Installing British Summer

[dipsydoodle]

[muriel_volestrangler]

1. UK weather: Spring set to be the 'third hottest on record', Met Office says

The UK is on course for the third warmest spring since records began, forecasters say.

The Met Office said an average March-May temperature of 8.97C (48.15F) would be beaten only by 2007 and 2011 in the records, which date back to 1910.

And depending on temperatures in the final three days of May, Scotland could be set for its warmest spring on record.

It would also mean six months of above-average temperatures across the UK.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-27635564

[shenmue]

2. :)

I'd still like to live there someday.

[mopinko]

3. same thing here in the ice box of north america.

brrrr.
it was so cloudy here for so long that all my seedlings just stopped.
i lost a ton of them.

still dont have anything in the ground.

[mgardener]

4. Mine did OK

But they are sitting in the ground. Lost a few(more then usual) It has not warmed up enough to get them going. And it is past out typical planting date for zone 4.
Very little sun lots of rain and cool temps. Worried about blight.

[mopinko]

5. yeah, see no point in rushing.

they are growing where they are, now.

[steve2470]

6. I'll funnel some Florida heat your way, complete with humidity

Shall I ?

[non sociopath skin]

7. Not sure about summer but late Spring well and truly installed here today.

May isn't quite out but I cast quite a few clouts.

The Skin