The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

20 degrees predicted for next Friday!

That's the 6th of October!

Now adjusted down to 19 degrees.

But 22 degrees predicted for tomorrow.

21 degrees predicted for next Tuesday.

Which'll be in the second half of October.

Mere weeks before Christmas.

They just said on the BBC that it could get up to 25°C here this weekend.


9°C in Aberdeen.

It's now sunny here but very gusty.

16 C forecast here in Glasgow. Where it will be raining all day.

It's 23 degrees out there!

I noticed it was pleasantly mild when I walked to Sainsburys earlier.

No warm temperatures expected in the next week.

Not so mild on my shopping trip today. And I got rained on a bit.

Frost on the ground and condensation on the windows.

A cold bright sunny morning, like yesterday. Yesterday was the coldest day of the autumn so far.

It sure was taters yesterday.

Surprisingly wintery.

The sun is now out and blazing away.

Bright cold sunny day yesterday.

Cold grey misty morning today.

Chilly when I was out this morning. Chilly but humid - horrible combo. I like a crisp morning in the autumn.

There are three acceptable states of weather.

Above 20c and sunny, whether bright or hazy, no clouds, little to no breeze (pref stretching from early February to late October).

Crisp and sharp autumnal air, a scent of leaves, bonfires, and fireworks, with a crunch of gentle frost on the ground, and a mix of bright sunny days and misty romantic ones (pref the last week of October, all November, and early December).

Snow - not slush, but picture postcard, and with enough fresh fall to cover any melt, discolouration, or uneven coverage (rest of December and January).

And that’s all. There isn’t really any need for any other kind of weather in any other kind of quantity.

First frost of the autumn here.

Bright and breezy.

Also, cold.