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    1. pajamakitten on

      Climate change in action. People might like it until they realise crops are impacted, both yield and price, come autumn. People still will not listen when you say climate change is happening now and that it will only get worse due to positive feedback mechanisms. Anyone who thinks net zero by 2050 is a good plan does not realise that we have already passed the 2C threshold that scientists have been worried about. Life is going to get a lot harder because good harvests will already be a thing of the past come 2050.

    2. newnortherner21 on

      It won’t stop moaning when it rains next weekend, if the forecast is correct. Even though it is to be expected being a bank holiday.

    3. Last year was pretty crappy in terms of sunny days but atleast the climate activist numptys were quiet. This year I have a feeling they are going to be very annoying.

    4. Sat here in the Azores, where we have had only 2 fully sunny days this year so far, raining daily and if it’s not raining it’s misty or thick fog. Gardening is a wipe out…. grass is growing OK though so the cows are happy.

      But I keep hearing about how the UK is ‚boiling‘, ‚roasting‘ and ‚cooking‘ on the main stream… so I looked at [windy.com](http://windy.com) – where most people here look for weather updates…. I see it is around 10-12 degrees… hardly meets any dire descriptions in the British Press . Don’t worry about rain. It’s with you at the weekend 🙂

      Then no doubt the papers will be telling you of the deluges, floods and warning everyone to make an ark.

    5. SixRoundsTilDeath on

      While climate change exists, I remember some really good springs and summers 20 years ago. Looks to be a good one this year!

    6. Last year was particularly bad though. It was endless rain last summer. Now it’s opposite with almost no rain.

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