What an awful summer

[Erimus74]

Rain, rain, rain & looks set for the day & the remainder of the week & weekend too, the gardens certainly need it

 

[Lottowyn]

It'll possibly be the first day the neighbours haven't broken "the restrictions " since March.

 

[Norfolkred1]

Rain, rain, rain & looks set for the day & the remainder of the week & weekend too, the gardens certainly need it

My garden has a dry cough

 

[Randy]

Rain, rain, rain & looks set for the day & the remainder of the week & weekend too, the gardens certainly need it

To be fair my calendar tells me summer doesn't officially start until towards the end of the month

 

[McBrid]

Was gonna do my Garden at the weekend , ah well I’m so gutted that I can’t do it now

 

[Transitarmy]

Wasnt Wimbledon about to start soon?

 

[A]

In hindsight I should've mowed the lawns yesterday, I'm a bit annoyed I got sidelined with a cctv issue and some paperwork which could have waited until today. Looks like the rain is set in for a while but maybe dry tomorrow so I'll have to grab that opportunity should it arise

 

[TheBoroBuzzard]

Yes, it’s Sod’s law that I’m starting 4 days off

 

[Cardiffdaffs]

Wasnt Wimbledon about to start soon?

Glastonbury was going to start soon. What did you expect?

Its only light drizzle. i welcome it as does the garden and its not forecast to rain tomorrow according to the BBC

 

[NYboro]

To be fair my calendar tells me summer doesn't officially start until towards the end of the month

Must be different in the US. The NBC4 meteorologist told us on Monday that it was the first day of meteorological summer.

 

[Erimus74]

Love my garden, nice warm / sunny days messing about in the garden

 

[WindyNook]

The young uns will stop partying in the parks
Will they start doing it indoors?
What will that do to the R rate?

 

[Ingleby_Flash]

From a meteorological perspective, summer begins when we get to the month of June, and carries on through until the beginning of September. If you prefer to look at things from an astrological point of view however, then summer won’t start until the summer solstice, which marks the longest day of the year and falls on 20 June this year.

British Summer Time starts when the clocks go forward - March 29th

 

[McBrid]

From a meteorological perspective, summer begins when we get to the month of June, and carries on through until the beginning of September. If you prefer to look at things from an astrological point of view however, then summer won’t start until the summer solstice, which marks the longest day of the year and falls on 20 June this year.

British Summer Time starts when the clocks go forward - March 29th

So summer starts on the first day of the return of the EFL? Fabulous!