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Warmest and healthiest feeling house I ever lived in was my little late 18th century cottage in Dorset. Walls built from 2'6" thick chalk cob and roof thatched. Massive inglenook fireplace with old-school log burner that kept burning for days (longest I kept it going non-stop was six weeks). Single glazed windows, an old oak front door and no central heating. Only the log burner and no supplementary electric heating ever needed in any other room.Yeah 1910 house was all lime mortar and semi-fancy brickwork - flemishI was concerned about heating it after the 1970s house (it was a good bit bigger) but wasn't an issue at all. Both in Norfolk so same climate to deal with
In the winter of 2010 which was exceptionally cold, six inches of snow stayed on my roof for weeks while on other, newer houses nearby it melted after a few days from internal heat loss. I was never cold. In summer it felt lovely and cool indoors and always smelled clean and fresh. I'd build myself one like that now if I was allowed to but nowadays the construction and insulation would be condemned as inadequate. But it wasn't. They weren't daft in those days and we don't need to be continually reinventing the wheel.
A house? You were lucky, we lived in a rolled up newspaper in a sceptic tank….
How would he know? He's always in Air Conditioned offices, buildings, airplanes and cars, all paid for by many countries tax payers.
He gets a base salary of $227,253 which is all tax exempt.
He gets a free 4 storey townhouse in New York
He gets A personal entertainment and hospitality budget is provided to cover official diplomatic functions (undisclosed)
He gets standard senior UN diplomatic perks, such as subsidized health care, child education allowances, and a comprehensive pension program.(undisclosed)
He gets all travel and living expenses paid (undisclosed)
He was the Portugese Prime minister 1995-2002
The highest temperature ever recorded in Portugal was in Amareleja in 2003 and was 47.3° C (117.1° F)
Today the temperature in Amareleja is 31c
Today the highest temperature in the U.K. today? 35.7c in Charlwood Surrey
There is no forcast above 34 predicted for the next two weeks.
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And we wonder why politicians suddenly become millionaires
And with that, the BBC cut all ties with Dr Bellamy
Twatenborough was more than happy to accept the green pound for promoting the lie though
Might have to change the last line of the song Jerusalem
Just checked where the new June record weather station is located and it is Alverstoke Green housing estate, Gosport.
The 1976 record weather station was in parkland.
This is what Google says about the temperature differences in different areas - so the 1976 temp could have been easily over 40 degrees in comparison
On hot summer days, built-up urban areas are typically 4°C to 10°C hotter than the surrounding countryside, with extreme satellite-measured surface temperature differences sometimes exceeding 15°C. This phenomenon is known as the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect
The 1976 record weather station was in parkland.
This is what Google says about the temperature differences in different areas - so the 1976 temp could have been easily over 40 degrees in comparison
On hot summer days, built-up urban areas are typically 4°C to 10°C hotter than the surrounding countryside, with extreme satellite-measured surface temperature differences sometimes exceeding 15°C. This phenomenon is known as the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect
I was at primary school in 1976 and in an attempt to teach us about the weather we were encouraged to take temperature readings at home during the heat wave and write them up on a board in the classroom. I recorded 40 degrees in our garden. And that was in the countryside under the shade of a cherry tree. In a concrete and tarmac city street it would have been hotter than that.Just checked where the new June record weather station is located and it is Alverstoke Green housing estate, Gosport.
The 1976 record weather station was in parkland.
This is what Google says about the temperature differences in different areas - so the 1976 temp could have been easily over 40 degrees in comparison
On hot summer days, built-up urban areas are typically 4°C to 10°C hotter than the surrounding countryside, with extreme satellite-measured surface temperature differences sometimes exceeding 15°C. This phenomenon is known as the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect
The school never closed and we were allowed outside to play in the sun. No one died. We just took water pistols to school and drenched each other. When we got sunburned we were rubbed with lanolin and told tht would teach us to wear our sun hats. I had a groovy camo hat something like this:
(now also available as a sofa pattern...)
"Labour has called on British farmers to stop raising cattle as part of a push to fight climate change."
'Ludicrous!' Labour urges British farmers to stop raising cattle in 'climate change' push
'Ludicrous!' Labour urges British farmers to stop raising cattle in 'climate change' push
Of course they do
If I remember rightly the answer she was looking for is
Up to 0.001 deg c
What do you call a collectionofcunts
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So stupidity and a Heart Attack - nothing to do with the outside temperature then...
Record-breaking temperatures: France hit 44.3°C in Pissos, the highest temperature since records began, as a heat dome grips western Europe.
Tragic child deaths: Three children have died in hot cars this week, including siblings in Carpentras and a boy in Saint-Gratien, prompting police investigations.
Tourist fatality: A British woman died of a suspected heart attack at a campsite in western France during the extreme heat.
Record heatwave in France claims British woman and three-year-old
Record-breaking temperatures: France hit 44.3°C in Pissos, the highest temperature since records began, as a heat dome grips western Europe.
Tragic child deaths: Three children have died in hot cars this week, including siblings in Carpentras and a boy in Saint-Gratien, prompting police investigations.
Tourist fatality: A British woman died of a suspected heart attack at a campsite in western France during the extreme heat.
Raising cattle and sheep is zero carbon farming. The grass soaks up co2…the water that is attributed to it comes from the sky, not water treatment plants, and one head of cattle can feed a human for over a year even if they eat nothing else (as some of us do
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These people never had any chance with such low iq
You just have to look at her (?) to know what kind of shit is swirling around in her head.
The answer love, is FUCK ALL DIFFERENCE
And the UK does set standards for anyone anymore.
If China started pulling back on emissions, that would make people think…but they’re not…far from it.
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Twatty Vine; “the Met Office has provided a prediction of 2056…”
The fucktards can’t get the weather right tomorrow in more than 50% of cases; they’ve been lying for decades about temperatures from testing stations that don’t exist…but wank stains are quoting their predictions for 30 years hence FFS
Im often on the way to work and listening to the headlines and the weather forecast at 6:30.. expect a dry clear day with sunny spells ... its actually fucking raining and I have the windscreen wipers on ... they don't even have the intelligence to change the forecast based on what is actually happening outside the met eireann offices in Dublin where im based, they can't even de bothered to look out of the glass pyramid they are based in to see they have got it wrong.. this fundamentally tells you they aren't remotely to be trusted with the most basic of forecast or reporting
Im often on the way to work and listening to the headlines and the weather forecast at 6:30.. expect a dry clear day with sunny spells ... its actually fucking raining and I have the windscreen wipers on ... they don't even have the intelligence to change the forecast based on what is actually happening outside the met eireann offices in Dublin where im based, they can't even de bothered to look out of the glass pyramid they are based in to see they have got it wrong.. this fundamentally tells you they aren't remotely to be trusted with the most basic of forecast or reporting
Same here - the number of times I’ve not gone for a ride because rain was forecast…but never happens, or been out because it said it would be dry, and 15 minutes in it’s pissing down.