2022 - How's Your Weather Today?
Jimny14 Offline
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#241
Mid 20s warm and sunny with a nice breeze. 

Although this is my current view.

   

At home it is apparently mid late teens and now raining. So hopefully everything will be growing on strongly and not suffering drought.
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JJB Offline
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(26-06-2022, 10:56 AM)Jimny14 Wrote: Mid 20s warm and sunny with a nice breeze. 

Although this is my current view.



At home it is apparently mid late teens and now raining. So hopefully everything will be growing on strongly and not suffering drought.

Oooh lovely Jimny, where are you?
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Jimny14 Offline
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We've been in the algarve this week, back to reality tomorrow, work Tuesday. At least I'll be able to check the watering etc of things before work. I mowed the lawn just before we left so that should hopefully be OK, hoping the veg plot will have romped on a bit with how the weather at home has looked but won't know for sure until tomorrow.
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Vinny Offline
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#244
Cold, windy and actually a bit depressing after the few bright days we have had recently. Angry I hope that wasn't the extent of our summer and we are into autumn already? Cry
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Veggie Offline
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#245
Summer has returned here, water butts are full, nothing in garden needed watering and the ground is damp enough that weeds pull out easily, even deep rooted ones like dock. Big Grin
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JJB Offline
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(26-06-2022, 05:42 PM)Veggie Wrote: Summer has returned here, water butts are full, nothing in garden needed watering and the ground is damp enough that weeds pull out easily, even deep rooted ones like dock.  Big Grin

That sounds ideal, a gardener's dream. 

We woke up to a bit of rain, just enough to darken the soil but not fill the butts. Brightening up now, but not hugely warm.
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Vinny Offline
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#247
Much the same as yesterday............in a nutshell GRIM! Sick
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Broadway Offline
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#248
Just getting a downpour, brilliantSmile
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Bren Offline
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A bit of misty rain early morning that soon turned into heavy rain the kind that soon fills water butts. It stopped a couple of hours ago so we’ve been out for a stroll.
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PyreneesPlot Offline
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After a wettish weekend the water butts are full and the ground soft for nearly 5-10 cm, then concrete again! Dry and a cold 16 degrees today.
Has Anyone Seen the Plot?

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