Weather

A few spots of rain here,still mild, trying to re-felt our garden shed, I'm in a right mess with Marley felt root adhesive.
Have a mess day, mind yer wellies Tony.  
Boaby

No not guilty! Rain stopped now  so drier weather may be heading your way. ...

Thanks Kaspian, still wet yet.

Wish I had used the wellies Boaby, went for a stroll to The Smiddy for a coffee. Didn't get one as current restrictions presented too much of a hassle. Might take a while to dry the apparel Did spot a whole lot of tiny toads in the woods, guess they were happy about the rain.

Heavy showers overnight cleared the air abit, dry mild and overcast.
This morning.
Have a nice day.
Boaby

Started dull and drizzly but developed into a really warm day. Saw a sign saying watch out for red squirrels, thought yeh yeh, heard that one before. Lo and  behold, they are all over the place. Should be a lovely day tomorrow for us going home

Askit wrote:Started dull and drizzly but developed into a really warm day. Saw a sign saying watch out for red squirrels, thought yeh yeh, heard that one before. Lo and  behold, they are all over the place. Should be a lovely day tomorrow for us going home

I have never been fortunate enough to see a red squirrel ...

Dry mild sunrise, still damp from yesterday's showers.  Moisture on the windows
Dawn chorus has died down to a few finches singing and gulls mobbing you as you walk along the coast.
Boaby

Overnight showers, mild windless dawn, rain forecasted throughout the day, wellies on this morning,really wet underfoot on the coastal path.
Lots of young gulls out ,getting mobbed again by adults.
Have a nice day.
Boaby

Just had a photo of Bridlington on the BBC weather, looks a bit grey like here. The gulls are blinking pests, they usually get fed at the local high schools about a mile away. Since they've been closed the noisy bandits are taking what they can get around the gardens.

Need to get the water pistol out

Grey damp and dismal down here today, not much chance of getting out to do a lot but at least it will stop the emmets running amok. Love them really, well the sensible ones anyway.

Askit wrote:Just had a photo of Bridlington on the BBC weather, looks a bit grey like here. The gulls are blinking pests, they usually get fed at the local high schools about a mile away. Since they've been closed the noisy bandits are taking what they can get around the gardens.

Need to get the water pistol out  

Fame at last.    , yep it's abit dreich this morning Tony, gulls are a real pest, most of there young have joined groups in the allotments.
Still old folk throwing food scraps into their gardens to feed them and the Doos.
Boaby

Management suggested we go out for a picnic for our anniversary lunch. The forecast said showers at lunch time also I was waiting for the post person  so we didn’t bother.
Late afternoon it started thundering and chucked it down. It has rained hard most of the evening, Noah type rain.
If this had happened last weekend at the drive in air show it would have been made things rather soggy. We went to flying proms in the rain meany years ago. It was a case of we are British, we have paid so sod the rain.
Muttly has problems with his back legs but if it’s raining we can’t get him in. It seems to make him all silly. Of coarse this is followed by a fight with the towel and a biscuit. 

Happy anniversary Dave & Mrs Dave , after overnight showers the sunrise was nice to see, mild and damp.
Sunny day forecast.
Boaby

Looks like a nice day here but showers forecast so outside activities may be curtailed. Got a couple of little (as our US cousins like to call them) projects to do, so we'll see. We got "mugged" yesterday, my wife filled up all the bird feeders with seeds, nuts and fat balls when we got home on Friday. A flock of 50ish stuckies (starlings) cleared the lot in about 30 minutes

What a different morning. It’s bright and sunny now. I certainly won’t need to water the hanging baskets tonight. They are are flattened down after last nights rain.
When the Rienza is parked at home we leave the bathroom vent open. Being a wet room I thought it won’t matter if a bit of rain gets in. During our post trip bathroom clean I put the toilet roll on the sink when I wiped the walls down. Now we have a soggy toilet roll. No matter if that’s the only damp problems I can cope with that.

Better at 0600 than it is now, too nice too early as we say! Decided not to take the van to the beach for the usual Sunday walk but go to the tip instead as our trailer is now bursting with hedge cuttings! No real dawn chorus but plenty of noise from the local donkey (that's not Lady G)

Askit wrote:Looks like a nice day here but showers forecast so outside activities may be curtailed. Got a couple of little (as our US cousins like to call them) projects to do, so we'll see. We got "mugged" yesterday, my wife filled up all the bird feeders with seeds, nuts and fat balls when we got home on Friday. A flock of 50ish stuckies (starlings) cleared the lot in about 30 minutes

We have these locust Starlings down here too Tony, next door were dog sitting last week and left a bowl of dog food out, cleared in seconds.
Nice and sunny and warm now,BBQ later. A couple of fillets will do nicely.     
Boaby

After heavy overnight showers it stopped at dawn,enough time for an early morning walk with Tag.
Still mild with a warm wind, heavy rains n forecasted for later .
Lots of young Swifts,Martins and Swallows feeding on the abundance of bugs in the air.
Have a nice day.
Boaby

Grim here. Nearly 8 am and we still have lights on. Heavy rain, lowering skies, windy and cold. If we had a fire we’d light it.

Heavy rain overnight, raining now and the forecast is for.......rain

Temperature gauge says 16°c but it feels much colder than that.

Wet start to the day, sun breaking through now so maybe get some work done outside later!

Rains on full here, still mild though.
Boaby

groundhog wrote:Wet start to the day, sun breaking through now so maybe get some work done outside later!

Not sure I’d bank on that ! We had a brief glimpse of the sun earlier but it didn’t last long enough for my husband to see it. A strong wind too. I could swear I’ve just seen a sparrow flying backwards.

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Askit wrote:Started dull and drizzly but developed into a really warm day. Saw a sign saying watch out for red squirrels, thought yeh yeh, heard that one before. Lo and  behold, they are all over the place. Should be a lovely day tomorrow for us going home

I have never been fortunate enough to see a red squirrel ...

Here's one I shot last week, no live ammunition was used though 

Nice wee red one, ours are all grey cheeky wee sods.
Sunrises getting later now,cooler westerly breeze with clear blue skies,hardly any contrails up there.
Boaby