Yesterday and overnight chucking it down with rain and quite windy. Damp this morning but the sun has come out now and it looks pleasant outside
..........that is until you actually go outdoors and its brass monkey weather even in the sunshine!
Same here - clear beautiful day.... for as long as you stay indoors!
Bracing ourselves for the two storms for the rest of the week now.
Cold and wet here in Kildare like you guys we’re on weather warnings for the week and weekend even SNOW
I might go out to the shed and get all my seeds tomorrow morning, before all the bad weather hits, so I have something to entertain myself with tomorrow evening
It rained here all day yesterday, I did absolutely nothing all day, or at least nothing useful. Sun's out this morning and it's due to stay dry till lunch time so I think, as tomorrow is shopping day and I won't get in the garden, I had better go out and check that stuff won't take off in the gales. We'll all be battening down the hatches, and you see it won't happen
fingers crossed. It's really mild, it's 12° at 9am!
Wet and windy here too, although not as bad as predicted.
Sadly the freezing level is 2000m so it is also raining on the people on holiday tryng to ski - skiing in the rain is no fun (unless it is on a 'dry' slope!) and it washes the snow away.
Wet but not terribly windy here today, although the storm was meant to be hitting us at 11am today. Maybe we got away with some of it
Still too awful outside to work in it, so I've brought my seeds in to organise what I'm sowing next
Changeable would be a good word for today..........but tomorrow, we're in the "Very Rare Red Weather Warning" area. Not looking forward to that! Fortunately, I'm high enough above sea level not to worry about coastal flooding but I hope Eunice packs her bags and leaves the country without doing any damage.
Sunny spells, a bit breezy but dry, twelve-ish degrees.
(17-02-2022, 12:52 PM)Veggie Wrote: [ -> ]Changeable would be a good word for today..........but tomorrow, we're in the "Very Rare Red Weather Warning" area. Not looking forward to that! Fortunately, I'm high enough above sea level not to worry about coastal flooding but I hope Eunice packs her bags and leaves the country without doing any damage.
Looks like life as we know it is being cancelled tomorrow. Schools closed, no trains, refuse collections cancelled (and Friday is my day), no postal service, even cemeteries closed unless you're prebooked for a service. If I'm missing tomorrow, it'll be either a powercut or I've blown away!!