Beware sudden weather change this weekend!

~Chameleon~

Just thought I should remind/warn people NOT to put out their seedlings this week during this lovely warm weather as it's due to turn nasty and wintry again this weekend :rolleyes:

According to GMTV weather forecast the next few days are about 3 degrees higher than usual, but by the weekend we're in for an arctic blast that will see temps drop to around 3 degrees below average with wintry showers :eek:

Farway

Thanks for the warning, I was toying with the idea of moving my large grapefruit bush out to it's summer quarters to give me some conservatory space

You saved me the job of lugging it back in again

V_Chic_Chick

Pish. I just planted out some more potatoes and my tomatoes need potting on too

Seakay

well, yob is (or was) in cockney back-slang
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20061016030345AAheYDb

V_Chic_Chick

Seakay wrote: »

well, yob is (or was) in cockney back-slang
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20061016030345AAheYDb

I didn't know that before, but we all know that it is now used to refer to a young, violent person.

suzybloo

Yip - heavy snow showers forecast for eastern Sotland and temperatures dropping to feezing at night!!!! Think of all the hard work that could be lost!!! Roll on spring temperatures

jennybridger

don't think my seedlings will be having their daily outside time in the cold frame this weekend then!

alanobrien

If they said its going to be bad then its probably worth preparing for a heatwave

Jack's_mummy

alanobrien wrote: »

If they said its going to be bad then its probably worth preparing for a heatwave

We can but dream!:rotfl:

shelovestobuystuff

Sledges at the ready

Seakay

V_Chic_Chick wrote: »

I didn't know that before, but we all know that it is now used to refer to a young, violent person.

Of course, but it's interesting how language changes? Love your new sign by the way, so true!