yep my grass will tell you that.
The dry spell has lasted longest in E Anglia and SE England. Brooms Barn, Bury St Edmunds, has had no rainfall since 5 June, 48 days ago. We actually classify a 'dry day' as less than 1.0mm of rain - several sites have had 54 consecutive 'dry days' http://bit.ly/2uIAJR4 pic.twitter.com/RzaFngGBt8
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No rain at
@ChesDowns since the 29th May ! -
Same as
@Letchworth_golf as well. Never known it in 20+ years of Greenkeeping.
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No rain since May in Northampton, until a 30 min downpour last week, none since that.
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I think it was on the 13th there was a big storm in NW London. They said it was a month rain in some areas. Dunno why it’s not appearing on the radar.
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The average July rainfall for Northolt (Nearest climate station to NW London) is 45.3 mm so 20% of that (the lowest colour on the map) is 9 mm. An isolated storm probably wouldn’t give you 9 mm of rain
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Yes, not looking forward to my water bill, had the hose on for nearly 3 hours yesterday.
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Cambridge looks horrific, all our green grass is now burned and completely scorched. It looks and almost feels like sand... it's weird.
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