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  • Why are we having such good weather at the moment?
  • WorldClassAccident
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    The weather here (Southampton) changed from perpetual rain to sunshine almost the moment they started the Corvid restrictions. Why?

    Theory 1
    The weathermen are all stuck at home so can’t update the weather charts

    Theory 2
    The weather is far more influenced by mans actions that previously thought and stopping almost all planes and massive drop in other emissions have changed the normal* weather patterns.

    Please add your own theories………

    *’normal’ weather patterns have only been used in weather modelling since after planes were in common use so would have counted the planes and pollution as part of normal. As polution has got worse recently we have been having more extreme weather. A month or so of shut down and the weather is calm again.

    perchypanther
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    The universe has a delicious sense of irony?

    mickyfinn
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    month or so of shut down and the weather is calm again.

    Across the whole world or just where you are 😉

    mogrim
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    Because we’ve got all the rain in Spain. And it’s not just falling on the plain.

    johndoh
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    It’s spring? I know, it’s a bit out there as far as theories go.

    brakes
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    I’m not a lawyer, but I’d say Theory 1 is more plausible

    Onzadog
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    More likely it’s just sods law

    hotstuff
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    We’ve had good weather at this time of year for a while now. I’ve been down in Norfolk for Easter for a few years now and it’s been glorious. I seem to remember temperatures in excess of 30 degrees two years ago.

    ta11pau1
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    *dons tin foil hat*

    Air traffic reduction etc won’t have had that sudden an impact on, well anything.

    I believe it’s called the law of sod.

    April last year it was mid-20’s temperature so not exactly unusual weather.

    Onzadog
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    Mother nature created this pandemic to purge the real virus from her surface. We (mostly) all fought back by staying indoors.

    Sunny weather is just her next chess move in response to ours.

    zippykona
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    It’s generally nice up til Mrs Zip’s birthday (May 5) then it all goes horribly wrong.

    DaveyBoyWonder
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    An area of high pressure?

    alibongo001
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    A more mundane reason might be due to an area of stubborn high pressure forcing all the storms to go South of the UK for a few weeks

    Right tin foil hats back on!!

    Caher
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    There’s been a massive high stuck over Scandinavia for about 3 weeks.

    kayak23
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    I was a bit chilly this morning in the old gilet. Makes you think.

    CaptainFlashheart
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    5G CHEMTRAILS INFECTING THE WATER SUPPLY! WAKE UP, SHEEPLE!

    eddiebaby
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    I was a bit chilly this morning in the old gilet. Makes you think.

    My gran had one of those. Can’t you have an indoor gilet installed?

    franksinatra
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    UV kills coronavirus, we now have lots of UV. Makes you think.

    Trimix
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    Who cares why, make the most of it while you can 🙂

    (assuming your local trails are nice)

    tenfoot
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    Mother nature created this pandemic to purge the real virus from her surface. We (mostly) all fought back by staying indoors.

    Sunny weather is just her next chess move in response to ours.

    This. Or rather, the higher being running the simulation we’re all living in is having some fun.

    perchypanther
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    UV kills coronavirus, we now have lots of UV. Makes you think.

    We should inject ourselves with UV.

    Klunk
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    5G CHEMTRAILS INFECTING THE WATER SUPPLY! WAKE UP, SHEEPLE!

    yeah it’s always windier @ wind turbine sites, makes yer think!

    perchypanther
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    it’s always windier @ wind turbine sites,

    It wouldn’t be if they switched those big fans off.

    kerley
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    Seem to remember it being rather nice around this time last year too, very dry when riding until May when it got muddy again.

    oikeith
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    Looking at my Strava for this time last year and the year before says this is normal as I was doing lots of riding in places I wouldnt ride if wet.

    chakaping
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    Don’t jinx it by talking about it.

    redmex
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    Sparks in 1974 Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth, pretty good tune it’s on my playlist

    johndoh
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    We’ve had good weather at this time of year for a while now. I’ve been down in Norfolk for Easter for a few years now and it’s been glorious. I seem to remember temperatures in excess of 30 degrees two years ago.

    Yeah, that year we came back from a month in Oz to pouring rain (in the middle of April) then suddenly it turned and it barely rained again for the entire summer – by August our garden was bone dry and there was 2” gaps between the lawn and the patio where it had contracted so much. IIRC we had a dreadful winter that year too, just like we have come out of this year.

    mtbqwerty
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    Since the roll out of 5G, chemtrails are no longer needed…therefore no clouds

    jamesoz
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    Yep, been decent for a while now at this time of year. Usually book a week’s lads bike holiday (North Wales Scotland etc) in early may, been perfect weather for all bar a few.
    After carefully waterproofing my kit it’s more often we have to worry about sunburn rather than a soaking.

    stevied
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    We should inject ourselves with UV.

    Or disinfectant, as suggested by Dr Trump:
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-52407177

    Perhaps Coronavirus causes sunshine and clear skies.

    Have there been any studies?

    toby1
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    Jetstream stuff surely?

    Cougar
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    You’re unaware of how seasons work?

    thisisnotaspoon
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    There is a weather effect where it rains more often at weekends* because particulates build up and give water vapor somewhere to nucleate. No pollution, no particulates, less rain.

    *Strictly speaking it’s the other way round, it rains less on weekdays as it’s a delayed effect of less pollution, if you have enough pollution it rains late in the week and all through the weekend until the particulates are diminished then stops on Monday.

    Certainly seems brighter than normal, even in a high pressure you normally get a haze as the pollution and water vapor can’t rise, and after weeks of it the smog and pollution should really be building up by now? But instead it’s blue sky from horizon to horizon.

    maccruiskeen
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    Clouds are made of 100% chem-trails and it only rains every time Captain Flashheart flushes the toilet.

    johndoh
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    It wouldn’t be if they switched those big fans off.

    Yeah, I often wonder how much electricity it takes to run them versus the amount of power they generate.

    thisisnotaspoon
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    wrong thread

    perchypanther
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    it only rains every time Captain Flashheart flushes the toilet.

    That explains the good weather.

    As he’s working from home, he’s out pissing in the garden, wearing his special slippers

    dannyh
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    Mother Nature is just twisting the knife a little now she hopes that we might actually be shocked into mending our ways?

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