Fellow bloggers
Alan Sloman ,
Martin Rye ,
James Boulter and
Andy Walker have been to the Yorkshire Dales where the weather has been a bit on the damp side last weekend. To say the least.
As Alan writes : "
The weather forecast, unsurprisingly, was for wall to wall torrential downpours
with a healthy dose of stormy buffeting." and "
By this time the weather had taken an even more serious turn for the very
worserer! It looked like firemen were training their hoses on the windows of the
pub."
It's grim up north indeed.
On this side of the Northsea however November 2011 has been the driest november ever recorded with an average rainfall of only 9mm. The waterlevel of the river Rhine is very low at the moment and the Brits are to blame ;-) You're keeping all this stuff to yourselfs.
A year ago we were buried in snow during december but it's 10 dgrs Celsius today and no sign of snow coming. I prefer the 'no-snow-scenario' and just a little bit of rain now and then.
If I want torrential downpours I'll come to Great-Wet-Britain.
