Not sure who was happier out walking early doors, me or the dog.
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Do you put socks on his/her paws in hot weather? Must be hell for their paw pads walking on hot pavements.
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Mine had some life in him this morning for the first time in a week lol grumpy old git
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Actually you're right,it should be a real mare for their paws...I was jumping today barefoot on a hot sand on the beach like a mountain deer,so can imagine how it feels for poor dogs
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It blisters their paw pads.
I'm lucky where I live It's all country side so can keep him off tarmac.
Still I avoid taking him out if over 20 degrees, he'll run himself ragged even in 32 degree heat if I let him.
Boots are definitely no. Just because he's weird about having his paws touched. I've never met a border collie that wasn't a bit weird tbh.
Freaking Ants everywhere!
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You'll never believe but that's what I just was saying in Germany, we made a stop and those ants were everywhere there
Also, I've been to Milan last two days and today was travelling from Milan to Zurich and we made a stop in high mountains to see the melting glacier with an ice cave ,so my weather was changing during those couple of days: + 26/28° C and sun, then 18°C with rain, then +9°C and +6° with clouds (in mountains), don't know how exactly but even colder inside of ice cave, and finally +22° in Zurich... can't believe I survived
now it's comfortable+17°C in Germany but I'm already scared to see the weather tomorrow in Poland
Storm Floris: Travel disrupted and trees blown down as Storm Floris brings gusts of up to 80mph
More than 22,000 customers are without power in northern Scotland, while video shows a plane struggling to land at Leeds airport.
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Why weather forecasters often get it wrong - or appear to
The accuracy of forecasting has improved enormously - and AI promises further advances. But there are certain challenges in finding ways to share that mass of data with viewers
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I'm going to the air conditioned cinema tommorow night and working in my air conditioned office...
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Even hotter in London especially with the heat islands. In the office tomorrow also air con. Start early and finish early. Met line trains actually have air con.
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It's comfortably warm but not hot in Warsaw 
Be careful with air conditioning though, I fell ill after visiting office where someone turn on air conditioning on full (also was drinking ice cocktails and singing karaoke on a party the same evening but I doubt it damaged my health
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Be careful with air conditioning though, I fell ill after visiting office where someone turn on air conditioning on full (also was drinking ice cocktails and singing karaoke on a party the same evening but I doubt it damaged my health
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Thunderstorms, and a full eclipse/blood moon.
Right, who's been burning the black candles and using all the chalk?
Right, who's been burning the black candles and using all the chalk?
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Storm Amy hits UK with heavy rain and strong winds
An amber warning is in place for parts of Scotland while a lower level yellow warning is issued for much of the rest of the UK.
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Sunny but gusty winds.
'We were having dinner when a tree crashed into our house'
A mum said it was "miraculous" that nobody was injured in the incident during an Amber weather alert in Scotland.
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This headline made me laugh a bit, the fact that it made the front page of the BBC website.
During the Great Storm of 87, nearly everyone shared accomodation with a tree. We were lucky that the 300 ft redwoods by the house that were ten ft thick survived unscathed, but other trees Round our property were destroyed including a pine tree that fell exactly parallel with the house.
Took us three days before we were able to drive out the gate
