Weather Report..................

[Rec]

Lovely day here today, sat out in the sun for coffee...Dave sorting out logs having done some tree pruning yesterday. It's a hard life

 

[The laird]

3 degs here frost on car roofs no rain YET

 

[2cv]

Cloudless blue sky, 6 degrees and rising so certainly a beautiful morning here.

 

[Full Member]

Hertfordshire has 8°C right now with a high of about 12°C likely later.
The sky is light grey with hints of blue, the breeze is gentle, the ground is dry - and I shan't be indoors all day.

Colin

 

[Pauljenny]

Just an ordinary, normal Spring morning.

Trees full of blossom and noisy birds.

Whafts of Orange, lavender and carnation on the breeze.

Time to get the parasols out of storage.

No rain forecast for this week.

 

[Val54]

Don't forget the filters when you get the parasols Paul, here its milder and dry but grey. Time to finish planting/moving shrubs.

 

[Biggarmac]

Sunny but breezy here. Birds have eaten all their food; so will have to go for essential shopping.

 

[GMJ]

Cloudy here in west Wales but no rain forecast....for the next 5 days!!!

Well how wrong was that forecast...it hoyed down all afternoon yesterday!!!

Cloudy today her in west Wales...and dare I say it? No rain forecast for the next 5 days!

 

[Pauljenny]

Don't forget the filters when you get the parasols Paul, here its milder and dry but grey. Time to finish planting/moving shrubs.

Problems with the new smugfilter, Dave..
It keeps over heating.
The manufacturer states it's only for domestic use, not industrial.
I keep it in the fridge, but it doesn't last long when working.
Still pretty damn fair, here.

 

[Full Member]

To the east of Herts there is chilly air.
To the west of Herts there is warmer air.
The boundary between the two air masses is laying in a line from roughly the north west to the south east and travelling directly along it's axis:



So us genteel folk of Hertfordshire have had intermittent wonderful sunshine to beckon us out followed by heavy showers to shoo us back in.
All day.
No wonder I don't feel smug but do feel hard done by. Is there a filter available for that situation? A large size, please.

Colin

 

[The laird]

Raining here

 

[Deleted member 11]

Tis 9 degrees out there and the westerly breeze is bring clouds, but no rain..... yet.

 

[The laird]

Tis 9 degrees out there and the westerly breeze is bring clouds, but no rain..... yet.

 

[The laird]

7 degs here had rain stopped now dull but sun peeping in and out

 

[GMJ]

No rain yesterday but grey and mizzle at the moment here in west Wales. They sneakily changed the forecast without me looking and slipped in some rain for this morning. Set fair for the next 5 days thouggh...as long as they don't change it again!!

 

[2cv]

Lovely morning, 12 degrees already and cloudless sky.

 

[Pauljenny]

Morning all .
Only 14, breezy degrees at breakfast.
Nearly blew me sausages off me plate.

 

[Biggarmac]

10.7°. Sun shinning out of a lovely blue sky. If the wind would die down it would be a perfect spring day.

 

[Val54]

Grey, breezy and 10 degrees so far in Cheshire, possible brightness forecast for later this afternoon and tomorrow ............

 

[Full Member]

It's a very mild 11°C in Hertfordshire this morning with a grey sky but no dampness. The high pressure event continues to build so there's hardly a whisper from the air.
The unpredictable showers yesterday and the grey today has given me time away from the Brompton, so I've cut an escape hatch for the water pump, removed it and stripped it down. I couldn't see anything of significance in the innards apart from a layer of very fine scale coating the inner surfaces, so I cleaned and reassembled it and reinstalled it.
The system now primes and pressurises as it should. I've left it pressurised to check for leaks while I finish the hatch that will make future maintenance a whole lot easier.
I'm really pleased with the whole activity because the new inspection hatch has allowed me to see (and hopefully correct!) a couple of other issues that I'd been unaware of.

Colin