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2 hours ago, Cheggers said:
Good morning all, long time away, but weather been by and large guff Only seen a good stretch of sun when in Spain beginning of July.
Not too bad a start to today, chilly but heading to Stirling Castle with my visiting mother, so hope the rain stays away.
If anyone interested there is a Spitfire and Mustang P51 flying out of Cumbernauld airport all week, and I hear that for £3k you can have a ride for 30 min.
Eh fur 3k Cheggars ah would be wantin Business Class tae Sunny Climes in a Big Basturt Plane
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On 01/05/2017 at 04:53, CatchMyDrift said:
We ended up on 12.8mm of rain for April which is fairly dry. The ground is rock hard and cracked. I'm sure Mother Nature will make up for it at some point, perhaps a wet summer of the way? Having said that I'm pretty sure April is on average the driest month of the year for many parts of Scotland.
Edit: 1070mb Greenland High...
And staying dry in the south, a little damp further north but nothing much for what Scotland can suffer. This is up to the 10th of May:
Catch, Lets hope that this is Mother Nature making up for all the past numerous years O' wet pash! A bit warmer would be nice though as it's fekin cauld in the East wind.
Whit a treat here at the moment tae be able to walk on the park, walkways and even Fermurs Fields withoot being ankle tae knee deep in mud!
Big likin this dry withur Innes
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4 minutes ago, BurntFishTrousers said:
Look at all that snaw piling into the system south of Iceland.
Ah Mondy's back, must be a chance o' some real snaw eh!
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13 hours ago, Hairy Celt said:
You'll be after my plums then?
Ye need tae take care o' yer soft fruits HC
Don't want tae be getting a cauld draught up the trossachs eh!
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9 hours ago, Hairy Celt said:
Blue sky day. Almost warm in the sun - feeling overdressed in my full winter kit. Will it last? No.
Had tae read that twice HC!
The first read had ye pure teuchtered up in a heavy Tweed Jaikit and a Kilt.
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A thin covering o' snaw here noo, there must have been a few wee spells while ah've been watching pash oan the telly and eh snoozing!
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Just had a live stream snaw fix while Skyping our oldest daughter and wee grandson who are living in Vancouver Island.
They have had snaw for the past three days now and it was falling moderately all the time we were on. They have also had a weather warning today for eh, even mair snaw!
Will we get anything fae this wee cauld spell, time will tell eh.
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oooh, a wee surprise covering o' snaw here this morning!
A taste o' things tae come?
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3 hours ago, CatchMyDrift said:
It probably won't come to much, the precipitation should start to clear later but it's ice we need to watch for overnight. There will be sub-zero temps for some of us and ground frost for others but an ice risk for most of us:
Managed a boot an inch o' snaw here and all is white. Hoping that it stays overnight and ah will get the wee fella oot oan the sledge in the mornin!
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Eh! This mornings drench pash is noo falling as snow.
Will this come tae much?
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4 hours ago, Blitzen said:
Well, having read all of your 'stunning' morning posts, I am beginning to wonder what the east central belt has done to deserve the winter we have had! Yet another morning to add to this week of murk! Never thought I would wish for spring 3/4 of the way through January but I have well and truly had it with winter this year. Couldn't tell you the last time I saw a frost and last night only got down to 1.7c here whilst many are reporting a good few degrees below.
A bit different up here Blitzy!
Managed an early walk with the wee Grandson while it was white frost and brilliant sunshine here till 12.15pm when the fog rolled over and has been foggy and cold since.
Last Saturday was brilliant sunshine and a boot 4 inches o' snaw when I was towing the wee grandson and his mum a boot oan a sledge behind the quad bike.
Overcast mild and boring between these days though!!!
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Looks like we did no bad here last night/today. Withoot gaun ootside wi a tape measure ah would guess a boot 3 inches deep!
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A wee covering O' snaw here noo and the wind seems tae be getting up again.
Thanks take that fkn truck driver mah journey tae work this morning took 1hr 45 mins and 2 fkn hrs 10 mins tae get back hame this evening! Ah could hoof the Bassa in the fkn nuts!!!
Needin a guid comfort snaw faw noo.
Big pi55ed aff Innes
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Eh, It's a bit fkn wild oot here noo!
Noisy night ahead me thinks with the wind roaring through the nearby trees.
Hope we a' get some snaw in the coming days!
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Second day in a row here with foggy/misty conditions all day with visibility between 50 - 100 meters, little or no breeze and temps @ about 8 Deg C!
Hopping that we all see some of the white stuff later in the coming week and through next weekend?
Would be good if Big Grampies Innes can get oot in the Snaw with the wee grandson!
Big needin a Snaw Fix Innes
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A Guid New Year to all on the forum!
A chilly first o' January here with Blue Skies, Sunshine and a wee bit frost earlier.
Some paracetamol on board noo for the sair napper.
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Some heavy squally Snaw showers here this morning, giving us oor first covering for winter 16/17!
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2 hours ago, CatchMyDrift said:
You can be Merry about Xmas all you like, for me New Year looks full of cheer. Look what Santa left!!!
I hope everyone has as good a day as possible, I appreciate not everyone will have the most fantastic day but peace and love to all...even @Hairy Celt xxx
Nice one Catch, best pressie you could give your fellow withur obsessives!
Merry Christmas to all
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Ah the weekend again eh!
Stuck in the office all week while we had crisp winter like days, Sun shine and the trees and landscape in the shade at below 0 temps creating a scene face a Christmas caird and it would have been magical tae be oot n' a boot.
Take the youngest daughter tae her works Chritmas night oot in Stirling last night and pick her up again just after 12 midnight and the drive their and back shows some nippy _5 / _6 Deg C temps, patches o' freezing fog and villages so frosted up they looked as if they were in Alaska.
Nae work the day, mah time is mine eh!
Whaurs mah fkn froasty winters wonderland, oh aye a CAULD front is passing through and WARMING everything up!!!
Jeez O'
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Nae Frost this morning, a cauld damp misty Autumnal morning with the mist occasionally thinning enough tae see our resident family O' Deer oot having their breakfast graze!
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Aye! Light snaw falling here noo.
Should get a wee covering oot o' this event me thinks?
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41 minutes ago, Ravelin said:
I'm not sure about 'learned' but to sum up. . .
Aw man, the models have just been pure mental. Naebody has a scoobi how Winter's gonna pan out but it's fair looking promising for a cauld wan.
Ehm, starting next week it looks as if we'll get a succession of winds coming in from the N, NW or NE. It'll probably feel chilly but I'd hazard a guess it'll not be chilly enough for any snow away from high ground. Upper air temperatures just don't look cold enough for that and it is quite early even for Scotland , to see low level snow.
Cheers Rav
Ah see you posting in the mad hoose, keep up the good work in here!
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Right then, time tae venture back in an see whit's gaun oan!
There appears tae be much excitement in the MT aboot a first pending cauld snap/spell as early as next mid week and how much Nothern Blocking there is this Autumn.
Ahm sure some of oor very learned Scottish members can bring us A' up tae speed eh!
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Went tae bed just after 12 and still pishin doon as it hax done all evening!
Got up this morning tae this.
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Scotland/Alba Regional Weather Discussion 23/04/17 onwards
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Aye Catch, I noticed the difference a couple of week back when me n' Mrs Big Innes had a wee day oot in St Andrews and then drove doon the East Coast through Ainster etc.
The Combine Harvesters were everywhere and the crops looking plentiful. Here in the West O' Fife the summers have been changed to the Annual West Fife Monsoon which now seem tae last from June tae, the next April.
The ground and Fields through here are so wet that any salvageable Harvests are done by a Fermur oan a Dredger.
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