whats the weather like in your area?

Kevhog1988

rough in the uk today

_Brian

Heavy sleet showers here in Cavan, damn cold. Kids were complaining that heating isnt on yet - this was the first morning that it was missed, will be turning on the timer thisevening..

TITANIUM.

Jesus this time yesterday it was 15 degrees down here. Today 6 degrees. And what an awful night. Has to move sheep in the middle of the night when the flood came up.

whelan2

_Brian wrote: »

Heavy sleet showers here in Cavan, damn cold. Kids were complaining that heating isnt on yet - this was the first morning that it was missed, will be turning on the timer thisevening..

My parents have a very awkward timer for their heating, its an electronic clock/ timer with 4 zones on it. They dont understand it and it returns to factory settings if power goes off, factory settings mean heating is on for about 12 hours:rolleyes:. Takes about 30 minutes to reset the fecking thing, so I got landed with the job last night. Think I might do a mrs Doyle with it and feck the whole thing up completely Great to get to mid november without a need for heating

Dickie10

that is a cat morning , cleaning out shed for weanlings to go in, hope pneumonia wont be a problem

Kovu

Dickie10 wrote: »

that is a cat morning , cleaning out shed for weanlings to go in, hope pneumonia wont be a problem

Indeed


Was lovely here at six, not a breath of wind and stars all out.

WheatenBriar

Great drying in the wind here today
Pity all the good work will be undone tomorrow and sunday withe the rain thats coming
Cold!

Bullocks

Kovu wrote: »

Indeed


Was lovely here at six, not a breath of wind and stars all out.

Pussy in the bed ! Do we get a prize for innuendo ?

Kovu

Bullocks wrote: »

Pussy in the bed ! Do we get a prize for innuendo ?

It's been done before on Twitter I'm afraid!

Dickie10

that looks like a lynx more than a house cat some lenght in him
!!

Kovu

Dickie10 wrote: »

that looks like a lynx more than a house cat some lenght in him
!!

He's abut 6.5kg at last vet weigh in. He has a mayonnaise and mouse addiction. Sharing a bed with him is not fun as he takes up half of it.

TITANIUM.

Kovu wrote: »

He's abut 6.5kg at last vet weigh in. He has a mayonnaise and mouse addiction. Sharing a bed with him is not fun as he takes up half of it.

Ah jasus Kovu. You must covered in fecking cat hairs.

Still bucketing rain down here. The place is so wet now the farm might get washed away to sunnier clims.

foxy farmer

Someone needs to check their rainfall radar. My own says its wet.

Kovu

TITANIUM. wrote: »

Ah jasus Kovu. You must covered in fecking cat hairs.

Still bucketing rain down here. The place is so wet now the farm might get washed away to sunnier clims.

Or in a parallel universe, he's covered in Kovu hairs....:D To be honest he sheds very little, mixes with the cattle hairs!

It's bleeding bucketing down here, lost my welly on the way to feed cows this morning. Wet foot as I wasn't able to stop my forward momentum

trixi2011

some serious amount of rain promised here for this evening not looking forward to it

Milked out

Certainly not the nicest of evenings out. Tractor rocking away in the wind and rain pulling around the sheds

WheatenBriar

Lashed rain all morning in east wicklow, then there was a lull from 2 to 5
Lashing rain again now

Farrell

Coming out of Dublin, never gone as slow on M4, conditions aren't good.
Taking a break in Applegreen, does some trade

CloughCasey1

Farrell wrote: »

Coming out of Dublin, never gone as slow on M4, conditions aren't good.
Taking a break in Applegreen, does some trade

Id does alright. There does be bad cross winds. Worst spot is on athenry overpass. Shocking evening to be on the road.

frazzledhome

Like deadliest catch outside at the minute

case5130

frazzledhome wrote: »

Like deadliest catch outside at the minute

+ 1

blue5000

frazzledhome wrote: »

Like deadliest catch outside at the minute

lol, same again today.
As an old lad round here used to say 'Tis a day for the settle bed or the high stool'.

sandydan

mild, dry and cloudy this morning , feeding round bales on farm roadway, got half foot grass to clean off after slurry application a few months ago,
a week of dry hard weather would be a gift

bogman_bass

sandydan wrote: »

mild, dry and cloudy this morning , feeding round bales on farm roadway, got half foot grass to clean off after slurry application a few months ago,
a week of dry hard weather would be a gift

Lot of land under water here in Meath

whelan2

was in bed last night listening to the wind and rain, had visions of my dry cows that are up on the mountains being in a bad way. Went up after milking this morning and they were fine, brought them in anyway. Alot warmer today than it was yesterday

Kovu

Nearly needed flippers for the two dry cows in the field this morning, they were standing in water. Moved them up the hill now.
Been very wet all day and wind is now starting to pick up, fecking hate rain being blown about like it is now.

Milked out

Kovu wrote: »

Nearly needed flippers for the two dry cows in the field this morning, they were standing in water. Moved them up the hill now.
Been very wet all day and wind is now starting to pick up, fecking hate rain being blown about like it is now.

Tbh when the wind is as strong as it is I nearly prefer rain in it as I'd say it's true what dad says that it seems to dampen the ferocity of a strong gale

CloughCasey1

Localish gaa pitch. One that is playable in the worst of weather!

The Sidewards Man

Not too bad only raining between the showers.

Kovu

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Localish gaa pitch. One that is playable in the worst of weather!

On the plus side, you now have a swimming pool to train in!