Are the government going to upgrade the grid so that we all have enough power for heat pumps and EV charging?push heat pumps on public
Are the government going to upgrade the grid so that we all have enough power for heat pumps and EV charging?push heat pumps on public
Why would they want to do that?Are the government going to upgrade the grid so that we all have enough power for heat pumps and EV charging?
No, why would they want us all to have enough power?Why would they want us to have heat pumps and EV's?
Heating my home and driving my car.So what are you doing about that?
You and me both. Multifuel stoked up with stove ovals and old hawthorn. Kettle is puffing away on top.The log burner is blazing away supplementing the oil fired boiler. And self sufficient if needs be.
Yes I will be persona non grata in the Brave New World.
Well I’m lost for words on this it ain’t wot I expected
Worth a watch
I always know what the weather is going to do in my area. It's what I can see it's going to do when I poke my head through the curtains every morning when I get out of bed and take a look over my neighbour's house at what's coming across the fells. Been 100% accurate these last three years.
I find the met site pretty accurate where I live when it comes to rain. But I am the other side of the Pennines and if you find some high ground you can pretty much see whats coming for the rest of the day. On my bike I'll change my plans and turn tail in the other direction if if looks a better bet, and get away with it.Yes, it takes no skill to work out what the weather’s doing where you are at the time.
The MET are supposed to be the best in the business at predicting the weather. Regularly they’ll say it’s going to be dry here…so I’ve got my gear on to go for a ride - then the heavens opened. According to their app, it’s still fine and dry.
They’ve been exposed for making up thousands of temperature records for years (to bolster the man made global warming scam) - who’s to say they don’t just make up the predictions. Same as papers do with horoscopes.
I find the met site pretty accurate where I live when it comes to rain. But I am the other side of the Pennines and if you find some high ground you can pretty much see whats coming for the rest of the day. On my bike I'll change my plans and turn tail in the other direction if if looks a better bet, and get away with it.
Rain-wise, you are on the more volatile side of the country.
What I do get fed up with with the met are the constant yellow warnings. A yellow rain warning doesn't mean there's going to be a biblical flood, it just means it's going to rain - which it does quite a lot in the British Isles. Now we've got a severe cold weather warning. I isn't going to be severely cold. It's going to be about -3 with a possibility of snow. It's winter, what do they expect?
Aye. What to the WEF know about weather sitting in their climate-controlled offices in Davos? By May the met will be showing predicted temperatures of 23 degrees with red fires of hell warnings all over the map. When really that is just a very pleasant summer's day.Ah don't worry about that it won't get cold...the planet's boiling dontcha know! The WEF said so.
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Ironic isn't it. Aberdeenshire, the epicentre (or was, maybe will be again...) of the oil industry in the UK, is also in our globally warmed age, the coldest part of the UK.Global boiling innitView attachment 127467
We know what oil is forIronic isn't it. Aberdeenshire, the epicentre (or was, maybe will be again...) of the oil industry in the UK, is also in our globally warmed age, the coldest part of the UK.
Aye, powering breweries..We know what oil is for![]()
More distilleries hereAye, powering breweries..
The NHS and the Government doesn't want us to go outside now as there's going to be a bit of a frost for a few days and possibly a sprinkling of snow. In January. Who'd have thought?
Apparently we have to stockpile food and medicines until Wednesday and stay indoors in case we slip on ice, hurt our little selves and freeze to death in the howling waste.
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'Don't go outside!' NHS issues stark warning as temperatures plummet to -8C in snow deluge
Even more snow and ice warnings are expected to be issued as soon as tomorrowwww.gbnews.com
The NHS and the Government doesn't want us to go outside now as there's going to be a bit of a frost for a few days and possibly a sprinkling of snow. In January. Who'd have thought?
Apparently we have to stockpile food and medicines until Wednesday and stay indoors in case we slip on ice, hurt our little selves and freeze to death in the howling waste.
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'Don't go outside!' NHS issues stark warning as temperatures plummet to -8C in snow deluge
Even more snow and ice warnings are expected to be issued as soon as tomorrowwww.gbnews.com