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By *enarde OP   Man
6 days ago

Barnsley

It struck me today whilst waiting for the rain to start

I recall as a kid those hot days when it rained and it always knocked up a good thunderstorm and lightening

Now I simply can’t recall when we last had one

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By *ph1956Man
6 days ago

COLCHESTER

I too recall watching a good electrical thunderstorm. Seeing the fork lightening coming towards me.

Just doesn't seem to happen anymore. At least not around my way in Northeast Essex.

I understand that there was a risk of danger when the lightening strikes earth.

But they were tremendous to watch.

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By *astguy7Man
6 days ago

Ross on Wye

Love a thunderstorm. Sit in the conservatory with windows open and the rain belting down on the roof.

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By *lueoscarMan
6 days ago

alfreton/chesterfield

I bet Thomaz Chris and Stav know why

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By *astguy7Man
6 days ago

Ross on Wye


"I bet Thomaz Chris and Stav know why "

All 3 could shelter from the storm with me. Can't promise they wouldn't get wet tho.

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By *orny35Man
6 days ago

Cork

I don’t know but I used to prefer the sunny days with a clear blue sky…rare to see a fully clear blue sky anymore

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By *ph1956Man
6 days ago

COLCHESTER


"I don’t know but I used to prefer the sunny days with a clear blue sky…rare to see a fully clear blue sky anymore"

Does that mean you're a

"Blue Sky Thinker"

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By *ngel50TV/TS
6 days ago

Kinross


"I don’t know but I used to prefer the sunny days with a clear blue sky…rare to see a fully clear blue sky anymore"

You should have visited Scotland all of May... fantastic weather and full blue sky

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By *ngel50TV/TS
6 days ago

Kinross


"I don’t know but I used to prefer the sunny days with a clear blue sky…rare to see a fully clear blue sky anymore

You should have visited Scotland all of May... fantastic weather and full blue sky"

Nothing like the summers of 1976 & 1977 though unfortunately

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By *adBod1986Man
6 days ago

Runcorn


"I bet Thomaz Chris and Stav know why

All 3 could shelter from the storm with me. Can't promise they wouldn't get wet tho."

Much rather have Lucy Verasamy, Sarah Keith Lucas and Laura Tobin ha.

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By *onmar01Couple (MM)
6 days ago

Bargoed


"I don’t know but I used to prefer the sunny days with a clear blue sky…rare to see a fully clear blue sky anymore

You should have visited Scotland all of May... fantastic weather and full blue sky

Nothing like the summers of 1976 & 1977 though unfortunately "

Showing your age now lol

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By *enarde OP   Man
3 days ago

Barnsley


"I don’t know but I used to prefer the sunny days with a clear blue sky…rare to see a fully clear blue sky anymore

You should have visited Scotland all of May... fantastic weather and full blue sky

Nothing like the summers of 1976 & 1977 though unfortunately

Showing your age now lol"

I remember those days

But in fairness they get imprinted as you can enjoy them

We are always at work now

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By *vmarisaTV/TS
3 days ago

Motherwell

It was the building up to the storm, thunder and lightning that I loved, you can still get that electrical charge in the air and the frisson that seems to surround your body in Portugal and Italy I have noticed, but not the same as it used to be up in the hills in Scotland. Mx

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By *ammy57Man
3 days ago

Stevenage

Saw a series of videos on YouTube where people are pretending to be Thor and going out in the rain trying to time it right so they point at the sky as lightning strikes.

Some of the lunatics even pointing rakes at the sky!!

I never realised the Darwin awards were so hotly contested...!

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 days ago

Llandrindod Wells

We certainly seem to have less thunderstorms than we used to. I believe we have had one this year here and that was around March time which is a bit unusual, as thunderstorms tend to be a summer phenomenon. I'm a bit sceptical about global warming but the climate is forever changing. Still I suppose it has been doing that since the day the Earth came into existance.

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By *eefandfurMan
3 days ago

Edinburgh

The clean air acts and the removal of coal as domestic heating had a massive impact on the UK weather. Especially noticeable if you compare 1970s to now.

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By *vmarisaTV/TS
3 days ago

Motherwell


"We certainly seem to have less thunderstorms than we used to. I believe we have had one this year here and that was around March time which is a bit unusual, as thunderstorms tend to be a summer phenomenon. I'm a bit sceptical about global warming but the climate is forever changing. Still I suppose it has been doing that since the day the Earth came into existance."

Yes huni but I don't think you can ignore signs like the trees blooming earlier every year, these huge glaciers melting and moving and the overall strange turn our weather has taken with extremely hot days ,rain and cold winds happening here anyway on the same day. Something is afoot and the climate has changed from what it was and during our life time. Mx

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By *ildwestheroMan
3 days ago

Llandrindod Wells


"We certainly seem to have less thunderstorms than we used to. I believe we have had one this year here and that was around March time which is a bit unusual, as thunderstorms tend to be a summer phenomenon. I'm a bit sceptical about global warming but the climate is forever changing. Still I suppose it has been doing that since the day the Earth came into existance.

Yes huni but I don't think you can ignore signs like the trees blooming earlier every year, these huge glaciers melting and moving and the overall strange turn our weather has taken with extremely hot days ,rain and cold winds happening here anyway on the same day. Something is afoot and the climate has changed from what it was and during our life time. Mx "

Like I did say, Marisa, the climate is forever changing. No two years seem to be the same. One year a very wet winter with endless flooding, and a hot dry summer. Then a cold dry winter and a gloomy damp summer. When I was a youngster we used to get weeks of snow but now it has usually vanished in a couple of days. I remember ice about 4 inches thick on water tanks whereas now it is just a thin layer. At the moment we have, here at least, experienced 4 cool wet days of June whereas April and May we far hotter and mostly dry.

