How many wks

[Clyde_Wanderer]

Is that, that it has been raining here in Glasgow for now?
Not gone of my rocker, just trying to reset some settings in my profiles!
C_W

 

[starboard]

6 weeks non stop here in Troon..!!!!

 

[Danny Jo]

Perhaps it's luck or maybe it's just my rose-tinted memory. Over the last four years I've spent 4-7 weeks a year in Scottish waters, and not had rain more than two days a week. Mind you, when I get home, the ground is waterlogged and all the plants have been flattened by the gales.

 

[snowleopard]

Is that, that it has been raining here in Glasgow for now?
Not gone of my rocker, just trying to reset some settings in my profiles!
C_W

We've been waiting 2 months for summer weather to return and it looks as though Tuesday's the day. Now SWMBO has taken to her bed with flu.

 

[gordmac]

the weather will probably improve on Tuesday as that is the day I am back to work!
Has this been the wettest summer in living memory?

 

[knightvision]

It has to improve, i have 3 weeks off starting Monday and I want to go sailing !

 

[Dougie_the_Mate]

According to the forecasts I have seen, Tuesday off Helensburgh is to be rough to very rough - I was going up to the boat just to see if she was still there, but it looks as if it will be later in the week!

I can't speak for Glasgow, but in Dumfries it was fine until the schools broke up and it has rained almost every day - sometimes non stop - since then. By my reckoning that is 11 weeks.

 

[uxb]

65 days and counting....

 

[rhumlady]

65 days and counting....

Are you sure you don't mean weeks? It certainly feels like it. I reckon it's all tied into the hurricane season over the other side of the pond.

 

[Clyde_Wanderer]

the weather will probably improve on Tuesday as that is the day I am back to work!
Has this been the wettest summer in living memory?

I dont think so Gordon, have a look.!
Go to N Atlantic then British Isles, and next to tue.
Hope you got dried out ok Pete, thanks for comming out today and sharing some valuable tips.

http://www.passageweather.com/index.htm?http://www.passageweather.com/about.htm#
C_W

 

[Spyro]

Something wrong here

http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/weat...EGION=0002&WMO=03136&LEVEL=101&R=0&NOREGION=0

 

[SAWDOC]

Hi C_W,
no comfort to you but our local rag here in Galway reports that we have had the wettest July and August since records began, but surprisingly due to a dry June our rainfall in 2009 is less than last year.

 

[Clyde_Wanderer]

Something wrong here

http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/weat...EGION=0002&WMO=03136&LEVEL=101&R=0&NOREGION=0

Ian, must say I would like to take the optimistic view but I am usually pesimestic and if things go right I take it as a bonus, and if they go wrong, well I dont get dissapointed because I have expected it.

Sawdoc, we generally get what is left over from your rain falls, so our records wont be far off yours.
C_W

 

[uxb]

65 days and counting....

Are you sure you don't mean weeks? It certainly feels like it. I reckon it's all tied into the hurricane season over the other side of the pond.

It only feels like weeks. Today is looking hopeful with blue sky between the clouds..

 

[DogWatch]

Hi C_W,
no comfort to you but our local rag here in Galway reports that we have had the wettest July and August since records began, but surprisingly due to a dry June our rainfall in 2009 is less than last year.

Jeez, Burma had a drier monsoon season than our summer in 2008, 2007 ....

 

[andymcp]

Woke up at 5am today to the gentle sound of (another) downpour. Eventually trudged to the inevitable delayed train around 8am, having to negotiate the flooded streets first and seriously wondered why do I bother? After a great start to the season, it's been bloody awful ever since.

This is what April provided us:

 

[Dougie_the_Mate]

Andy

Thanks for the memory .....

 

[mikeinkwazi]

Slow sailor

June was good!

 

[webcraft]

Yes, June was very nice

Indian Summer starts tomorrow.

- W