UK Weather Forecast (MET) bits...

MrKhola

MrKhola

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Today (28th sept)
Mild, with patchy rain England &Wales tonight. Drier, cooler elsewhere.
Increasingly light and patchy rain will spread west across England and Wales. Scotland and Northern Ireland largely dry with clearer intervals. Most places frost free, mild in the south.
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Saturday

Some bright spells, particularly in the northwest, but also a fair amount of cloud at times with a scattering of showers, notably in southern and eastern parts.
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Bright spells on Sunday but also the risk of a shower. Turning wet overnight and through Monday, but brightening up again slowly on Tuesday.
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Clips from longer term forecasts-
some showers or longer spells of rain, of which some may be heavy, and in the south, thundery...
Some good spells of drier, brighter and fairly warm weather for the time of year, are likely in southern and southeastern parts...
temperatures on the warm side of average, particularly by night...
Average or below-average rainfall is more likely than above-average rainfall ...
Greater risk of fog, compared to normal, during the latter part of autumn...
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One of my ladies has already come down :) it was just getting too wet and I saw a tiny trace of mould- she was nearly done anyway. Trichs having turned milky/cloudy from cyrstal clear.. couldnt wait any longer with this one but my prize plant is still out in the elements and is not yet ready..
UK growers check met site out for local forecasts... it aint looking so great.
Met Office: UK: forecast
 
MrKhola

MrKhola

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While on the subject,

What strains have people had the best success with outdoor in the UK?

and has anyone had any good experiences growing things not usually meant for outdoor that worked well? I remember growing some Skunk no.1 outside and greenhouse that came out beautifully and people thought was hydro...
 
bongo

bongo

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You can and i have, grown most strains outside in the UK, as its not all to do with heat as long as they get enough light, and the weather is generally ok, if planting around end of may, my tip, always stake them,as its the UK,the wind as with most aspects of this country.............it,s shitty
 
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