Monday: Light rain
Tuesday: Light rain
Wednesday: Light rain
Thursday: Light rain
Friday: Light rain
Saturday: Light rain
Sunday: Light rain
Monday: Light rain
Tuesday: Light rain
One can but wonder what is in store for Wednesday 13th June, and beyond..... Don't tell me; more light rain!
No rain for us, wildfire north of us is growing but it was only 107 today. I hope we get some rain soon. Send us some. Thank You !
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I wish I could. Unbelievable; rain for over a week, IN JUNE.
DeleteAt least it's not heavy rain. Try flash flooding. I am still in recovery.
ReplyDeleteIs it intermittent (good for plants) or is it a constant drizzle (bad for mood)?
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It's already started, and it's drizzle. Horrible.
DeleteLooks like our forecast although our temps are 5 degrees lower
ReplyDeleteI had a swim yesterday afternoon... I probably won't have another until mid-month.
DeleteThe positive side: plenty rain; plenty mushrooms.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Maria x
Yesterday I gathered about three kilos of Girolles (Chanterelles)... today I must process them all. We SHALL have winter omelets.
DeleteDo try not to be a complete arsehole Chloe; the mushrooms are on my own land!
DeleteA bit depressing isn't it, but at least it's warm.
ReplyDeleteI'm just back from my early dog walk; not too wet, but humid. Looks like I shall be painting a lot.
DeleteLight rain is it then?
ReplyDeleteUnless they're wrong; which they usually are.
DeleteWe've got drizzle.
DeleteIf it is like here, the light rain does not eventuate. They are covering themselves, just in case.
ReplyDeleteI've just had a look at today's forecast; they suggest storms, sunshine, and rain. Yup, that covers just about everything.
DeleteI wish we have some rain here, i like it.
ReplyDeleteI like heavy rain that comes down for an hour maybe; this 'Light Rain' is simply a nuisance.
DeleteMushrooms and a well watered garden, you can relax now, but not around the pool!
ReplyDeleteI can hear the weeds growing as I write; that'll be the next big job.
DeleteThat has just brought back a school memory. I once had to write an essay as a punishement for talking and not paying attention in class: "describe the noise the grass makes when it grows"
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I once had to cut cricket pitch grass with nail scissors.
DeleteI predict light rain.
ReplyDeleteJust when those in the know are changing their minds!
DeleteWe are used to this... hailing from Leeds... the Pentens stop the brunt [sorry Mancunians].... but the drizzle gets over those moorland hills....
ReplyDeleteBut this is why it is called Flaming June.... "flaming" as in politely swearing.... it is always either cold and mizzley.... or you can't work or water enough.... because it is too damned hot!!
It never is gentle until July!!
If it isn't warm in July I might as well throw in the towel, and move to Barnsley.
DeleteThe beers better and there is good white wine to be had from the local vineyard in Leeds
DeleteI seem to remember flamin' June...followed by flamin'July last year....
ReplyDeleteThis year it's flamin' awful.
DeleteJust the same here so far Cro - it is always the same - the weather breaks just when we need rain and we are overjoyed. Then it takes a long time to settle down again.
ReplyDeleteIt's actually sunny and warm here now... How can you trust these forecasters?
DeleteThe "forecasters" are a couple of huge "Kray" computers in the States.... AI is better left to cattle breeders.... not computers!
DeleteWe have had three weeks of rain and more in the forecast. We seem to all be in the same boat, and it is leaking.
ReplyDeleteOh dear.... We'll have to all start singing.
DeleteIt has been unseasonably dry here until yesterday evening, now the June weather we know has started. If we all are going to sing, let’s at least make it cheerful.
ReplyDelete'Singing in the Sun' would be preferable to 'Singing in the Rain'!
DeleteCome to Somerset my dear. ‘‘Tis blazing sun here, hot on both bank holidays, which some believe is a mystical portent. What’s more the local supermarket is dumping Peroni for £9 a case as opposed to the more normal £23. I have only bought 6 today but my stepson wants some so I had better get some more.
ReplyDeleteYou'd do well to buy every case they have, and sell at your local market for £15 per case, in a week's time.
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