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**tethys**

http://www.clickgreen.org.uk/news/nation...-come.html

Most notably both Wales and Northern Ireland recorded the coldest November night since records began.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-01-05...s-ago.html

Britain Had Its Coldest December Since Records Began 100 Years Ago.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13269741

Last month was the UK's warmest April on record, the Met Office has said.

**Joshua Flynn** · (This post was last modified: 05-03-2011 07:46 PM by Joshua Flynn.)

We had a shill on sometime earlier trying to make out the person was lying when they said that the hot weather in the UK was unusual. LOP guest account and really, really tried to kept hammering the thread.

I figured, of course, the hot weather is unusual and they are scared witless about it.

But not at all surprising. Because if it got out the weather was extreme and unusual, maybe people might click on that there is probably a food shortage inbound.

**Magic Number**

Its like the weather in the UK is 2 months in advance. The cold Winter started early and April has been like a hot June. In the south I can only recall it raining once during the whole of April which is very unusual. Its normally non stop April showers.

**tethys**

Joshua Flynn Wrote:

We had a shill on sometime earlier trying to make out the person was lying when they said that the hot weather in the UK was unusual. LOP guest account and really, really tried to kept hammering the thread.

I figured, of course, the hot weather is unusual and they are scared witless about it.

But not at all surprising. Because if it got out the weather was extreme and unusual, maybe people might click on that there is probably a food shortage inbound.

Shills can't argue once they are presented with facts.

**Joshua Flynn** · (This post was last modified: 05-03-2011 07:59 PM by Joshua Flynn.)

tethys Wrote:

Shills can't argue once they are presented with facts.

I consider shilling to be a sign that what the other person is saying is true.

BBC news on the TV mentioned about (I think) Chew Lake starting to get low. It won't be long before the drought element is realised. Once the drought gets into full swing, the food shortage will not be far behind.

**tethys**

Joshua Flynn Wrote:

I consider shilling to be a sign that what the other person is saying is true.

BBC news on the TV mentioned about (I think) Chew Lake starting to get low. It won't be long before the drought element is realised. Once the drought gets into full swing, the food shortage will not be far behind.

What makes you think that there will be a drought, June can be a pretty wet month (Glastonbury).

**OTOC**

Likely to have some nice rain at the weekend.. Possible extreme storms, Supercells and possibly tornado if the outlook stays the same.

Need to wait a few more days to really get risk factors but at current we are looking at the weekend for the winds to turn southerly and bring rain in from the bay of biscay.

**tethys**

The Janitor. Wrote:

Likely to have some nice rain at the weekend.. Possible extreme storms, Supercells and possibly tornado if the outlook stays the same.

Need to wait a few more days to really get risk factors but at current we are looking at the weekend for the winds to turn southerly and bring rain in from the bay of biscay.

The garden needs it - you need a pneumatic drill to dig the garden at the moment!

**Joshua Flynn**

tethys Wrote:

What makes you think that there will be a drought, June can be a pretty wet month (Glastonbury).

Well, part of the logic for that is circular reasoning. But it works.

1) We've had extreme snowstorms and extreme weather fronts. If one proposes that the sun is responsible for these (and it's swinging to this extreme) there's a good chance it can swing to the other extreme (no snow, no rain, no extreme wind - nothing).

2) Monitoring the skies from home, I have not seen any naturally occurring clouds. If I was to eliminate the days where chemtrails had formed into clouds (making it overcast), there would actually be very, very, few clouds over all. But the previous month was known for it's showers. No showers occurred - only very nominal rain.

3) US reports of droughts in the south coupled with the Texan forest fires. Last year we had the massive forest fire of Russia that destroyed a bulk of wheat crops too.

4) BBC report of the the reservoir being depleted in the UK. This early on is a bad sign.

The circular logic?

5) The food shortage can't occur unless a drought happens [so naturally, I have to predict that as part of the entirety of it].

**Joshua Flynn**

tethys Wrote:

The garden needs it - you need a pneumatic drill to dig the garden at the moment!

Rain collecters. We have them. But we're getting through them particularly fast - the bigger one is about roughly at half - normally the units are overflowing.

**OTOC**

tethys Wrote:

The garden needs it - you need a pneumatic drill to dig the garden at the moment!

No kidding!

March rainfall total 2.8mm
April rainfall total: 0.6mm
May rainfall total: 0.2mm

**OTOC**

Joshua Flynn Wrote:

tethys Wrote:
The garden needs it - you need a pneumatic drill to dig the garden at the moment!

Rain collecters. We have them. But we're getting through them particularly fast - the bigger one is about roughly at half - normally the units are overflowing.

40 gallons of about 140 remaining.

And that is just used on the plants, nothing on the grass.

The pond has lost near 50 gallons of water as well.

**808hawk** · **808hawk** ∆ User ID: 27105 05-03-2011 08:21 PM **Posts: 2,399**

ahh, a thread about the british weather. moran workers look out, we have you now.
chuckle

**Talon** · (This post was last modified: 05-03-2011 08:24 PM by Talon.)

Joshua Flynn Wrote:

We had a shill on sometime earlier trying to make out the person was lying when they said that the hot weather in the UK was unusual. LOP guest account and really, really tried to kept hammering the thread.

I figured, of course, the hot weather is unusual and they are scared witless about it.

But not at all surprising. Because if it got out the weather was extreme and unusual, maybe people might click on that there is probably a food shortage inbound.

Must be the same dude who went after my snow in New Mexico thread yesterday.

Oh, yes. Aaaalll is noooormal....

chuckle

**Joshua Flynn** · (This post was last modified: 05-03-2011 08:29 PM by Joshua Flynn.)

The Janitor. Wrote:

40 gallons of about 140 remaining.

And that is just used on the plants, nothing on the grass.

The pond has lost near 50 gallons of water as well.

Believe it or not... I had not anticipated a water shortage in the UK.

I forgot we had years where there were hosepipe bans and water concerns...

...In-fact, I recall one man (I think a MP's) complaint that the water supply system in the UK was inadequate. If there is no water supply [due to drought], then I actually have no plan for this situation, which is admittedly unusual.