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Post by tom on Feb 23, 2023 11:02:26 GMT
Loovely, although chillier than of late.
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Post by anglais on Feb 23, 2023 13:37:37 GMT
Grey and cool.
We have been told this morning that we are in a drought and cannot wash cars, water gardens and suchlike from 1st March.
The Mighty Mousse which is really only a brook is almost dry. We went to Trebas on Monday crossing the Hydro Electric Dam on the Tarn and you can wade across the river and only get your ankles wet which is summer level.
Even if we have torrential rain for the whole spring it will not have any effect.
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Post by will on Feb 23, 2023 15:49:57 GMT
Grey and cool. We have been told this morning that we are in a drought and cannot wash cars, water gardens and suchlike from 1st March. The Mighty Mousse which is really only a brook is almost dry. We went to Trebas on Monday crossing the Hydro Electric Dam on the Tarn and you can wade across the river and only get your ankles wet which is summer level. Even if we have torrential rain for the whole spring it will not have any effect. I remember that dam, and the Mighty Mousse of course. Looks like you'll be getting up early in the mornings again this summer - good job you don't sleep well, isn't it?  It's been grey and cool here too today. Don't think we'll be in drought any time soon though. |
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Post by Su on Feb 23, 2023 18:32:50 GMT
Grey and cool. We have been told this morning that we are in a drought and cannot wash cars, water gardens and suchlike from 1st March. The Mighty Mousse which is really only a brook is almost dry. We went to Trebas on Monday crossing the Hydro Electric Dam on the Tarn and you can wade across the river and only get your ankles wet which is summer level. Even if we have torrential rain for the whole spring it will not have any effect. blimey! What will happen to your veg? |
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Post by mulv on Feb 23, 2023 22:25:40 GMT
What will it take to really wake people up to climate change? 😡
Our weather today has been beautiful. Wall to wall sunshine, but very cold, and with an icy wind.
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