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44F ( 6.6C )

Placido wrote: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,

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

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.

47F ( 8.3C )

40F ( 4.4C )

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

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 ?!?!?!?!

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