Did it just rain, or did I imagine it?

[Seadog]

My workshop is now wetter inside than out. I've spent a fun hour, dressed in my oilies, putting a new tarp over it. What fun I had, especially with a stapler that was jamming every few staples. Note to self: Don't buy Tacwise staples, the Stanley ones have never given me any problems.

I think that I need a new pair of deckies too

 

[Parm]

Looks like you’ve had a gentleman’s accident

 

[Hood]

Typical WAFI, afraid of getting wet

 

[Johnnybravo]

Well, that’s your cover blown, Papa Smurf….

 

[roblane65]

Its not rained here !

 

[Johnnybravo]

It persisted it down here. Just started again. Road down the hill into Newenden was like a river. Looks like The White Hart got the floorboards washed again….

 

[Milkybars]

@Seadog about 4" inches in about 1hr or so ..good job i cleared some of the gutters last week !!

 

[Seadog]

Typical WAFI, afraid of getting wet

If only you knew how untrue that statement is. For me, at least

 

[RichardM]

Rain, not had any for over a week now

 

[Migmac]

Rain, not had any serious amount for a few weeks now. The loch on my beat is down 26ft from normal levels.

 

[Pete.]

I think it rained...

Rob Day on Instagram: "#climatechange reaches East London…."

205 likes, 23 comments - r0bday on July 25, 2021: "#climatechange reaches East London….".

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[redlig]

Looks like you’ve had a gentleman’s accident

If he has and it was that colour he should get medical help quickly.

 

[Seadog]

Porphyria

 

[Mick Annick]

Youngest has just sent me a picture of a guy kayaking down the road in Walthamstow

 

[Seadog]

There were quite a few flooded roads. It made for interesting driving. I was very gratified to see BMW driver stuck in a dip. He'd obviously tried to drive through too quickly, and flooded the engine bay Apparently a section of the A406, Charlie Briwn's roundabout, had subsidence, leaving some cars in 4,' of water.

 

[Barking Mat]

London flooded deliberately​

26th July 2021

THE rest of the UK has agreed that London should be deliberately reclaimed as an aquatic habitat for the benefit of the country.
Following a trial period of heavy flooding at the weekend that has left homes, roads and Tube stations underwater, residents of Manchester, Edinburgh and Swindon agreed that it should not stop there.

Joanna Kramer of Nottingham said: “You know how there’s those sunken oil tankers that are an environmental disaster but become a haven for coral and fish and that? Same energy.
“London can’t be saved. By allowing it to slip beneath the waves we can at least preserve its architectural grandeur, which will look way better covered in coral with fish slipping in and out of Westminster than the state it’s in currently.

“Its current inhabitants can either cling on to a half-life on the upper floors of the ruined Shard, hunting fish in the submerged ruins of Tate Modern, or leave. Either way they’ll be happier.
“Tourists will love cruising around the city and going for Buckingham Palace scuba-dives. The rest of Britain gets an economic boost and a fresh start. We should have done it years ago.”
Nathan Muir of Hoxton said: “I’m running a pop-up rum bar every weekend in the flooded remains of Fabric. And now it’ll be even more exclusive.”

Just for you Graham...