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Title: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: FuzzyDuck on 15 May 2009, 03:47
I like the comment on the Met office web site for the Brton week(end)
There is a possibility of some quite high temperatures for the southeast next Friday. Into the following week, and the weather remains unsettled for most. However, it may become drier and warmer for some southern and southeastern areas.
Its the Sothend-on-Sea micro-climate, I hope!
Simon
Title: Re: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: martin 1262 on 15 May 2009, 08:50
Must be better than weather today, even my SatNav said that car drivers needed an umbrella whilst driving in yorkshire today. I think they meant inside the car not out!!!
:o:o
Martin
Title: Re: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: Crusader 3244 on 18 May 2009, 06:28
..wonder whether to pack shorts or sou'wester? Hmm, this being England.
I see they remain consistent up to yet; generally unsettled, but possibly above average temps in the southeast. Breezes look likely :):)
Did you get to practice,  Simon?
Title: Re: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: FuzzyDuck on 18 May 2009, 08:31
No we spent 2 days watching the gales blow onshore at Thorpe Bay.
Windsurfers and Kite boarders only!
Title: Re: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: tonyelgar on 18 May 2009, 09:10
Think i ll make sure my power kites are left in the boot then... :P
Title: Re: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: MikeDay on 19 May 2009, 08:59
Yesterday, the Saturday forecast was for 20mph from the west.  Today, they're showing a nice fat high sitting over Essex for the same day.  Tomorrow, it'll probably be snow ...
 
Mike D
N3496
Title: Re: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: Kevin on 19 May 2009, 10:40
Ignore the forecast, we have our own micro-climate in Southend. I have ordered a nice force 3-4 sea breeze with plenty of sunshine, azure coloured water, dolphins frolicking alongside as we go out to the course, and mermaids decorating the beach as we return after sailing.
 
Kevin
Title: Re: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: Barry on 19 May 2009, 01:55
Quote from: 165Ignore the forecast, we have our own micro-climate in Southend. I have ordered a nice force 3-4 sea breeze with plenty of sunshine, azure coloured water, dolphins frolicking alongside as we go out to the course, and mermaids decorating the beach as we return after sailing.
 
Kevin

Almost exactly as I remember sailing in Southend! I think
Title: Re: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: Roly Mo on 19 May 2009, 08:54
All this is making us very sad that we can't be there.  We shall spend the weekend in Norfolk getting in sneaky crabbing practice for NWNW and thinking of you all! 
Have fun everyone,
Team RM
Title: Re: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: Graham Iles on 20 May 2009, 06:29
Although I don't want to rain on Dad's Parade. I feel I should let you all know that due to the high number of entries hes had to cancel the original order of 20 mermaids due to a lack of space on the beach given the large number of trollies. The money saved has been invested in extra safety cover.

As we didn't want to disappoint will still be a Mermaid booked, just one of the Essex variety, a less reliable breed, and very parochial. the only issue is they're part human, part fish, and part whale.


Graham
Title: Re: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: Tim Gatti on 20 May 2009, 06:48
Looks like we'll have to make do with the frolicking dolphins then. 
Title: Re: Weather Watch for Burton Week(end)
Post by: Lukepiewalker on 20 May 2009, 08:34
There's no need to swear... :X