WHAT'S YOUR WEATHER LIKE - 2021

Grey and cloudy, currently 6C. High of 8C with a shock in store for the fresh shoots and buds in the garden of a low tonight of -3 .
Our son in south London is forecast to have sleet ALL morning !!! Mad weather!!

 

Currently 8°C and that's as goods as it gets. Gradually getting cooler through the day hitting about 0°C tonight. Some sun, breeze from the north; best place to be is probably the greenhouse.

 

Sun breaking through, 12c going to 21c. We were sitting outside yesterday afternoon playing Backgammon and heard thunder to the East. maybe Eastern Algarve but maybe Spain.

 

Cloudy with a gusty wind.
Dry atm, 6c 42f.

 

Wind is nippy...all grey right now but sun forcast for this afternoon.
Really cold nights coming...glad I haven't bought bedding plants for planting out this week.
Sorry for any birds who have to sit on eggs over the next few days and nights,
Jenny

 

7C now( feels like 3C) but sunny.


I wouldn't chance planting out bedding plants this early....not until mid May normally.

 

Currently 7 degrees C, but with a chilly wing and we have had snow falling this morning. Nothing heavy, but such a contrast to yesterday. We were sat in the garden until 8pm as it was glorious.
Rusty

 

A few flakes of snow coming down now.
Think we might lose some new shoots on those plants that are susceptible to frost which means they will have to make further shoots later on.
I hate it when that happens, often ruins flowering on early flowerers and causes die back on others.

 

We are almost up to 32f. And a day of clouds, possible rain and 52f is predicted. We need the water and I will be opening up the cold frame, for the day, where the trays of onions are sitting so they get watered for free.

 

So true, our first lot of bedding is a good 3 weeks off being ready for sale. The amount of people who have been asking for summer hanging baskets this last week is crazy. Bedding plants was traditionally from late April early May onwards, the norm nowadays seems to be Easter weekend. I still don't get my autumn bulbs until after the last bank holiday (August) yet most stores want them off their shelves by then ready for the Christmas goodies, madness.

 

Just come in from digging a bit on the allotment, wind is a bit nippy, but its sunny now, and that does make a difference at this time of the year.

The ground was surprisingly dry for the time of the year, and where did all that winter rain go.

 

Just covered up mothers plants in the greenhouse and locked all the chickens away and its bitter cold with a bit of wind dont know what the temp was as I didn't hang about, As Robin Williams said in good morning Vietnam was" hot hot hot hot" earlier, but then again I was grafting