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

[HurricaneSmith]

It's going to be a very pleasant 19 degrees, with blue skies and the lightest breeze.

 

[marchie]

Seems to be the now established pattern of a sunny dawn, then grey or black clouds after about 2 hours. Washed Brunhilde properly yesterday for the first time since we left for France and Spain, so it rained heavily afterwards, whilst we were outside, trying to work out how best to fit the newly delivered Hindermann Bike Cover. The Bikes stayed dry even if we didn't ...

Steve

 

[2cv]

Bright and breezy morning in Blackpool, and should be another dry day. Xantia now MOTd for the next 13 months, just needed a suspension bush. 🌥🌥

 

[Pauljenny]

Mustn't grumble....
Mustn't boast.

 

[HurricaneSmith]

No grumbling here either. Another lovely day with blue skies and the lightest breeze.

A possibility of a little overnight rain to freshen things up. Perfect.

 

[2cv]

Left a glorious sunny morning in Blackpool and the fine weather continues as we head North.

 

[marchie]

A dry day, so far, with a modicum of sun and the wind has dropped to an ambitious breeze. Still possible to wear a fleece without feeling too warm in the 15 degrees reported

Steve

 

[marchie]

'Summer is so yesterday',to use a cliche; but it's become reality in the, ahem,'Sunny Kingdom of Fife'. The return of grey metal skies, a breeze that will the gap in your kilt pin and a temperature of 8 degrees. There's a rumour of 17 degrees at 2pm, but, being Sunday, the Forecast Office will close at 13:00, so the gullible will be unable to complain that they've been had; again ...

Steve

 

[Pauljenny]

Funny old weather.
It was too hot to walk into the village on Friday. The forecast was HOT HOT and more.
Yesterday was cloudy and sticky.
Today was a cloudy, cool 18 degrees.. We had to dig out jumpers and trakkie bottoms.
There's a line full of laundry that should have dried overnight.
We braved breakfast outdoors.
It's now drizzling.
Nobody has informed the Weathermen.

 

[2cv]

We’ve got too used to sunny Blackpool, back to the reality of 12 degrees and drizzle in Glasgow this morning. 🌧🌧🌧

 

[HurricaneSmith]

Similar......

We were forecast a lovely day with a high of 23°, but instead it's rained all day with predicted thunderstorms throughout the night.

Not even close Mr Weather-Forecaster.

 

[Pauljenny]

Another fresh, chilly morning.
18 degrees, slight dew with a gentle breeze .
Breakfast on the Mezzanine.
Comfortable night.
If only it could be like this in July and August.

 

[2cv]

Wet and windy and 11 degrees. 🌧

 

[marchie]

Windy, grey and hissing down. The weather calendar is 6 months out of sync at present, more like a November than May morning

Steve

 

[The laird]

Stormy and drizzle up the cairns

 

[marchie]

Stormy and drizzle up the cairns

Sounds like a medical condition, or a treatment for one ... I have a mental image of Ken Dodd saying, 'You've got what, missus? You need a drizzle up the cairns for that, but tell the doctor to warm his hands first ... They can't touch you for it, especially if he hasn't warmed his hands first ...'

Steve

 

[HurricaneSmith]

The overnight light showers (no thunder as predicted) quickly gave way to a beautiful day, blue skies, little dobs of white cumulous and the lightest breeze.

The scent of our choisya ternata is the strongest we've ever known, and the veg patch has survived the recent neglect.

 

[tonybvi]

My son has just sent me a photo of their wood burner blazing away in Aboyne - apparently it’s been an awful day in Aberdeenshire. Meanwhile we have had to evacuate the van to eat outside as it’s just too hot (28deg) amongst the oyster beds near Mornac-Sur-Seudre!!

 

[The laird]

12 degs here

 

[The laird]

My son has just sent me a photo of their wood burner blazing away in Aboyne - apparently it’s been an awful day in Aberdeenshire. Meanwhile we have had to evacuate the van to eat outside as it’s just too hot (28deg) amongst the oyster beds near Mornac-Sur-Seudre!!

It was wild up the cairns yesterday tony gale force wind