whats the weather like in your area?

CloughCasey1

whelan2 wrote: »

Do you have a shed to put the castle in?

We have but too far from house. And 2ft of dung also.

WheatenBriar

Beautiful here and no wind
Already 18c

Muckit

Well as they'd ask around here, 'is the weather up?'

Base price

Eldest son has just what's app'ed me (if that's the terminology) to say that it's pissing out of the heavens in Melbourne. He just outta bed and heading to work :rolleyes:
I think I may have ticked a nerve when I told him earlier that we were having barbecue type weather.

Kovu

Thunder and lightning here :eek:

Muckit

Base price wrote: »

Eldest son has just what's app'ed me (if that's the terminology) to say that it's pissing out of the heavens in Melbourne. He just outta bed and heading to work :rolleyes:
I think I may have ticked a nerve when I told him earlier that we were having barbecue type weather.

Didn't quite go as far as having a Barbecue, but managed to ressurrect the deck chairs from the garage and place them on back lawn. Then after getting the young lad to bed I proceeded to have a couple of cold bottles of beer... mamas milk!

Muckit

Kovu wrote: »

Thunder and lightning here :eek:

Often had the thunder after an Indian, but the lightning is impressive... bravo!

Kovu

Muckit wrote: »

Often had the thunder after an Indian, but the lightning is impressive... bravo!

Ha, ya cheeky sod! I haven't even had my dinner yet

darragh_haven

Horrible day here in west cork. Cool and wet all day

Base price

Muckit wrote: »

Didn't quite go as far as having a Barbecue, but managed to ressurrect the deck chairs from the garage and place them on back lawn. Then after getting the young lad to bed I proceeded to have a couple of cold bottles of beer... Bless the person who invented the fridge

FYP

pedigree 6

Looks like were going to be getting showers here in wexford for the next few days and then the weather is going to pick up.

Longer term it looks like anyone that makes silage in may is going to have good weather and then the weather breaks down again in the last few days of may and into june.

It was the first really warm even hot day here today.:)

Base price

pedigree 6 wrote: »

Looks like were going to be getting showers here in wexford for the next few days and then the weather is going to pick up.

Longer term it looks like anyone that makes silage in may is going to have good weather and then the weather breaks down again in the last few days of may and into june.

It was the first really warm even hot day here today.:)

Good luck to anyone who has enough growth to make silage in May.
Contractor cut and spread the banks on Wednesday and they would normally be cut around Paddy's Day or early April.

_Brian

Base price wrote: »

Good luck to anyone who has enough growth to make silage in May.
Contractor cut and spread the banks on Wednesday and they would normally be cut around Paddy's Day or early April.

Yea, one of the lads in work measures grass growth and compared to last year he says its 3-4 weeks behind in growth.

WheatenBriar

Sunny and windy
Expecting that rain down south to pay us a visit here today

Redbishop

Warm hazy with little sun so far today. Warm though.
We had a couple of passing thunderstorms yesterday evening with a couple of short bursts of torrential rain.
Every place looks greener today though.

whelan2

went for cows early this morning, there was a lovely sunrise around 5.30

_Brian

Beautiful morning, light breeze but nice hazy sunshine.
Very pleasant out.

keep going

slashing here and dosent look like west cork is going to get much of this heat wave.

pedigree 6

Base price wrote: »

Good luck to anyone who has enough growth to make silage in May.
Contractor cut and spread the banks on Wednesday and they would normally be cut around Paddy's Day or early April.

Nevertheless there are people after cutting and pitting silage already. Italian ryegrass alright but the hybrids will be coming on now and the perennials in the last week of May. There's massive growth atm.
Might even be able to cut some paddocks myself in 10 days time.

pedigree 6

WheatenBriar wrote: »

Sunny and windy
Expecting that rain down south to pay us a visit here today

Looks like that rain will be in the south east here in the evening and then thundery tonight.
There was a few showers here this morning.

I said

Overcast muggy warm day here real growthy weather

LinF

Dull, drizzly and yuk!

Insp. Harry Callahan

Hot and sunny here in Donegal since 8 this morning, best day of the year so far

davidk1394

Dull mild day round 16C. Perfect day for study and spreading fertiliser

pedigree 6

Raining heavy here at times in the last hour and a half.
Can hear low rumbles of thunder from the se.
Milking is done so not worried about the electricity going.

WheatenBriar

pedigree 6 wrote: »

Raining heavy here at times in the last hour and a half.
Can hear low rumbles of thunder from the se.
Milking is done so not worried about the electricity going.

Yeah am hearing thunder here now also

whelan2

Lovely day. A bit overcast at times. Clock in jeep saying 20 degrees at the moment

Username John

whelan2 wrote: »

Lovely day. A bit overcast at times. Clock in jeep saying 20 degrees at the moment

Lashing here now. And has been wet all day... Not mad cold, but a ****e enough day too...

Username John

whelan2 wrote: »

Lovely day. A bit overcast at times. Clock in jeep saying 20 degrees at the moment

Pah - double post... Delete...

WheatenBriar

About 2 hrs of on and off thunder here from about 7 and some very heavy rain
There was one fierce fork with an instant shot gun blast crack of thunder that sent the cows berserk
There was a bucket of water in some of the rain drops