What's your weather like?

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by Sarraceniac, Apr 23, 2008.

  1. Kandy

    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    Lucky you Scotkat and Jjordie.:gnthb:We just have bitterly cold winds but have blue skies with white fluffy clouds and wall to wall sunshine.:)
     
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    Cloudy, few spots of rain, 8c and no wind (yet).
     
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    Dry but cold here, at least those blustery winds have died down. 02
     
  4. Sussexgardener

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    I've been up in London all day and its been absolutely baltic all day-freezing cold winds, but at least the sun stayed out. Glad to be home.
     
  5. walnut

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    Morning all,sleeting at the moment a little snow has stuck,hopefully it will clear as the day warms up,stay safe everyone and have a good day.:thumb:
     
  6. high kype

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    morning all rain and cold
     
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    Good morning walnut, high kype and all,

    The forecast for here is drizzle all day. There has been no drizzle at all but two minutes ago it started snowing. :scratch:
     
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    Woke up to snow this morning. brrr a good covering
    I shall post some 7 am pictures later.
     
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    Been snowing since 7am. Its freezing here and the chickens are refusing to come out. Don't blame them.
     
  10. Dave W

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    About 3cm of snow, temperature has just risen to 1 degree. Quite misty with vis down to about half a mile.
    Just been brushing the snow off the bird tables and replenishing the seed. Birds are hungry this morning!
     
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    Still absolutely freezing cold here and a steady snow at the moment.

    Jack has just been outside but came in again - he can't get into the shed as
    the locks are frozen solid.
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    That's a bit like me - frozen to the bone! Wish we had central heating but I
    am told we don't need it as it's only really cold a few days at a time!
    Anybody else not have central heating???
     
  12. Helofadigger

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    Morning all.
    Earlier around seven this morning there was a carpet of snow but now most of it's gone although it's still blooming freezing, I don't think I'm going to venture out today maybe just crank up the heating and stay nice and cosy.:gnthb: Hel.xxx.
     
  13. Kandy

    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    We have snow,sleet and rain continually.If it isn't doing one then it is doing the other:skp:

    Jjordie I don't envy you with no heating.I had enough of that when I was a youngster with all the nets stuck to the window in my bedroom and having to s c r a p e the ice off of the glass.brrrrrrr.
     
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    jjordie, when I was a kid we used to scr@pe the ice off the inside of the windows, but I don't know anyone who hasn't got central heating nowadays :scratch:. I really feel for you :( :) and hope you can keep warm.

    When I was a young boy my job at home everyday in the winter was to get up early and make a fire in the hearth in the kitchen. I became quite expert at building and lighting fires. Then I used the newspaper to 'draw' the fire. Health and Safety would have a fit about that nowadays :hehe:
     
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    My my, yersterday evening I flew back from Italy (where I was cycling without hat, scarf or gloves, with my jacket open), to a snowy and frozen Germany, where wind storms made quite a mess!!

    North Italy was sunny and rather warm, but sadly brown. Autumn was very dry, and the fresh greenery that usually sprouts after the chocking hot summer months have passed, this year has only just appeared.
     
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