When is it going to stop... Raining

[albion]

Cricket final was rained off today.
The reserve day Monday looks to be getting flooded off.

Draw!

 

[Ming the Merciless]

as “significant threat to life and property”, for 05:00 tomorrow morning

I’ll be having a lie in

 

[PeteXXX]

Cynthia Spencer charity ride (in aid of a local hospice) in Hamtun was cancelled today..

 

[cyberknight]

Axle deep?

Or has axl rose been singing about november again ?

 

[classic33]

Or has axl rose been singing about november again ?

If he has, tell him he's early.

 

[cyberknight]

If he has, tell him he's early.

maybe he needs somebody , everybody needs somebody ?

 

[classic33]

maybe he needs somebody , everybody needs somebody ?

Even when the rain comes again.

 

[cyberknight]

Even when the rain comes again.

falling on my head like a new emotion ?

 

[classic33]

falling on my head like a new emotion ?

keeping the feelings warm?

 

[Lone Wolf]

I’d love a few dry days so I have chance to do some garden and get out for a ride.

 

[Time Waster]

Wee bit wet here after a decent amount of time with dry weather. Cumbria is back on track just the rain is a bit too light for this time of year. We've only had a few small floods round here and some of them was from the high tides we have had.

I am starting to suspect the south and midlands have stolen our rain. I am not calling the police on them as they are welcome to it. It is just strange that we are nearly at the end of September and I have no idea where my waterproof trousers are to get me from the carpark into the office at work. Seriously, you can get absolutely drenched from car to door at work normally but of late it has not been an issue.

It seems climate change is giving other parts of England our weather. Perhaps a few more years of this the SE england will no longer have water shortages but we in Cumbria will!! In that case there could be an act of terrorism on the water pipe to Manchester. I have never been happy letting them have our water!!

 

[SpokeyDokey]

Wee bit wet here after a decent amount of time with dry weather. Cumbria is back on track just the rain is a bit too light for this time of year. We've only had a few small floods round here and some of them was from the high tides we have had.

I am starting to suspect the south and midlands have stolen our rain. I am not calling the police on them as they are welcome to it. It is just strange that we are nearly at the end of September and I have no idea where my waterproof trousers are to get me from the carpark into the office at work. Seriously, you can get absolutely drenched from car to door at work normally but of late it has not been an issue.

It seems climate change is giving other parts of England our weather. Perhaps a few more years of this the SE england will no longer have water shortages but we in Cumbria will!! In that case there could be an act of terrorism on the water pipe to Manchester. I have never been happy letting them have our water!!

A tad north of you. SE Lakes.

Last week we had about 6 days of no rain, 4 of which were warm going on hot.

Even so, standing on the lawns causes water to ooze up around my trainers - we live on the side of a 350m hill too.

It is now back to chucking it down, despite the forecast, last night, saying today was going to be dry.

You are probably better off than we are on the weather front as we live in the south-westerly rain shadow caused by the local mountains.

 

[Lone Wolf]

Wedi pissio again 🌧🌧☹️

 

[Time Waster]

A tad north of you. SE Lakes.

Last week we had about 6 days of no rain, 4 of which were warm going on hot.

Even so, standing on the lawns causes water to ooze up around my trainers - we live on the side of a 350m hill too.

It is now back to chucking it down, despite the forecast, last night, saying today was going to be dry.

You are probably better off than we are on the weather front as we live in the south-westerly rain shadow caused by the local mountains.

I hope you aren't in Kendal, grey town.

I once drove from just north of Lancaster (J35 to j36 on the M6) then on to Ambleside a good few years ago. It was spring and where i set off from that day it was lovely blue skies with nice white fluffy clouds and quite warm. As I drove past Kendal it rained a bit but down in Kendal it looked bleak and very wet indeed. A little past Plumgarth's roundabout it became blue skies and fluffy white clouds again.

Kendal seems to sit in a pocket of hills and as such I firmly believe that it gets rain when areas around it even the high fells in the Lake District are dry.

 

[SpokeyDokey]

I hope you aren't in Kendal, grey town.

I once drove from just north of Lancaster (J35 to j36 on the M6) then on to Ambleside a good few years ago. It was spring and where i set off from that day it was lovely blue skies with nice white fluffy clouds and quite warm. As I drove past Kendal it rained a bit but down in Kendal it looked bleak and very wet indeed. A little past Plumgarth's roundabout it became blue skies and fluffy white clouds again.

Kendal seems to sit in a pocket of hills and as such I firmly believe that it gets rain when areas around it even the high fells in the Lake District are dry.

A bit north of Kendal.

Generally, everything from here through Windermere, Ambleside and up to Grasmere takes the brunt of rainfall.

We often have rain when Kendal is bone dry!