my neighbour will burn up all his garden rubbish this evening.
I'd stick a hose over the fence and put it out.
We've had the Fire brigade before when he set light to the fence. The council have said he doesn't do it often enough to warrant being a nuisance.
Yes I reported one of our neighbours last week (after banging on their front door and telling them what I thought). This was the council reply.
Exactly the same as my reply.
So basically, rather than not "giving a shit" their hands are tied by the laws around statutory nuisance. Fwiw my council takes a similar approach. If it continues to happen an informal letter of advice is sent making the party aware they may be causing a nuisance and only after that will notices be considered if it carries on. No court in the land will uphold a notice on the basis of one or two bonfires.
Not sure there's much wrong with that approach is there?
As for the heat, I'm sitting on my balcony watching the masses returning from their day at the beach. There are truly some sights to behold...at both ends of the scale.
Somebody trespassing on the tracks outside Waterloo and all services are currently suspended. Announcer telling people they can get the underground...that extension of the district and northern lines to Woking, Guildford, Portsmouth, Bournemouth, Southampton etc will be a bit busy tonight
Had a mother of a storm last night in Mereworth, Kent. The lightening was both sheet and fork and it was constant with few breaks in between, thunder was the loudest I have heard in a long time.
It took the power out to the house but bizarrely it came back on with no fuses tripped in the consumer unit so must have been outside on the grid.
Last year, we had a new roof, new windows and shutters. This year, it’s hotter inside than it is out. At least I saved money by not installing a sauna 🧖♂️
To set a new record you have to get all your ducks lined up. Yesterday went almost perfectly until the patches of cloud came over. Unusually, although temperatures dropped it was only very slightly because the heat was caused by very hot air slightly higher in the atmosphere. This hot air aloft caused some interesting effects.
Tonight's event is likely to be an example of a heat burst, a rare atmospheric phenomenon characterised by gusty winds along with a rapid increase in temperature and decrease in dew point (moisture)
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Not sure there's much wrong with that approach is there?
As for the heat, I'm sitting on my balcony watching the masses returning from their day at the beach. There are truly some sights to behold...at both ends of the scale.
It took the power out to the house but bizarrely it came back on with no fuses tripped in the consumer unit so must have been outside on the grid.
May 2027
So last Thursday recorded the hottest ever UK temperature.
I’m finally on my lounger.
In my jeans and a fleece but I’m here lol