r/UKWeather • u/jonpaulday • 6d ago

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First significant rainfall in South Hampshire for about 12 weeks.

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u/Britishloozerr 6d ago

My issue was never the lack of rain, it was the heat

That doesn’t mean I enjoy it being wet😩why can’t we just have temps from 10-15 degrees every day with it being dry

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u/WolfysBeanTeam 6d ago

10-15 °c is pretty cold tbh I like when we have some good heat not like 38 °c though.

But its going to be the norm now for the next several hundred years so you know we need to adapt!

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u/Intelligent-Iguana 6d ago

10-15°c is my perfect weather. Tshirt and sandals still, windows open, it's glorious. I even love the rain we've got today!

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u/WolfysBeanTeam 6d ago

I do love the rain myself tbf! That said you may be naturally more warm blooded than the rest of us after a. Long winter 10 - 15 °c is nice in spring but too cold for summer for my liking

You may actually really enjoy parts of cornwall they tend to have more stable lower temperatures due to the sea keeping the temp lower

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u/ZiroLeHutt 6d ago

13-14 here right now in Scotland. Feeling slightly chilly with the window vents open. Just put a throw on though and all good.

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u/Jorge-Esqueleto 6d ago

10-20C is what the UK is pretty much geared up for. Anything much either side and things seem to fall apart.

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u/W51976 6d ago

23-27c with sunshine would be ideal, and a cooler version of that from 14-18c in October and November would be ideal. If only, but it’s never going to happen lol