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October already?
After a night of torential rain and gale force winds it looks as if
our summer is already a distant memory. Here in my part of South Wales (Swansea area) we have had 2.2 inches of rain in ther last 3 days and I can't walk on parts of the field. I'll have to take a walk round to look at possible dammage when this present heavy "Shower" passes. David Hill |
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October already?
In article , Sacha wrote:
On 2010-07-16 11:26:10 +0100, Dave Hill said: After a night of torential rain and gale force winds it looks as if our summer is already a distant memory. Here in my part of South Wales (Swansea area) we have had 2.2 inches of rain in ther last 3 days and I can't walk on parts of the field. I'll have to take a walk round to look at possible dammage when this present heavy "Shower" passes. David Hill We haven't had as much rain - about 1.5" - but there are torn leaves all over the grass. The gales was terrifically noisy and the wind is still strong today. Would you believe 100 micron here last night? :-( Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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October already?
"Dave Hill" wrote in message ... After a night of torential rain and gale force winds it looks as if our summer is already a distant memory. Here in my part of South Wales (Swansea area) we have had 2.2 inches of rain in ther last 3 days and I can't walk on parts of the field. I'll have to take a walk round to look at possible dammage when this present heavy "Shower" passes. Oh well, only 2 months till Xmas! |
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October already?
On 16 July, 16:54, Jake wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jul 2010 03:26:10 -0700 (PDT), Dave Hill wrote: After a night of torential rain and gale force winds it looks as if our summer is already a distant memory. Here in my part of South Wales (Swansea area) we have had 2.2 inches of rain in ther last 3 days and I can't walk on parts of the field. I'll have to take a walk round to look at possible dammage when this present heavy "Shower" passes. David Hill 15 miles east(ish) of Swansea and we've had just under an inch in a week or more, most of it in the last 24 hours! Surprising what a difference a small distance can make. Wind damage is another thing though. I've got some staked plants that have snapped off just above the highest tie to the stake and have just spent a fair bit of time rebuilding my raspberry wigwams that had blown to a precarious 45 degree angle. But I'm not moaning - a week ago I was doing rain dances and watering for three hours every couple of days. At least I think I can have tonight off! Jake So you're the person to blame....I wondered who was responsible. We are 450 ft up a 1000ft (aprox) mountain and look down on the mumbles, so the air geting forced up over the mountain drops extra rain on us., and the river Neath also divides our weather so a mile in any direction and the weather can be quite different David Hill |
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