On Thursday 04 June 2015 14:42:18 Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote: > Am Donnerstag, 4. Juni 2015 schrieb Lisi Reisz: > > On Thursday 04 June 2015 08:37:12 Dr. Nikolaus Klepp wrote: > > > it's 30°C outside, rainy days all gone > > > > CET. Rain gone - for the summer? Early June. 30°C??? Where on earth > > are you Nik?? I had assumed Europe because of the CET, but it isn't 30° > > anywhere in Europe so far as I can see. The hottest I can find is > > Donetsk on 28°, and that is further east than you. You are on planet > > Earth?? > > > > If telling me would conflict with your sense of security, especially on > > an open list, then don't - but where are you Nik??? > > > > (No, I don't automaticaly check - but I am horribly conscious of the > > weather we are suffering from, and the 30° jarred, so I went looking!) > > > > Lisi > > Hi Lisi! > > No big secret there, Location is Austria, north of the alps: > http://wetter.orf.at/oes/ (allow local variations of +/- 3°C). We are > getting our share of summer now. If I'm lucky, it's gonne be a long > barbeque seaonson ... or I'll be farming mushroms in a forthnight :-) Morgen sonnig und sehr warm. Lucky you. We're going to Salzburg in October. It'll be raining by then!! And probably cold. I just found Athens and Madrid that are hot. I don't know what I was doing this morning - the map of Europe I found just didn't have anywhere hot!! And I'm getting the impression here that summer is outmoded. This from our local weather forecast page: Met Office Warnings Issued For: XXXXXXX Yellow early warning of rain From: 0600 on Fri 5 June To: 2350 on Fri 5 June Updated 3 June at 12:15 Scattered thunderstorms are likely to extend northwards across eastern and southeastern areas of England during Friday giving some localised intense downpours. The public should be aware of the risk of localised surface water flooding which may lead to disruption to transport and outdoor activities. Frequent lightning could prove to be an additional hazard. The thunderstorms should clear away eastwards on Friday night.As is typical of this type of situation there is considerable uncertainty as regards the extent and timing of any thunderstorms, with some places within the warning area probably escaping the downpours. Therefore this warning will be kept under review and updated as necessary. Lisi