Archive for the 'Weather' Category
Sunday, April 20th, 2008
The weather has turned lovely and warm and there was just no way in the world I could stay indoors today. So I headed out for nearby Singleton Park to see what was going on in the gardens. And I was not disappointed - the floral display is just breathtaking!
Birds singing […]
Posted in Flowers & Gardens, Fun Stuff, Life in Wales, Nature and the Environment, South Wales, SouthWest Wales, Swansea Area, Weather | 1 Comment »
Friday, October 26th, 2007
One of the perils of growing up on the West Coast of America is you tend to go stir crazy if you don’t go outside at least 27 times a day. So in spite of the gloom and cold today I found myself in a state of pacing and decided to go for a […]
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Friday, July 6th, 2007
But the UK I guess. I was sitting here this evening trying to think of what to write about when I heard the commentator on the evening world news talking about temperatures topping 100°F/38°C in Canada - some even hovering around the 111°F/44°C mark. And I’m here to tell you that is bloody […]
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Friday, February 9th, 2007
And I think that rather than rabbit on, I’ll just give you a chance to enjoy the same things I did this morning; the family snow photos everyone is posting on the web. Seems people all round Wales are having great fun building snowmen and taking lovely photos of friends, family and landscapes all […]
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Thursday, February 8th, 2007
The night brought a blanket of beautiful snow to Wales and people woke up to the rare sight of fields of white. The largest snowfall was in South Wales where the accumulation was as much as a half a foot in some areas. Unfortunately the snow brought very cold temperatures with it making […]
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Friday, January 26th, 2007
The UK got its first sprinkling of snow this week with many areas affected. In Wales we had our fair share and as A Simple Life of Luxury shows, it can make things look even nicer!
Alan, the blog’s author, captured a few great photos of the Welsh landscape with a layer of snow and has uploaded […]
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Friday, January 19th, 2007
Along with a good part of the world, Wales continues to suffer the onslaught of high winds and heavy rains. These back-to-back storms are causing widespread power failures and a great deal of damage. This week it appears North Wales is taking the brunt of things. But that hasn’t let the rest of the nation […]
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Thursday, January 11th, 2007
Causing wide-spread damage throughout the country, high winds once again blew across Wales with a vengence. Damage was reported in Conwy, Cardiff and points in between. 80,000 homes and businesses lost power with Powys and South Wales taking the brunt of things (74 mph gusts in The Mumbles and Anglesey. Train and road travel has […]
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Friday, December 22nd, 2006
Wales, like most of the world is under the onslaught of lousy traveling weather over the holidays. Unusually dense fog continues to affect air travel into/out of Cardiff and affect visibility on roadways.
Bad enough that flights are delayed and passengers stranded. But you know the weather is horrid when they actually cancel a rugby match […]
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Friday, December 8th, 2006
Trawodd wyntoedd cryfion a glaw trwm De Orllewin wythnos ‘ma yn achosi difrod sylweddol i dai, cwomnïau, a meddiannau personal. Er rhodd wyntoedd cryfion ar draws Cymru, trawodd y morlinau de a de orllewin waethaf, gyda mae’r gwyntoedd yn cyrraedd 88mph yn y Mwmbwls. Mae dyn tywydd yn addo tywydd tawelach, twymach, sychach i’r benwythnos.
Stori […]
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Friday, November 18th, 2005
Going out this weekend? Going walking? Fishing? Cycling? Perhaps a spot of gardening?! Whatever you’re going to be up to, it’s always advisable to check the weather first.
Visit Metcheck (www.Metcheck.com) before finalising your plans. Accurate weather forecasts at a local level.
A great site.
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