Weather

Drove Mrs SDA to Peveril of the Peak yesterday, where she's leading a weekend music break holiday. We drove down into Irlam and the River Dove was v high and fast flowing. Lots of fields in the valleys were flooded but the roads were fine.

Another dreich cold Monday morning here, rained most of the night, lots of surface water on minor roads, lots of MUD.
My heart goes out to the folk who are under water caused by the flooding , stay safe, 
Boaby

burlingtonboaby wrote:Another dreich cold Monday morning here, rained most of the night, lots of surface water on minor roads, lots of MUD.
My heart goes out to the folk who are under water caused by the flooding , stay safe, 
Boaby

Ditto ,as last Monday. Although the skies clearing this morning,stars are out,could be in for a nice day.  

Boaby

V misty outside but it looks like the all day rain stopped early in the night as some pavinghas dry patches. Trees are damp and dank. Looking up the sky doesn't look cloudy, so it may break through clear once the mist has gone.

Heavy frost here, rain droplets frozen on windscreens. Sun is shining, blue sky, hopefully temp will rise and clear the frost soon.

All I can say about the weather all this rain seems to create black streaks on the van. Going to Baltic Wharf this weekend (yes I managed to get in) and had to clean the van today and use my black streak remover. We need the sun back.  

Despite the early sunshine,it returned to heavy coastal showers until the afternoon, really cold this evening, frost expected overnight.
Boaby

Already down to 2 degrees at 7pm, just had to scrape windscreen to take Carol to her weekly AA meeting  (just kidding).

everything is frozen, minus 3 in the back garden, fortunately I had an old set of thermal screens to put on the wee car .
Need to thaw out the bird bath.
Chilly Boaby

Mrs SDA had a worrying drive in a thick patch of fog last night as she drove home from one of  her choirs in Nantwich. Just outside our village it was the thickest she'd seen since the '50's . 

Clear as a bell this morning and -1 with white grass and hardly a breath.

Nice covering of white frost this morning. We had a yellow warning for fog here from 3am to 11am this morning but not a sign of any fog, clear and bright.

Pouring down again here, abit milder though,no frost.
Have a nice weekend.
Boaby

Same old story, more rain, managed to duke out at 4 to gave Tag a wee walk, it's been pouring down since 6 and forecasted for the rest of the day.    
Boaby

Coastal showers have eased of,leading to frosty nights again, black ice on most side roads and paths.
Suns out ,however still cold.
Boaby

Milder this morning,no ice on the roads, plenty of mud on side roads.
Boaby

It seems to have rained solidly here for at least a week now, poured down overnight and still is, getting boring.

burlingtonboaby wrote:Milder this morning,no ice on the roads, plenty of mud on side roads.
Boaby

Return trip to Hornsea this morning and the car is covered in mud, 4 degrees,however there's a wee breeze and the suns out .
Boaby

We've had two reasonably dry days down here, which unfortunately meant I could get on with the path laying.
However, it poured down (again) overnight and the slope down the public footpath in my garden is like a mudslide.
I've just come in after a solid five hours out there and just as I was tidying up for the day, it's bucketed down again.
Let's hope for a crisp and dry winter.

Weather is going from one extreme to the other, pouring down for hours then freezing overnight.
Hope the next few months isn't going to be the same ,better get my Rab C Nesbit simit ready for first footin.
Boaby

It's 24 degrees and sunny here this morning after a low of 16 last night.
Forecast is to get a bit warmer this afternoon, may have showers tomorrow though.
Al.

Snow and sleet at 5a.m. Turned to heavy showers, weather window for an hour. Forecasted to dry up later.
Boaby

Rain overnight again and strong wind but this morning so far sunshine but very cold.

burlingtonboaby wrote:Snow and sleet at 5a.m. Turned to heavy showers, weather window for an hour. Forecasted to dry up later.
Boaby

Yet, Suns out, time to get a washing out.
Boaby

Snow ploughs out on M6 up north apparently.

Snow fell in Ditton Priors (7 miles from Bridgnorth ) last night