Took the dog out this afternoon, and kept a very careful eye on the sky
towards the south-west. Thick, dark clouds, with several signs of heavy
rain pouring out them to the south of town. After an hour and a half,
returned home without getting wet. Turned on the radio to hear of
traffic chaos on the A45 4 miles away due to lane closures and flooding,
Queues all the way back to the M1 and beyond.

Got f*****g soaked when I took her out at 10 o'clock this evening.

Can't win them all, I suppose.

jim, Northampton

On Wednesday, April 13, 2016 at 12:19:41 AM UTC+1, jbm wrote:
Took the dog out this afternoon, and kept a very careful eye on the sky
towards the south-west. Thick, dark clouds, with several signs of heavy
rain pouring out them to the south of town. After an hour and a half,
returned home without getting wet. Turned on the radio to hear of
traffic chaos on the A45 4 miles away due to lane closures and flooding,
Queues all the way back to the M1 and beyond.

Got f*****g soaked when I took her out at 10 o'clock this evening.

Can't win them all, I suppose.

How average a day would you say the 12th was?

"jbm" wrote in message ...
Took the dog out this afternoon, and kept a very careful eye on the sky
towards the south-west. Thick, dark clouds, with several signs of heavy
rain pouring out them to the south of town. After an hour and a half,
returned home without getting wet. Turned on the radio to hear of traffic
chaos on the A45 4 miles away due to lane closures and flooding, Queues
all the way back to the M1 and beyond.

Got f*****g soaked when I took her out at 10 o'clock this evening.

Can't win them all, I suppose.


Lovely day here on climatologically wet Dartmoor, pretty little cumulus
clouds and baking warm sunshine. Max. +13.7C !
Top of garden soil now drying for the first time in over six months. Would
be nice to see some action though with a decent fall of rain (circa 50mm+).

Will
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believes that it was created in 1910 "
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Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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On Wednesday, April 13, 2016 at 8:20:30 AM UTC+1, wrote:
"jbm" wrote in message ...
Took the dog out this afternoon, and kept a very careful eye on the sky
towards the south-west. Thick, dark clouds, with several signs of heavy
rain pouring out them to the south of town. After an hour and a half,
returned home without getting wet. Turned on the radio to hear of traffic
chaos on the A45 4 miles away due to lane closures and flooding, Queues
all the way back to the M1 and beyond.

Got f*****g soaked when I took her out at 10 o'clock this evening.

Can't win them all, I suppose.


Lovely day here on climatologically wet Dartmoor, pretty little cumulus
clouds and baking warm sunshine. Max. +13.7C !
Top of garden soil now drying for the first time in over six months. Would
be nice to see some action though with a decent fall of rain (circa 50mm+).

I think you are going to get you wish on Monday. For goodness sake be more careful in future you may have the gift.

http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/char...Refresh+ View

I hope for your sake that you haven't. Hell, if that is going to be the average, I hope to god I am wrong! I might even consider changing my religion to stoooopid.