Brilliant summer

[alan refail]

OH

Mi fydd yr haf yn fendigedig doesn't mean a bad summer

[Geoff]

So that's 10 C and pouring cold rain mid afternoon, bit like last two years really.

[alan refail]

So that's 10 C and pouring cold rain mid afternoon, bit like last two years really.

Bright sunshine here - a little fresher fortunately. We could use some of your Lancashire rain whatever its temperature

I still hold out for a brilliant summer - preferably temperatures between 68 and 72 F

[Gilly C]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/cumbria/

and more forecast up here tonight according to metcheck

[Parsons Jack]

Still no rain down here yet

There's always tomorrow though

[alan refail]

Rain has finally reaced us here - looks like a day in the polytunnel

[oldherbaceous]

When will it ever stop.

[alan refail]

When will it ever stop.

It's only just started

Great weather after next weekend.

[glallotments]

No great weather forecast for us as yet but it seems that the forecasts change by the minute!!!

I think the weather people sometimes just look out of the window!

[FelixLeiter]

No great weather forecast for us as yet but it seems that the forecasts change by the minute!!!

The forecasts only change because the weather can change so quickly, particularly at this time of the year. We just need a week of dull and rainy weather and everyone will have forgotten that this spring and early summer has been one of the most providential in years. Poor weather memory seems to be something the media suffer from badly each year. If we get a heatwave in May, then a scorching summer is before use. The weather in the last week in August seems to be the barometer for telly and newspapers' pronouncements on the whole season. Let's not forget the weather one week has absolutely no bearing on the weather the next week, or even the next day. Britain is a meteorological battleground.

Still, we could do with some rain right now. It might stop my neighbour from going out and ineffectually spraying her established shrubs with a hosepipe. Perhaps she's washing them.

[Parsons Jack]

Rain glorious rain this morning

Monty is sulking now, as he got soaked on his walk over the beach earlier

[oldherbaceous]

Morning PJ, just got back from winding the Church clock, i timed it just wrong and got caught by a very heavy shower.
But i do feel invigorated now.

[Parsons Jack]

Morning OH,

The rain has gone now. Back to bright sunshine again here. Still it freshened everything up a bit.

[alan refail]

Looks OK now - maybe the forecasters were right after all.

[oldherbaceous]

Of course, i never doubted them for a moment.