What's the weather like in your area 2

Mooooo

Rain

Buford T. Justice XIX

Dry and v.warm in N.Kerry but heavy clouds seem to be creeping in from the south atm.

Green farmer

Good stiff breeze there now, should dry up the ground no end

Buford T. Justice XIX

Beautiful, warm, calm spring day here.

Finishing a bit of fencing and hoping to leave off a few weanling heifers early next week.

davidk1394

Beautiful day about 13°C and watching the lambs buck jumping around. Spring is finally in the air.... How long it will last is the next thing

SuperTortoise

Great day in Mayo today, lovely sun and a clear sky. Need about 3 weeks of it before i can let anything out! Land still very wet.

blue5000

I had to take off the jumper:eek:

boggerman1

Great day here in mid tipp.warm.off out to milk and finish up to go see a mauling of cats in thurles later

pedigree 6

blue5000 wrote: »

I had to take off the jumper:eek:

You're living dangerously there Blue.;)

The last two days I had to leave the cows in after morning milking and just let them out at 1pm to get their few hours of grass and back in for milking at 5.
Land is soft enough still here but it's warm today here but cloudy with an odd glimpse of Sun.

zetecescort

blue5000 wrote: »

I had to take off the jumper:eek:

Just after giving the lawn its first cut. Sweating mad by the end

Green farmer

Lovely day here as well. Land still very soft though.

Doctor Shivering

Dreary old day in east Wicklow
Very foggy start,raining on and off until two and foggy again now
Warm though

High bike

More like may than march here,long may it continue��

I said

High bike wrote: »

More like may than march here,long may it continue��

Aye two more days like and the sheds will be empty

foxy farmer

Beautiful day here. Like yesterday. Getting things ready for TB test tomorrow. Turned wet around 10 last night but dried fairly quickly after. Had to take out a few tanks of slurry after dinner today. Ground is fairly wet still.

davidk1394

Beautiful morning.12°C or so. Pity to be stuck in doors looking out at it

leg wax

and long johns off......:D

Reggie.

davidk1394 wrote: »

Beautiful morning.12°C or so. Pity to be stuck in doors looking out at it

Same here but grouns still a bit slow to dry out unfortunately

I said

String vest and handkerchief on top of the head type of day

whelan2

I said wrote: »

String vest and handkerchief on top of the head type of day

What about the sandals and socks ?

Mooooo

Scorcher of a day,

Buford T. Justice XIX

Warm but very overcast.

Rain not far off, I'd say.

Reggie.

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Warm but very overcast.

Rain not far off, I'd say.

It's giving a mixed weekend. Was hoping to get the harrow out but won't dry out enough by then

ganmo

That's the same drain of the one I put up in the photo comp thread, the place dried a lot in the week

CloughCasey1

Reggie. wrote: »

It's giving a mixed weekend. Was hoping to get the harrow out but won't dry out enough by then

Ive a field ready for seeding Reggie. You are welcome to trial it.☺.

Reggie.

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

Ive a field ready for seeding Reggie. You are welcome to trial it.☺.

Will ya send down the lowloader?

I said

whelan2 wrote: »

What about the sandals and socks ?

White socks

ganmo

i'll try it again

pedigree 6

I was looking at the stats on met eireann for Johnstown Castle, Wexford.
Rainfall mm
2017 Jan 63.6 Feb 69.6
2016 Jan 142.1 Feb 105.6
2015 Jan 77.7 Feb 47.2
2014 Jan 145.1 Feb 175.1

Mean temp in degrees
2017 Jan 6.6 Feb 6.8
2016 Jan 6.4 Feb 5.6
2015 Jan 5.4 Feb 4.9
2014 Jan 6.1 Feb 6.0

Mean 10cm soil temp at 9am
2017 Jan 6.1 Feb 6.4
2016 Jan 5.6 Feb n/a
2015 Jan 4.2 Feb 3.6
2014 Jan 4.9 Feb 4.6

I didn't include March as it's not over yet and who knows what way the rainfall reading will go. But so far the temps for this year are way ahead of 16,15 and 14 and I can't see the temps dipping to way below average so they should be higher this year than the last 3 years.

Really here in wexford there's been no winter this year compared to other years and grass grew through the whole winter. I've never had as much grass as this year and the cows have been managed with on/off grazing and taking advantage of the conditions when I can. It looked like (if the cows didn't get out) that the silage would have been used up by the 3rd of April but by taking advantage when I could, from looking like I might have to buy silage it now looks like I will have silage left over this year and I have more stock this year than I ever had on the farm. So things are good atm and ground has dried up in the last day or so and I hope to get some wet ground grazed off and fertilised before the weather looks like breaking on the 17th.
Not a bad winter/spring here it's been very manageable.:)

Lady Haywire

ganmo wrote: »

i'll try it again

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