WEATHER

[nuthatch]

44F ( 6.6C )

[Jacksparrow]

Is it just my garden upon which the sun so efficaciously shines or are the nights drawing out already (!) in others too ??

Phew! A longer wait would have been excruciating,

[Jacksparrow]

For my part of the UK the weather is posing a bit of a problem during the next few days. I.e. Will it snow or not? Should I get my snow boots to by the back door or even get the snow shovel down from the rafters in the garage roof

[Placido]

Both would appear to be wise but whatever you do just don't put up your brolly at the moment
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The moon was very bright last night, the stars twinkled radiantly yet no frost was to be seen. A bit close :hot:for June.

[nuthatch]

47F ( 8.3C )

[greenfinch2]

[nuthatch]

40F ( 4.4C )

[Jacksparrow]

It blew wet. It blew cold. But it never blew snow.

[Placido]

Same here - not a flake. But even if it comes it won't be deep and it won't last.

Ahem, maybe we should begin a collection for food parcels for those less used to a certain phenomenon which happens in my garden, and indeed environs, all the time, namely, "weather" .
The weatherpersons have had a field day - listened with bated breath to a 'nationwide' survey of the current weather at 6 pm, namely, Stirling, Bedford and Heathrow.
Weather in London - aaaarrrrgggghhhh !!!!!! Whatever next ?!?!?!?!

[Willpar]

What a swizz. No snow here where I am. No ice on the roads or pavements this morning. Some snow on the high moors.