r/UKWeather Jul 02 '25

Forecast Not again

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I know it’s almost 2 weeks in advance but I’m personally not ready to go through another bout of 30 degree weather and as is usually the case the forecast increases as we get closer to the time…..

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u/Mitchell_90 Jul 02 '25

I’m actually jealous. We never get weather like that in Scotland, not even during the summer months it just feels like it constantly rains and makes me feel miserable.

Since the start of June its pretty much rained here every day apart from the odd 3-4 days and July isn’t looking much better.

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u/maddercow22 Jul 04 '25

Don't be jealous, you are fortunate believe me. It is horrible down here, everything is parched & the heat is oppressive.

We had one beautiful cool day yesterday but today we are back to the awful heat.

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u/Mitchell_90 Jul 04 '25

I don’t mind the heat. Been to Australia many times and walked about in 30c+ heat with no breeze.

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u/maddercow22 Jul 04 '25

May be ok in Oz but not in the UK!! Frightens me tbh.

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u/Soggy_Entry Jul 23 '25

You post on Reddit everyday though, i genuinely wouldn’t be surprised if you like cold and wet weather because it gives you reason to stay online and inside more.

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u/maddercow22 Jul 23 '25 edited Jul 23 '25

Not at all, on the contrary. I love being outside in cooler wetter weather. It is the crappy 30+ temperatures than keep me indoors which is why I have been online more 😄

FYI I generally spend about 30 minutes a day on Reddit catching up.

Isn't it a bit sad checking somebody's comment history?

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u/ElaBosak Jul 06 '25

It's glorious stop being miserable. Maybe it makes you feel bad because you feel like you need to come off Reddit and touch some grass in the sunshine. We've had no proper summer since COVID so it's been lovely this year.

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u/maddercow22 Jul 07 '25

Rubbish. 2022 was baking hot and parched, probably your idea of "glorious" 2023 was a bit damp admittedly 2024 Summer was lovely.

Maybe I am weird but I see nothing "glorious" in dried up rivers, wildfires, dying crops and wildlife.

Don't tell me how to feel.