I stepped outside this evening and felt it. Something in the air that says "the countdown has begun". For me it's a change in temp and humidity. To feel cool for the first time in nearly three months. To be able to open the windows at night and even feel the need for covers in bed. The knowledge that soon, you'll be able to decide how warm you want to feel by what layers you wear, rather than how far you can afford to turn down the air conditioning. Within a few weeks the leaves will start turning in the North of the State and getting out to exercise in the evening will not be such a chore.
BTW
tino-11 picked the least humid few days days this summer to be in the midwest. Good timing tino.
Trencher
When do you feel it
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Yes I started off with shorts and T shirt, just 'cos its summer bank holiday, that did,nt last long. Now its jumper and jeans. Was going out for a long walk along the beach, its pouring with rain again, so I cant be bothered. Over the last two days leaves are falling off the trees, I think of it as Autumn already.
I know waht you mean, at 5.30am this morning I could only manage 10 mins in the sea :lol:
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Started by Trencher in Ski Chatter 25-Aug-2008 - 29 Replies
Trencher posted Aug-2008
because I'm so inclined .....
Bandit
reply to 'When do you feel it' posted Aug-2008
Trencher, I think over in the UK, we have had such a weird summer, that we won't necessarily feel a change. It's August Bank Holiday today, and I'm wearing a fleece in the house..... with a T shirt underneath.....and long trousers. Not had to water the garden this summer, and my 2x220 litre garden water butts are full up. The leaves are already falling from the trees.The overly cheerful weather woman on TV yesterday announced highs of 18c :shock: Possibly the worst aspect of this summer is the grey skies. So it would seem that this side of the pond we will slip into an autumn, which will look remarkably like summer.
RoseR
reply to 'When do you feel it' posted Aug-2008
bandit wrote:Trencher, I think over in the UK, we have had such a weird summer, that we won't necessarily feel a change. It's August Bank Holiday today, and I'm wearing a fleece in the house..... with a T shirt underneath.....and long trousers. Not had to water the garden this summer, and my 2x220 litre garden water butts are full up. The leaves are already falling from the trees.The overly cheerful weather woman on TV yesterday announced highs of 18c :shock: Possibly the worst aspect of this summer is the grey skies. So it would seem that this side of the pond we will slip into an autumn, which will look remarkably like summer.
Yes I started off with shorts and T shirt, just 'cos its summer bank holiday, that did,nt last long. Now its jumper and jeans. Was going out for a long walk along the beach, its pouring with rain again, so I cant be bothered. Over the last two days leaves are falling off the trees, I think of it as Autumn already.
I'm a laydee
Bandit
reply to 'When do you feel it' posted Aug-2008
Oh dear, there seems to be 2 of us here with weather related depression. Any more takers :shock:
I have had enough, I'm off to Spain for a break :D
I have had enough, I'm off to Spain for a break :D
Bennyboy
reply to 'When do you feel it' posted Aug-2008
Funny you mention this, about 4 days ago we had a pretty chilly night. A real autumnal feel to it and in the morning as well. So i have felt it very recently :lol:
RossF
reply to 'When do you feel it' posted Aug-2008
The lochs getting a lot colder now-to the point where you can't swim for more than about 10 minutes without getting cold. And turning blue.
RoseR
reply to 'When do you feel it' posted Aug-2008
Rossfra8 wrote:The lochs getting a lot colder now-to the point where you can't swim for more than about 10 minutes without getting cold. And turning blue.
I know waht you mean, at 5.30am this morning I could only manage 10 mins in the sea :lol:
I'm a laydee
RossF
reply to 'When do you feel it' posted Aug-2008
Your obviously not trying hard enough!
Topic last updated on 28-August-2008 at 13:39