English weather has been great this past week! do you think we will have this all summer?

Question

English weather has been great this past week! do you think we will have this all summer?

Answer 1

95 was the last one? We had a heat wave the year before last.

Answer 2

Probably not.

It always teases us, then it's rubbish.

Answer 3

we should be so lucky!!

~x~

Answer 4

lol,nope.b+q will run out of bbqs,tesco asda will sell all there bread rolls and burgers,and woolworths will be cleaned out of paddleing pools!

then it will rain

Answer 5

hello, i am god. i can assure you that it will be like this all summer long.

But shall yuo upset me in any way. I will pour it down

aaaarghhh!

Answer 6

well, in England i don't know.

But in Portugal, we don't have a decent summer, for the last 8 years.

In fact, for the last 8 years, the weather in Portugal is being very changed.

Normally, we use to have, since May until mid September warm and sun, and that's why we have so many tourism.

Nowadays we have good sun and warm olny for a 1 and 1/2 month (June and July) and August starts rainy and cold.

At the beginnings of September we have a extremely hot weather that goes for two weeks, and then starts rain and cold again.

In Lisbon area, for the last 5 years, we are having some days in winter that snows.

That was a very rare happening just 10 years ago

PS - watch the Al Gore's movie...

Answer 7

I think that judging by what usually happens - this will be our summer, so enjoy it while it lasts!

Answer 8

HOPE SO..ANYTHINGS BETTER THAN LAST YEARS SO CALLED SUMMER. JUST BEEN FOR A WALK ALONG THE BEACH AND IT'S JUST BEAUTIFUL...THANK YOU GOD!!!!

J.

Answer 9

Not remember last Easter ? i got bunt last Easter then it rained rest of the summer

Answer 10

i do hope so, last year was really bad.

Answer 11

no we always end up having a lot of rain after a few nice days

Answer 12

would be nice but i wouldn't run to the betting shop and place a bet.

Answer 13

We are overdue a long hot summer. 95 was the last great one from June to September.

Answer 14

High pressure has ridged in,  accounting for the drier conditions you are now experienced but by the 11th of May an area of low pressure is expected to move in.   Expect moister conditions,  though right now temperatures across the area have been near normal.