Looks like the end of this week will see warmer weather heading to the UK as the jet stream is likely to change course finally ending the UK’s spell of utterly miserable weather.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-18868494
The UK is expected to experience drier and more normal weather patterns next week after record summer rain fell over most of the country – except the north of Scotland – in June and July.
The jet stream is shifting just in time for the Olympics which after years of expert planning and huge investment are now totally reliant on Mother Nature.
Weather extremes always serve to remind us that, although we think we can control everything in our lives, the weather will always have the last word. Lets hope visitors arriving in the Capital will not be greeted by this foggy “summer” view of Tower Bridge:
The appalling weather has had a devastating effect on many UK gardens this summer and the Autumn fruit harvest is likely to suffer very badly. The RHS have offer some helpful advice about dealing with the damp conditions if you grow fruit in your gardenhttp://www.rhs.org.uk/Gardening/News/Reduced-Fruit-Crops-This-Autumn
July 18th, 2012 at 11:28 pm
Great news Debbie very encouraging lets hope we can get on with our Summer & enjoying our gardens & the rest of Summer.
XXSally
July 18th, 2012 at 11:41 pm
Good to know we might finally experience the joys of all our hard work in the garden by sitting outside in the sun.
The challenges of UK gardening does have its rewards!