I remember 1947 in Paris when it didn't rain to speak of from May to October and the temperature peaked at 40.4 C on 28 July. It might get that hot tomorrow or the day after.
Simon... we have a thermo out in the potager... in direct sun... it can't read above 50 Centipede... yesterday it read "--" So I think your "realfeel" was exceeded... we tend to be a bit cooler out in the country... especially in the valleys!!
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I remember 1947 in Paris when it didn't rain to speak of from May to October and the temperature peaked at 40.4 C on 28 July. It might get that hot tomorrow or the day after.
Did you find which Preuilly it was?
Simon... we have a thermo out in the potager... in direct sun...
it can't read above 50 Centipede... yesterday it read "--"
So I think your "realfeel" was exceeded... we tend to be a bit cooler out in the country... especially in the valleys!!
Tomorrow is supposed to be hotter, and we've had a record number of days without rain (can't remember how many).
It is our Preuilly, and they lived at Humeau. Lots of fascinating remeniscences coming out. More to come in a blog post in October.
The reflected heat from the street and buildings is really noticeable.
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