peterf

looks like the radar is down.

heavy showers here.

happy with the outputs,but really need some rain hopefully overnight.

with the blinds closed.

where's part 2?

who said there was drought?simply stating a wet spell will do no harm to continue nutrient uptake to crops.a continued dry or very dry spell will have adverse affects on certain crops in light soil.

It be welcome by then,we need growth not drought.

terrible news for the family and friends. risks are always there and it's the risk they chose. God bless them and their families.

Looks like a shoveback to me.

More like early March for here today.

yip watch that cell out to sea.

Defo improvement to come looking at the radar.

Looks very wet.

Looks like an easing of intensity over the next hour or so.

well thats the garden under water now,incredible stuff.

Taking a pasting here 25mm so far and heavier stuff still to come.

system is rattling through very quick here.

It's good that the bloom is late and responding to current conditions. no good having full blossom and a cold spell with no insect activity.

Did get upto 16c here today,but felt nothing like it in the wind. Sorry my error 14c was max today,no good looking at the GH output lol.

ECM looks bliddy cold to me.

spoke too soon lol. Yellow Warning of Wind17 Apr 2013, 19:00 Issued at - 17 Apr 2013, 11:35 Valid from - 17 Apr 2013, 19:00 Valid to - 18 Apr 2013, 10:00 Winds are expected to strengthen this evening, initially across Irish Sea coastal areas of northwest Wales, northwest England and the far southwest of Scotland, where gusts of 60 to 65mph are likely. This swathe of strong winds will then transfer eastwards across other parts of northern England (and perhaps the far south of Scotland) overnight and early on Thursday morning. Inland gusts of 40 to 50mph are expected widely, with 60 to 65 mph gusts possible across (and perhaps locally to the east of) high ground. The public should be aware of the potential for some localised disruption to travel.

Surprised there's no METO warning regards the wind yet.

Not worth looking at come that range.

PEASOUPER FIRST THING 2.9C,NOW 9.6C WALL TO WALL SUNSHINE.

take a pic of your lawn tomorrow and pop it on here,amazing if it has enough growth to warrant a mowing. nice to see though. we have lambing fields devoid of a hint of anything resembling a blade of grass.