It is simply way too hot to blog at the moment.
Don’t worry, I’m sure the British summer will soon end!

As the UK closes down due to a few inches of snow, its nice to know that our democracy goes on, despite the lack of “hundreds” of MPs and peers.
It seems that they were really prepared for the snow as well.
At least it shows us just how much global warming is really happening…

It’s snowing. Snowing heavily. And the snow is settling. In October!
And it was lovely and sunny at lunch time, and then raining as I cycled home.
Crazy weather!

I had to get up earlier than normal this morning for the purpose of a St John duty. Nothing that unusual there, apart from the darkness of the surroundings as I headed out to pick up the ambulance.
Today is, of course, the last day for a few weeks when it will be pitch black at 7am in the morning. Because, if anyone is not quite awake and needs the regular reminder, 7am today will be the equivalent of 6am tomorrow. Don’t forget to change your clocks!
The last week of British …

They said it would snow today! They lied. Bastards. I wanted snow, and they got my hopes up but failed to deliver! Even this morning they were saying there would be snow! But none came, and now I feel let down.
I prefer Jeremy Paxman’s weather forecasts anyway:

It has finally been a nice summer’s day – just as summer is coming to an end. But at least it fell on a Bank Holiday so that as many people as possible can enjoy one of the few days of summer we in Britain get! I envy you in Sicily, Welshcakes!
But it’s summertime and the weather is fine…

… the old man is snoring …
And Britain is having a wet summer, as always:
Britain is on course for the wettest summer on record, forecasters say.Since the start of June, 313mm of rain has fallen. According to the Met Office it could only take a few more showers between now and the end of the month to break the record, 329mm set in 1927.Although the weekend is set to be dry, forecasters believe this will only be a respite, and there are growing fears of a repetition of the flooding …

Apparently our summer has been and gone.
“The hottest day of the year, with temperatures reaching 30.3C in London on Sunday, was followed at the other end of the country by yet another emergency caused by torrential rain.And after one of the wettest summers on record, forecasters issued the gloomy prediction that the hottest weather of 2007 may have come and gone.Temperatures have taken a decisive tumble and are expected to struggle to stay in the low-20s Celsius for the remainder of the week.” (The Telegraph)
The only upside I can see …