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24
Typical
ByThe day I head for the UK, New York decides to begin five days of largely uninterrupted sunshine and temperatures of over 80F. The forecast in London is for largely uninterrupted drizzle and a high of 62F.
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4 Comments
April 24th, 2009 at 3:07 pm
That’s really rotten luck, Paul. I feel for you. We’ve just had a week of glorious weather in England – with lots of sunshine and warm temps. It’s a shame it has to change just when you are heading for the UK.
Mind you, with a forecast of temperatures over 80F in New York, I think you will at least be more comfortable in the UK!
April 24th, 2009 at 4:35 pm
Don’t believe the forecast, Paul, it’s like summer here in England, and set to continue for a couple of days more. And even it gets a little cooler, it looks beautiful. I love Manhattan, but as the poet says, Oh to be in England, now that spring is here…
April 28th, 2009 at 3:52 am
Well, you were right. Saturday and Sunday were glorious.
I’m still trying to forget the misery that was Monday…
April 28th, 2009 at 8:02 am
What’s more, here in NJ it’s not so humid, unlike the height of the Summer. It’s reached high 80s and even tipped 90.
But get this – we’re going on vacation to San Diego today. Last week, they had temps reaching 100. While we’re there – in the 60s!
Whenever we go back to England, we always seem to catch the weather after a nice spell, heading for a miserable patch.