The Nudist's Weather Report

83F w/ clouds moving in

 

A much more pleasant 26C and mostly cloudy here today. Perfect weather for me!

 

I think I'm stuck in something like Groundhog Day. The forecast for this week, clear and hot all week UNTIL Saturday and Sunday, heavy thunderstorms.

 

Sunny and warm and not so humid. A very pleasant 26C.

 

8:30 pm 98, listening to the Blues in the back yard with a nice brewski

 

22C and sunny. 26C forecasted for later. Perfect weather!

 

Well the weather forecast started changing about Thursday or so over at the club. The rain chances started dropping. Today was pretty good with about 50/50 clouds and sun but no rain. I did hit some sprinkles coming back home.

 

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Britain could hit 43C tomorrow and is on track for hottest day in history today:
Heatwave grinds trains to a halt, Met Office warns that 'thousands will die', GP surgeries and schools close and health officials warn even healthy people may be struck down

• Met Office say temperatures could climb to or above 40C (104F) today, smashing the UK's all-time record
• People are being warned to stay at home as meteorologists say the extreme heat 'poses a danger to life'
• Rail chaos in London as some Overground and Underground lines are suspended and others face delays
• London will be warmer today than the Bahamas, Jamaica, Malaga, Athens and Dakhla in Western Sahara
• UK heatwave live: Follow the latest weather news and travel updates here

The Met Office has warned that temperatures could rise even further to 43C (109F) tomorrow - with trains already cancelled, GP surgeries and schools closed amid a serious warning that fit and healthy people could die.

Its chief executive Penny Endersby confirmed 'we may well see the hottest day in the UK in history' today - beating the record of 38.7C (101.7F) set in Cambridge in July 2019 - but tomorrow is now expected to be even hotter.

With the UK set to be hotter than the Sahara Desert today, transport links in London were already grinding to a halt due to train cancellations - while roads could melt and bosses have urged employees to work from home.


Health chiefs told patients to stay away unless it is an emergency amid fears hospitals will be overwhelmed, while emergency services urged swimmers to stay away from lakes and rivers in case they face difficulties.

Schools in the likes of Nottinghamshire, Hampshire and Oxfordshire have shut while others will close early - and water providers have also warned of shortages after the hottest day of 2022 so far yesterday with 33C (91F) highs.

Professor Endersby told BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning:
'We think today we may well see the hottest day in the UK in history, with the hottest temperatures in the South East, but actually the highest temperatures we expect tomorrow, and those temperatures will be further north as that warm air pushes north.

'It's tomorrow that we're really seeing the higher chance of 40C and temperatures above that. Even possibly above that... 41C isn't off the cards. We've even got some 43Cs in the model but we're hoping it won't be as high as that.'

As health officials declared a 'national emergency', rail chaos was already affecting parts of London this morning - with the Overground suspended between Willesden Junction and Richmond, and Romford and Upminster.

On the Underground, the District, Central, Bakerloo and Jubilee lines all had severe delays while the Hammersmith & City Line was completely axed due to 'heat related restrictions' and there was no Metropolitan line between Baker Street and Aldgate. Transport for London told all passengers in the capital to avoid non-essential travel.

The scorching heat means the UK will be warmer than Nassau in the Bahamas (32C), Kingston in Jamaica (33C), Malaga in Spain (28C), Athens in Greece (35C), Albufeira in Portugal (28C) and Dakhla in the Western Sahara (24C).

Temperatures had already hit 28C (82F) in London, Essex and Hampshire by 9am this morning. As Britons camped overnight at Bournemouth beach for the best spot today amid what forecasters called an 'exceptional hot spell':

• The Met Office urged people to do 'as little as possible' to avoid dire health risks as the 'red warning' began;
• Rail passengers were urged to travel only if 'necessary' and gritters were sent out to stop roads melting;
• Wildfires swept through parched grassland after days of dry and roasting conditions in 'tinderbox' Britain;
• There is now a 90 per cent chance of the all-time UK temperature record being broken today or tomorrow;
• Water providers including Affinity, Anglian and South East reported supply issues due to the hot weather.

Professor Endersby said today that such extreme temperatures are not expected beyond tomorrow, but that the Met Office will then be monitoring the possibility of drought in the coming months.

'Well, we certainly don't see these very hot temperatures persisting past Tuesday, so we're expecting a big drop in temperature, mercifully, overnight into Wednesday - down 10 or 12 degrees on what it has been the days before.

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Good morning from Colwyn Bay North Wales UK HIP friends.
It's hotting up here, and I am going to take it EASY!

27C at the moment at 10.06AM.

 

36C and sunny. It feels like I am sitting in a oven!

At least it's dry heat, not humid.

 

38C and continuous sunshine as I type.

Thankfully cooler tomorrow.

Edit - No sooner hit Enter, and it's now 39C

 

Currently 76f, today 96f and sunny, with a heat index of 101f.

 

72 and cloudy here in Milaca Mn.

 

26C and fairly cloudy. Perfect weather for me to enjoy nudism without melting!

 

90 in Michigan

 

21C and mostly cloudy, and very nice after what we had earlier in the week.

 

The Midnight Sun from The Twilight Zone.

 

74F at 5am and a nice soft breeze coming in through the screens. It will be up in the 90's again today.

 

On our way to a mid 20s high with partial sunshine. Perfect weather.

 

86f in Baltimore Maryland.

 

Mostly Cloudy, 22C.