Rain, rain and yet more rain, that's today's weather, and the wind
gusting to near galeforce.
Glad we had to go to the Dr then do some shopping, it's not the
weather to try to do anything outside, and it doesn't look any better
for thenext few days.
From what is most definatly the wet end of Swansea Bay.
David

"Dave Hill" wrote in message
...
Rain, rain and yet more rain, that's today's weather, and the wind
gusting to near galeforce.
Glad we had to go to the Dr then do some shopping, it's not the
weather to try to do anything outside, and it doesn't look any better
for thenext few days.
From what is most definatly the wet end of Swansea Bay.
David

Been quite sunny but windy here all day, rain started about an hour ago and
is blowing with it. First significant rain since I put one of the
translucent sheets of the veranda back in place and it is watertight :-))

Mike
South East Coast of the Isle of Wight


--

....................................

Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive.

....................................

"Dave Hill" wrote in message
...
Rain, rain and yet more rain, that's today's weather, and
the wind
gusting to near galeforce.
Glad we had to go to the Dr then do some shopping, it's
not the
weather to try to do anything outside, and it doesn't look
any better
for thenext few days.
From what is most definatly the wet end of Swansea Bay.
David

Rain - if only we had some, all our trees are looking like
they are dying here in North Wilts. Rain is predicted, but
always seems to stop south of the M4.

And worst of all, lots of drying wind.

someone

In message
, Dave
Hill writes
Rain, rain and yet more rain, that's today's weather, and the wind
gusting to near galeforce.
Glad we had to go to the Dr then do some shopping, it's not the
weather to try to do anything outside, and it doesn't look any better
for thenext few days.
From what is most definatly the wet end of Swansea Bay.
David
I've been out watering this afternoon and my butts are getting low !!!
--
hugh

On Mon, 24 Oct 2011 20:30:08 +0100, hugh ] wrote:

In message
, Dave
Hill writes
Rain, rain and yet more rain, that's today's weather, and the wind
gusting to near galeforce.
Glad we had to go to the Dr then do some shopping, it's not the
weather to try to do anything outside, and it doesn't look any better
for thenext few days.
From what is most definatly the wet end of Swansea Bay.
David
I've been out watering this afternoon and my butts are getting low !!!

Try tighter jockey shorts to lift your butts

Seriously, it still amazes me how being at the other end of the bay
from Dave makes so much difference. We had some rain overnight. Rain
not too heavy but a lot of gusty wind. This morning the rain continued
intermittently but the wind died down. From about 11 am it was dry,
almost sunnyish, until the rain returned at about 4 pm and it's been
on and off since, though not that heavy. No real wind at all.

Cheers, Jake
================================================== ==========
URGling from the less wet end of Swansea Bay where about the
same moisture-wise as the more wet end.

www.rivendell.org.uk

In article , someone
writes
Rain - if only we had some, all our trees are looking like
they are dying here in North Wilts. Rain is predicted, but
always seems to stop south of the M4.

And worst of all, lots of drying wind.

someone


Raining in Amersham tonight.

It would be, I watered someone's pots really well for them this
afternoon
--
Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk

On Oct 24, 7:56*pm, Dave Hill wrote:
Rain, rain and yet more rain, that's today's *weather, and the wind
gusting to near galeforce.
Glad we had to go to the Dr then do some shopping, it's not the
weather to try to do anything outside, and it doesn't look any better
for thenext few days.
From what is most definatly the wet end of Swansea Bay.
David

No significant rain here in Herefordshire for months now. Fortunately
our piped water comes from Wales. Plenty rain there apparently.

Norfolk has been as dry as a bone this autumn no good for mushrooms this year!

On Oct 25, 7:04*am, harry wrote:
On Oct 24, 7:56*pm, Dave Hill wrote:

Rain, rain and yet more rain, that's today's *weather, and the wind
gusting to near galeforce.
Glad we had to go to the Dr then do some shopping, it's not the
weather to try to do anything outside, and it doesn't look any better
for thenext few days.
From what is most definatly the wet end of Swansea Bay.
David

No significant rain here in Herefordshire for months now. Fortunately
our piped water comes from Wales. *Plenty rain there apparently.

Well our rainfall for yesterday here at the wet end of Swansea Bay was
0.8 inches, so far today it's sunny and the wind has vanished for a
time.
David

Yorkshi plenty of rain this summer. But the last two days the sun has been out, the garden is glowing with berries and autumn leaf colours, and I no longer have 'flu. So life is good!

In message
,
Dave Hill writes
On Oct 25, 7:04*am, harry wrote:
On Oct 24, 7:56*pm, Dave Hill wrote:

Rain, rain and yet more rain, that's today's *weather, and the wind
gusting to near galeforce.
Glad we had to go to the Dr then do some shopping, it's not the
weather to try to do anything outside, and it doesn't look any better
for thenext few days.
From what is most definatly the wet end of Swansea Bay.
David

No significant rain here in Herefordshire for months now. Fortunately
our piped water comes from Wales. *Plenty rain there apparently.

Well our rainfall for yesterday here at the wet end of Swansea Bay was
0.8 inches, so far today it's sunny and the wind has vanished for a
time.
David
We managed 2mm overnight. Last week of the month and we're barely up to
half monthly average for October.
--
hugh

I only recorded 2mm in the last 24 hrs on my raingauge in Little Chalfont, so actually you did need to water those pots.

On Oct 24, 7:56*pm, Dave Hill wrote:
Rain, rain and yet more rain, that's today's *weather, and the wind
gusting to near galeforce.
Glad we had to go to the Dr then do some shopping, it's not the
weather to try to do anything outside, and it doesn't look any better
for thenext few days.
From what is most definatly the wet end of Swansea Bay.
David


Finally had some rain in Herefordshire after about four months with
virtually none.

In article fa656b91-8988-4cf3-8835-2c6396706b69
@o14g2000yqh.googlegroups.com, says...

On Oct 24, 7:56*pm, Dave Hill wrote:
Rain, rain and yet more rain, that's today's *weather, and the wind
gusting to near galeforce.
Glad we had to go to the Dr then do some shopping, it's not the
weather to try to do anything outside, and it doesn't look any better
for thenext few days.
From what is most definatly the wet end of Swansea Bay.
David


Finally had some rain in Herefordshire after about four months with
virtually none.

If you pop across the border into Powys, we've had plenty. Only wish I
could have sent you some!

--
Roger T

700 ft up in Mid-Wales

In message ,
Roger Tonkin writes
In article fa656b91-8988-4cf3-8835-2c6396706b69
, says...

On Oct 24, 7:56*pm, Dave Hill wrote:
Rain, rain and yet more rain, that's today's *weather, and the wind
gusting to near galeforce.
Glad we had to go to the Dr then do some shopping, it's not the
weather to try to do anything outside, and it doesn't look any better
for thenext few days.
From what is most definatly the wet end of Swansea Bay.
David


Finally had some rain in Herefordshire after about four months with
virtually none.

If you pop across the border into Powys, we've had plenty. Only wish I
could have sent you some!

you probably do - in a large round pipe.
--
hugh