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Really crap weather today, blustery, windy, wet and freezing 46°F which reminds me why I hate spring, still too cold and gloomy here for too long.
Oh and also got a really loud ringing noise in my head/ears. Thought it was something to do with the computer/speakers or something so put my fingers in my ears (to exclude external sounds) and no, there it is loud as ever in my head. Well I found out that it is a C# on the piano keyboard and whenever I get this kind of weird ringing or buzz in my head it always seems to be a D or close enough.
Last edited by Weatherfan2; 04-04-2011 at 12:26 PM..
Wish they would turn off the heat and open the windows since it's 60 F outside. For a school that claims to be "going green", they sure waste a lot of energy.
O my god my bottle of pink lemonade just exploded on the computer table and O my god I just kicked over a tin of syrup into the carpet and o my god I'm running out of tissue papers to clean it all up and O my god I will have an invasion of ants in here.
Not too pleased that we're suffering through a few days of horribly cold, dry and sunny westerly conditions
Awaiting Friday's change when winds finally turn on-shore delivering cloudy and showery conditions for a few days
Oh cerap my bottle of pink lemonade was knocked over on my table and all spilled down the bakc of the workstation near all the elctronics but it wet a few wires but it didn't go in the power sockets or my external hard drive so nothing blew up
Sick of the weather here for the last week or so. Humid, damp,overcast. Just enough rain during the day to stop the washing from drying. Seriously creepy toadstools everywhere.
I don't think the temps have varied more than about 6C during the last week. This sort of weather gives me a better understanding of how unpleasant, small diurnal ranges would be during winter.
It's been absolutely horrible yesterday & today with sunny skies and howling icy cold sou’westers . A slight switch to the S-SE and all's perfect. Damn that ghastly high moving in rapidly to the north of us
Are those the actually official statistics -- once every five years in Buxton, on average?
Lower than the arctic and subarctic locales? I can see how storm-lovers like you would be off-put.
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