Just read the article, and I can confirm it's bloody hot down here near Heathrow!
Anyone got an egg?

Do you want to hatch it or cook it Xaccers :D

B the sounds of what he's planning to do with the runny chocolate... he may well lay the egg himself :p :naughty:

Another handyman first :-
teesside at 11am, after the rain eased off a bit :)

you wanted rain?

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sunny my arse :(

@ homealone , no problem mate :)
@ handyman , norton to be exact , but we were at the sheep wash , osmotherly , we headed out towards huton rudby and gave up , the road was impassable :eek: :eek: , turned round back to osmotherly and couldnt get out of there one way and had to go further south to get onto A19 , the hail was the size of marbles :eek: , must admit it was the worst i have ever seen in such a short space of time :spin:

lol just round the corner from me yet just been out and you would think it had only been spitting?

mad aint it , whereabouts are you then ????????? :)

Roseworth at the moment originally from Redcar. There where kids swimming in a pool by the side of the road at the entrance to ragpath lane? Thats just mad esp since it came down in 30mins at the most.

Well I think most of us will get that at some point, just to clear the air would be good.

I hope you had your hands on the steering wheel btw Handyman :D

Yes It has cleared the air, and one hand is sufficient to drive with thanks :)

the A19 was flooded just north of the second norton turn off , do you know where the blue bridge is on the ring road ???????? , i reckon that will have been flooded as well :spin: :spin:

Please, no more rain. Came back from Florida this morning and it rained there nearly every day for 2 weeks, thought I would come back to a heatwave and no, more damm rain...... :cry: :cry:

It is a little cooler here in Leeds today...still need the windows open and the fan on though

It was like that on the A59 near Gisburn (Lancashire) at 9am this morning.

We were walking around a nearby car boot sale (there was a bit of mist in the air), then suddenly it went black (and I mean black) and it started to throw it down. We ran back to the car, and then the heavens really did open - it was the worst weather I have experienced in my life. You couldn't even see 1 yard in front of you. Cars were pulling over it was that bad, but we just carried on very slowly with our hazard warning lights on (10mph on a 60mph road!), and eventually we drove out of the weather.

I can honestly say it resembled being in a tornado, the worst severe flash floods I have ever seen. I wish I had my camera to take a photo, because words cannot adequately describe what it was like.

I was driving in Gillingham back to my parents in my Air con Audi and the thermometer on the dashboard hit 39C Never EVER seen it that high.