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Friday, 14 November 2008
14th November, 2008
Today's weather;
It's cloudy with a very occasional sunbeam coming through this morning. Current temp at 7 am is 27C.
Yesterday was a dry day with plenty of watery sunshine. Max temp reached 29.7C.
Hi, I looked at the forecasts for next week, they had thunderstorms for every single day. Is this typical or does it indicate that it is pretty much impossible to predict the weather so they just predict "thunderstorms" anyway because there might be some?
You need to look at percentages written down below the thunderstorms signs, they predict how much chance there actually is for having a thunderstorm and/or rain.
Good evening,Camille I didn't came to read yours blog many days because I finished my class at University late everydays.when i have free times.I'll come to your blog as often as I can.The most important things that i like your blogs because it's English blogs,so i can get skills of English that i need to use it at University.and one more reasons that i can't contract my friend at Samui.I hope the weather at Samui back to normal soon.Thank a lot for your replied message.I forgot to introduce myself.My name is Firsr.I'm Chumpornian,but now i'm studying at Bangkok in faculty of Engineering (Food engineering).i'll come to read your blog again tomorrow.Thank a lot. ......First
How is actually the water quality around Samui now, after several days of rain? I'm wondering whether I should take my snorkeling mask with me next week.. ;)
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI looked at the forecasts for next week, they had thunderstorms for every single day. Is this typical or does it indicate that it is pretty much impossible to predict the weather so they just predict "thunderstorms" anyway because there might be some?
Hi Henri,
ReplyDeleteYou need to look at percentages written down below the thunderstorms signs, they predict how much chance there actually is for having a thunderstorm and/or rain.
Good evening,Camille
ReplyDeleteI didn't came to read yours blog many days because I finished my class at University late everydays.when i have free times.I'll come to your blog as often as I can.The most important things that i like your blogs because it's English blogs,so i can get skills of English that i need to use it at University.and one more reasons that i can't contract my friend at Samui.I hope the weather at Samui back to normal soon.Thank a lot for your replied message.I forgot to introduce myself.My name is Firsr.I'm Chumpornian,but now i'm studying at Bangkok in faculty of Engineering (Food engineering).i'll come to read your blog again tomorrow.Thank a lot.
......First
Hi First,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for dropping by everyday, I like that and appreciate it and I'm glad if I can help you improving your English by reading here.
The weather seems to be getting better again for the time being.
See you tomorrow!
How is actually the water quality around Samui now, after several days of rain? I'm wondering whether I should take my snorkeling mask with me next week.. ;)
ReplyDeleteHi Henri,
ReplyDeleteRight now not so good with all the run off, it's rather 'muddy'.