... or even the Channel Islands

9.7c

1014.9mb steady

1.4mm

Yet more evidence that our weather hardly ever changes from one day to the next here any more regardless of the actual synoptic setup which is why it has all now become so boring and uninteresting to the extent that I hardly ever want to be on here any more.

Put out some young plants put out over the weekend never thinking a ground frost was likely or even possible in my location.  Frost still around at 7am with a temp of 4.5C.

The chance of heavy thundery showers in the next few days after a dry today, the BBC suggest to me. Avoided the rain yesterday, bar a few drops in the afternoon. 

You beat me to it but I just heard that rumble of thunder in the distance.

There has been some showers to our north for quite a while though without any of that heading in our direction, so the Sun continues to shine here as it usually always does at this time of year in particular (I have no doubt as well, that it will also continue to be as dry as it normally is here) with a temperature of around 13/14°C which as per usual, isn't all that chilly for here at this time of the year.

With all of that in mind, I don't think that any of that is going to spoil your enjoyment of being in the garden any time soon.

A few heavy showers passed well to the north and east of us

Frequent blustery showers

a portent for a week at least of very unsettled weather and below average temperatures 

It's now 8.7, having fallen from 14.8 before. There has been 2mm of rain so far, most welcome.

That makes it the most interesting weather day this year here!