I'm a bit confused as to how mid 60's is "excessive heat".
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I'm a bit confused as to how mid 60's is "excessive heat".
The algorithm got latched on to the Celsius warning?
We've had a lot of rainfall over the weekend, Saturday and Sunday.
This afternoon, very warm and dry. It has become darker and darker - we sat outside for dinner but the sky was heavy & threatening with odd creaks and rumbles. Now, as I sit here at my desk, the rain has started again, proper heavy rain, and there's thunder and lightning now.
This afternoon, very warm and dry. It has become darker and darker - we sat outside for dinner but the sky was heavy & threatening with odd creaks and rumbles. Now, as I sit here at my desk, the rain has started again, proper heavy rain, and there's thunder and lightning now.
And that rain must've gone on all night!
Only light rain for my morning walk but a changed landscape. The packed gravel surface of footpaths has been hollowed out by what must have been overnight torrents, allowing the soil under to be sept away.
Sprouston Burn has been out of its banks during the night and has cleared all vegetation and topsoil over quite large areas and has carried so much stones and soil into the River Tweed that there's a new mudbank reaching more than halfway across the river. It must have been impressive at full spate, but probably too dangerous to get anywhere near. This morning, bemused ducks are standing around mid river where yesterday they would have been swimming.
Let's see what Summer has in store for us today.
Only light rain for my morning walk but a changed landscape. The packed gravel surface of footpaths has been hollowed out by what must have been overnight torrents, allowing the soil under to be sept away.
Sprouston Burn has been out of its banks during the night and has cleared all vegetation and topsoil over quite large areas and has carried so much stones and soil into the River Tweed that there's a new mudbank reaching more than halfway across the river. It must have been impressive at full spate, but probably too dangerous to get anywhere near. This morning, bemused ducks are standing around mid river where yesterday they would have been swimming.
Let's see what Summer has in store for us today.
Once again, Thor is pissed off about something. Probably the government. 
Yeah…..but it’s a dry heat. 
With a good breeze you would know how it feels to be in a air fryer.
So is my oven!Yeah…..but it’s a dry heat.
Minus 5C in the "winter" isn't much to complain about
I just watched Freddie Dobbs ride to the top of Norway. With long daylight the exception, summer there looks like winter here.Minus 5C in the "winter" isn't much to complain about
It's the humidity not so much the tempreture. Very high humidity can cause problems, respiratory, skin, especially the old or young.
Just got over our winter. About 3 weeks ago got down to 12°c and 13°c 2 nights in a row. Warmed up to min of 20°, 22° till 3rd, 4th Aug another 2 wintery nights of 11°c and 13°c.
That will b our winter over.
That will b our winter over.
As is a blowtorch.
I was referencing an oxyfuel setup....
If there is any Hydrogen in the fuel, then there will be H2O released...
Would that not contaminate the weld then and lead to porosity?
That's where the carbon dioxide comes in... it's an inert gas, like argon or helium. And just like any inert gas used for welding, it excludes oxygen, water vapor... whatever from the weld as it cools. That's what prevents contamination.
Fwiw, I run Stargon in my MIG machine. It's a mix of argon and carbon dioxide.
