Sorry for moaning but I'm fed up of the rain.. We have had one or two days where it's been nice. Land dries up then rain again and it's saturated.
Will the rain ever stop
- Thread starter cymyran easycares
- Start date
- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
No
- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
Well it doesn't seem like it will to me anyway
- Location
- Limousin, France
Only had 2 mm in the last 10 days or so. Still wet in low lying areas.
- Location
- South Wales UK
No.
Bad all week and cold again
Bad all week and cold again
- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
If it is any consolation this pic is from 24/03/2013 so at least we are benefiting from global warming a bit
- Location
- East yorks
Been saying that since mid June and still waitingNext week looks better........
Jasper
Member
Don’t apologise you moan away get it of your chest don’t worry your not alone
Last Saturday really sickened me. Torrential cold rain all day. Did what I could in the yard and finished early.
Was in merchants yesterday and girl at counter saying its all she hears about now is folk complaining about the weather.
Out of our hands-do what you can-nobody's enjoying this at the moment.
Was in merchants yesterday and girl at counter saying its all she hears about now is folk complaining about the weather.
Out of our hands-do what you can-nobody's enjoying this at the moment.
Farmeraduk
Member
- Location
- Oxfordshire
The cattle are thinking the same, longest winter here for a while, mid October - ??
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
Don't look to good over next 5 /6 days either if you believe the wet office !
- Location
- East yorks
Early July
Goweresque
Member
- Location
- North Wilts
Interesting article on the Hunga Tonga volcano eruption, showing how much water vapour was ejected into the atmosphere:
dailysceptic.org
The killer chart is this one, that shows not only how much water vapour is in the atmosphere compared to normal, but how it has migrated latitudinally from the volcano position just south of the equator. We in the northern hemisphere can count ourselves lucky, the majority went south.
Judging by the above I'd say there's several years of above average rainfall still to come before things get back to normal.
Hunga Tonga Volcano is "Most Likely" Cause of Recent Warm Temperatures – The Daily Sceptic
The Hunga Tonga underwater volcanic eruption in January 2022 that boosted stratospheric water vapour by a massive 10% is the most likely cause of the recent warm temperatures, according to scientist Dr Javier Vinós.
dailysceptic.org
The killer chart is this one, that shows not only how much water vapour is in the atmosphere compared to normal, but how it has migrated latitudinally from the volcano position just south of the equator. We in the northern hemisphere can count ourselves lucky, the majority went south.
Judging by the above I'd say there's several years of above average rainfall still to come before things get back to normal.
- Location
- S E Glos
Just seems like six months of continuous rain to me. Reminds me of a drama/documentary I saw many years back, 'What happens if the Earth stops spinning?'
Long story short there would be a very narrow band either side of the equator which would be habitable for humans, on one side of the planet. Weather pattern would be very predictable, six months of rain then six months of drought. Priority for everyone would be to collect as much of the wet season rainfall as possible for water supplies in the dry period, so tarps strung everywhere in the 'new settlements'.
Now I wonder if that's the sort of climate we're heading towards.
Long story short there would be a very narrow band either side of the equator which would be habitable for humans, on one side of the planet. Weather pattern would be very predictable, six months of rain then six months of drought. Priority for everyone would be to collect as much of the wet season rainfall as possible for water supplies in the dry period, so tarps strung everywhere in the 'new settlements'.
Now I wonder if that's the sort of climate we're heading towards.
- Location
- East yorks
Apart from a few weeks end of May beginning of June and a week in Sept it’s rained pretty much none stop for a year here
- Location
- JanDeGrootLand
Bit like 77 and 85.
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Don’t worry, it will only take a week of no rain & the “drought” threads will start appearing again 
Answer is yes it will stop but then will start again