Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 7:49 pm
These heavy showers are becoming quite tedious in the drying of my pickling onions. 
Perhaps that is the Stealth bit...hiding in a rain cloud.
Clive.
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Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 7:55 pm
...and the cloud/rain to the floor between us and Wainfleet range has just prevented me catching a glimpse of a USAF B2 Spirit Stealth aircraft...
Perhaps that is the Stealth bit...hiding in a rain cloud.
Clive.
Perhaps that is the Stealth bit...hiding in a rain cloud.
Clive.
Posted: Wed Aug 13, 2008 9:51 pm
[quote="oldherbaceous"]These heavy showers are becoming quite tedious in the drying of my pickling onions. [ /quote]
Is that what you call them OH HA HA
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Is that what you call them OH HA HA
Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 5:17 am
You know me Old Codger, never one to brag.
RAIN
Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 6:41 pm
Chantal wrote:It doesn't feel like there's been anything like as much rain as last year; perhaps because we've not had floods everywhere.
I have found the forecasts to be wildly at variance with reality over the past few weeks. BBC have forecast doom and gloom and it's often been fine and dry.
Metcheck have forecast sun, cloud, occasional bit of drizzle and it's been solid cloud and coming down in torrents. I'm thinking of borrowing OH's bit of seaweed.
As OC says, it's saved a lot of time in the evening with no need to water.
Never trust what the BBC tell you in particular the weather they rarely get it right, the weather forecast on the BBC gives me a headache due to up down left to right, and who can remember the Micheal fish forecast!!!!!
The met office web site is very good, or my regional ITV (West) forecasts are good.
the weather this year as been bad, poor crops, i wish i had a polytunnel...
