Sunshine and blue skies here 
Still cold, but not icily so.
I'm hoping it lasts, but the forecast is for snow…….
M
Still cold, but not icily so.I'm hoping it lasts, but the forecast is for snow…….
M
Miserable day again.
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Earlier I put the kids on the school bus, it was windy but not raining so i'm in shorts, crocks and a t-shirt, in 10 minutes we had a rain shower and 3 small hail showers and the temp dropped even further, the clouds are whizzing across the sky, the trees are bending...
Mornin'
The lovely spring like weather today in my area continues. Eight large hailstorms in the last 2hrs. and a white blanket for many miles around. Sky greyer than a grey thing. Temperature hovering at zero. Apart from that, its all lovely including a very, very small slight orangey glow in the sky trying to break through. How is it with you?
Tom.
The lovely spring like weather today in my area continues. Eight large hailstorms in the last 2hrs. and a white blanket for many miles around. Sky greyer than a grey thing. Temperature hovering at zero. Apart from that, its all lovely including a very, very small slight orangey glow in the sky trying to break through. How is it with you?
Tom.
Beautiful. Blue sky, warm sunshine and hardly a breeze. I can see the inshore Fishermen in their open boats working close under the cliffs on a flat calm sea lifting their pots. There's rain forecast but it will come much later as at the moment the sky is clear far away to the South-West.
The last week or so here we have had a mixture of snow, light fluffy through to blizzards, hailstones and bright sunshine. As I type the snow is laying and it looks like we could be in for some more.
This time of the year is known for the 'lambing storms' so not uncommon, sometimes it's as late as mid May.
This time of the year is known for the 'lambing storms' so not uncommon, sometimes it's as late as mid May.
Curate's egg here, but a stone cold one.
So far we've had beautiful sunshine, wind and clouds, and hail.
At least the days have stretched out
It's lovely sitting indoors in the sunshine, but it's baltic icy cold out there with the wind.
M
So far we've had beautiful sunshine, wind and clouds, and hail.
At least the days have stretched out
It's lovely sitting indoors in the sunshine, but it's baltic icy cold out there with the wind.
M
Was lovely and bright, if windy and cold until about a hour ago so I finally got the Hebredean Rye and bristle/black/small oats in. Not huge patches , 120 drilled in rye, 180 oats but with quite a few with two seeds in as there where many of them that looked a bit weedy. Towards the end I was having trouble feeling my fingertips planting the individual oat seeds.
Then in in the last half hour it's gone black, a flurry of snow then 5 minutes hail. Just when the lads are coming home from school..
Now there's thunder. Can hear the pipes banging so the heatings come on. Started a big pan of stew going when I got back in, took a pint of the liquor out with a sieve sunk in and a ladle and had it as soup for dinner with the left over bread cob from the lads packing up. Herself will bring some crusty bread home and we will have big steaming bowls of stew with that. Trying to avoid dumplings as 3 is never enough and with my girth ones too many!
i got a tray and a half of white carrots done, under the plastic propagator lid things. 10 to 21 days for germination so hopefully the weather will be better by then. Need to dig out the plots and sieve the very stony soil, mix in some compost.
ATB
Tom
Then in in the last half hour it's gone black, a flurry of snow then 5 minutes hail. Just when the lads are coming home from school..
Now there's thunder. Can hear the pipes banging so the heatings come on. Started a big pan of stew going when I got back in, took a pint of the liquor out with a sieve sunk in and a ladle and had it as soup for dinner with the left over bread cob from the lads packing up. Herself will bring some crusty bread home and we will have big steaming bowls of stew with that. Trying to avoid dumplings as 3 is never enough and with my girth ones too many!
i got a tray and a half of white carrots done, under the plastic propagator lid things. 10 to 21 days for germination so hopefully the weather will be better by then. Need to dig out the plots and sieve the very stony soil, mix in some compost.
ATB
Tom
Woke up to 2 inches of snow all over, 2 hours later it's completely off the roads and melting fast everywhere else.
I just hope the bere barley etc hasn't had time to germinate as I'd hate to think what the colds done to those delicate tiny sprouts...
atb
Tom
I just hope the bere barley etc hasn't had time to germinate as I'd hate to think what the colds done to those delicate tiny sprouts...
atb
Tom
Hot sunshine and blue skies all morning here - then the sleet arrived. We're at 800' so can't complain - snow on mountains.
Insane weather. Last week it was below zero at night, hail and snow during the day. Bright sunshine and 22degrees all weekend. BBQ and sunbathing.
Outside all day on the two day Bluebell event at Enys Gardens, Penryn, Cornwall. Our Have-a-Go-Archery was lucky to have mainly fine weather. Bit of rain Saturday morning and high winds on Sunday that eased off as people began to twang.
Our dog getting ready to help by entertaining children queuing to shoot
Our dog getting ready to help by entertaining children queuing to shoot
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Tipping it down here for most of yesterday, awoke this morning to even heavier rain; been out for a blow around with the dog and the ground in the woods is almost as wet again as it was in November.
The dog and her towels, plus me soaked, getting in and out of the van saturated for all these months have got it reeking badly and it just doesn't seem to dry up for long enough for me to do anything about it.
I'm just heartily sick of wet kit, muddy boots and soaked towels all over both house and van, I've never known rain of this intensity for this length of time.
The dog and her towels, plus me soaked, getting in and out of the van saturated for all these months have got it reeking badly and it just doesn't seem to dry up for long enough for me to do anything about it.
I'm just heartily sick of wet kit, muddy boots and soaked towels all over both house and van, I've never known rain of this intensity for this length of time.
what a shame - you'll get your turn though
afraid it's gorgeous here again today on the Scottish east coast - hot sun, blue skies, occasional wispy clouds - MORE garden watering required... :evilangel:
afraid it's gorgeous here again today on the Scottish east coast - hot sun, blue skies, occasional wispy clouds - MORE garden watering required... :evilangel:
