>>>Ummmm... March 1992, and was there Sept 1991 before that.
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>>Well what weather do you expect in early spring and autumn?!!!
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>Come on, Sept is still summer.

No, some wit once wrote that "The British winter ends on June the 30th and begins July the 1st" :-)

What I'm saying is you're not going to experience our best weather in Sept of March. Hell, last summer Hyde park had turned a light yellow-brown, for a few summers now our local park has been turned into a dust-bowl in places, from which the grass still hasn't recovered, and the trees have dropped their crispy leaves. This Sept was glorious but you won't always find that. If I remember 1991 I think we did have some very severe weather - gales and stuff (the 'puters in work kept switching off and rebooting with power failures, etc.), towards the autumn.

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>>We don't sweat our gonads off in summer, nor do we need a/c (though with the increase in affluence many people are getting it, just cos they can, for the week or so in July when whimps might need it), and down here it snows once every blue moon with pink and white polka dots. We can't complain really (but bloomin' well do!) :-)
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>We have AC here, same thing need it for 2 weeks at some point. I'm never buying a top floor apt again. Collects all of the heat in summer.

It's probably a lot fresher for you on the West Coast (and I think pretty windy?). I was in Toronto during the "powoooer owoodages" a few Augs ago, and suddenly realised that the a/c had been on at night. I couldn't sleep for the sultriness of it (I don't drop off so easily anyway).