Your current weather.

[aangus]

8mm , forecast rubbish into the start of next month so with a dry 10 days needed before any planting that takes us to mid April , times running out.

Who would want to be a farmer. But weather forecasts can change on a sixpence, especially for them long range forecast. I hope .

 

[aangus]

8mm , forecast rubbish into the start of next month so with a dry 10 days needed before any planting that takes us to mid April , times running out.

The Met office has become one of the worst for changing their forecasts, and the BBC are giving rain every day for I don't know how many days in a row

 

[sticky]

Raining ☔️

 

[GOODYSMATE]

Raining here as well ,now of to dentist so day could get a lot worse

 

[le bon paysan]

Have you got many swallows? If you have please tell them to get to England ASAP

No not yet, but the frogs are ' singing' at night.

 

[Jo28]

Chucking it down here all morning. 5mm overnight

 

[Surgery]

Actually quite pleasant at the mo

 

[farmerm]

Good news, clocks soon go forward so an hour less rainfall

 

[haymaker80]

 

[teslacoils]

Well.....shitt.

 

[Wombat]

Wet

 

[DrWazzock]

Chucking it down.

 

[Old apprentice]

Wet morning, bright sun with clouds now
Hope to get some more fertilizer on shortley

 

[Little squeak]

rained 7mm last night rained all morning but has brightened up now

 

[teslacoils]

Id not be suprised if we had had half an inch since this morning. Running down the roads again. And still drizzzling.

 

[Old apprentice]

Id not be suprised if we had had half an inch since this morning. Running down the roads again. And still drizzzling.

This is way unusual for you over in lincs.

 

[Woody j]

Wet morning, bright sun with clouds now
Hope to get some more fertilizer on shortley

You ground must be a lot drier than mine, you wouldn’t be in a field here today

 

[teslacoils]

This is way unusual for you over in lincs.

Ah, its been a shocker. Yestreday was the first time we had a wheel on a field in 5 and a half months.

 

[Old apprentice]

Average rain fall is around 41 inch so we must have had considerably more it is a sandy loam over gravel on 98% of the land I grow crop on. Going back to the days when I had cattle we could umbilical slurry just about any day we wanted to if wet the tractor would just put cleat marks in the land.

 

[AT Aloss]

1100mm for the last 12 months, another 12mm today & we're apparently the drier side of the country