WHAT'S YOUR WEATHER LIKE 2018

Raining again after another dry start.
Getting monotonous.

 

Hellish, was snowing big flakes now just raining and miserable. A day in front of the TV for me

 

@silu same here so have decided to take this advice

"How to dress for miserable cold weather, take your outdoor garments off

and

jump back into bed with a LARGE mug of

Marshmallow hot chocolate wiv a flake "


Gran, for your sound advice ......once again you always make PERfect sense
And anyway I woz always brought up to respect your elders ........and after all its VERRry rude not to listen to yr Grannie

 

We had had heavy rain rain for the most of the day which started just as Mr Kandy was topping up the bird tables although he did get a walk in round the village late afternoon

Me was stuck indoors again all day so got on with reading blogs,doing puzzles,playing pool on my iPad watching some TV which was a farming programme 1 of 20 which was all about sheep dogs up in the Peak District

Tomorrow I back at the hospital at five weeks post op getting some shiney new dressings as I have had these on me foot for three weeks:hurt:

 

Cloudy and damp day with the wind really picking up now, according to the forecast, worst is still to come but may be not as bad as in the far North!

 

It's been raining on and off all day.

 

Beautiful morning but grey, wet and cold the rest of the day. What a sunrise though.
New year? Can't wait! What a good start to the year

 

A grey day with a heavy snow shower mid afternoon which didn't settle. 2C/36F. The snow last week has almost cleared from my garden but heavy frosts are still keeping me from working out there. I took a look outside a moment ago and there's an air frost forming tonight.

 

It rained nearly all day, rained very hard this evening when I had a football game stop as soon as it was over . Its just starting to get windy and the lights have flicked on and off a couple of times since I've been home. Hopefully storm Eleanor doesn't damage the greenhouse or anything else