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
3 days ago

Bristol East


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Now I simply can’t recall when we last had one

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There was one here in Bristol 2 or 3 weekends ago

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By *uffolkngoodMan
3 days ago

Felixstowe

I'm just back from the south of France and we had three days where there were thunderstorms late afternoon.

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By *ph1956Man
3 days ago

COLCHESTER

I remember the winter of 1963 and the Summer of 1976 two very extreme opposite weather years!

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By *om8000Man
3 days ago

sheffield

It’s because the government seed the sky to create the rain to suit the radical weather rhetoric. And the chem trails those too

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By *starMan
3 days ago

Frampton on Severn


"

Now I simply can’t recall when we last had one

There was one here in Bristol 2 or 3 weekends ago"

Yes, pissed all over my freshly applied paint

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By *leepflowerMan
3 days ago

Leek

Probably chemtrails or something.

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By *matoMan
3 days ago

somewhere around there

No thunderstorms?

I must have dreamed the one near me few months ago that sent few roof tiles flying around, and dismantled a scafolding like it was made of matchsticks.

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By *starMan
3 days ago

Frampton on Severn

For fun, check out lightningmaps dot org, see where all the lightning is in real time.

Big storm over southern Germany at the moment.

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By *etterbiggerMan
2 days ago

Scunthorpe


"For fun, check out lightningmaps dot org, see where all the lightning is in real time.

Big storm over southern Germany at the moment."

Brexit

We are not European anymore so not entitled to European weather

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By *ub460Man
2 days ago

S. Derbys

We've had few in the East Midlands this year. Have enjoyed watching the lightning.

What I can't get my head around is why I'm always thinking of cock, of men fucking and cumming inside me, yet when I see Lucy Verasamy on the weather I'm really turned on?? I find her so hot. I really,really want to fuck her, even though I think of myself as a gay bottom guy????

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By *airFetishMan
2 days ago

Maldon

Thunderstorms make me horny. Bring them on!

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By *ogwhammerMan
2 days ago

Rainham KENT

Since 2007 we have an aged 71 lightening days per year. This is about 4% less than in the previous 50 years.

Possible Reasons: Some possible explanations for this decline include changes in weather patterns like "Spanish plume" events, which are characterized by warm air from the Iberian plateau, and potentially reduced frequency of these patterns due to factors like less Arctic sea ice.

Future Projections: Despite the recent decrease, UK Climate Projections suggest that lightning might increase in the spring and summer in the future due to climate change, while decreasing in the autumn and showing little change in winter.

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By *lueshirt1Man
2 days ago

Berwick upon Tweed/East lothian/Edinburgh

I have a reasonably new Roberts Wifi radio thats can pick up thousands of stations worldwide. I typed in thunderstorm in the search and it brought up stations that just play the sound of thunderstorms. Very relaxing lying on bed just listening to that.

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By *airFetishMan
2 days ago

Maldon


"We certainly seem to have less thunderstorms than we used to. I believe we have had one this year here and that was around March time which is a bit unusual, as thunderstorms tend to be a summer phenomenon. I'm a bit sceptical about global warming but the climate is forever changing. Still I suppose it has been doing that since the day the Earth came into existance."

Pointing out that the climate has always changed is like pointing out that the Earth revolves around the sun - it’s a given that doesn’t need restating. The issue now is the rapidity of that change, which is unprecedented in human experience, and that we are the cause. That, is the problem.

Being sceptical of CC is akin to being sceptical of tectonic plate science.

But bring on the thunderstorms.

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By *ilke500Man
2 days ago

edinburgh


"I bet Thomaz Chris and Stav know why

All 3 could shelter from the storm with me. Can't promise they wouldn't get wet tho."

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By *esbackMan
2 days ago

currently in Aberdeenshire

Lived in Darwin NT for a couple of years—-

Now they were thunderstorms - you could set your clock by them!!

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By *arcusUK2Man
2 days ago

Winchester

Greta Thunberg has deemed them dangerous, so they're being rationed. Just had one in Southern Hampshire, because we don't listen to her here.

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By *ildwestheroMan
2 days ago

Llandrindod Wells

According to the local forecast [never very reliable] we were due a thunderstorm today. Hasn't happened so far. Did get a very heavy shower that I managed to get caught in and thoroughly soaked.

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By *avewill1Man
2 days ago

wilts

We had a thunderstorm in Wiltshire last week

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By *eepeter4Man
2 days ago

Bournemouth


"We had a thunderstorm in Wiltshire last week "
wow did it make front page news of the Wiltshire evening news

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By *ogwhammerMan
2 days ago

Rainham KENT


"We had a thunderstorm in Wiltshire last week wow did it make front page news of the Wiltshire evening news"

No it’ll appear round about July 2026 as breaking news

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By *haron1701ETV/TS
21 hours ago

Southport

Just an absolutely massive thunderclap here, about 3 minutes ago. But it's not raining and there doesn't seem to be any substantial clouds???

At least I hope it was thunder

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By *arcusUK2Man
15 hours ago

Winchester


"Just an absolutely massive thunderclap here, about 3 minutes ago. But it's not raining and there doesn't seem to be any substantial clouds???

At least I hope it was thunder "

That was my orgasm. Sorry about the noise.

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
3 hours ago

Bristol East

"A yellow warning for thunderstorms has been issued by the Met Office for large parts of England and Wales.

The warning, which covers the majority of southern England, parts of the Midlands and most of south Wales, comes into effect from 09:00 BST on Saturday and lasts until 18:00."

- BBC

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