Good morning everyone 
Cloudy and chilly here though above zero. Rain forecast for most of today and tomorrow with around an inch of rain.
I hope everyone has a goof day 
Slim, not much new of interest on the Talking Pictures tv channel during the coming week though on Thursday at 15.10 there's a 1939 comedy called "Eternally Yours". About a woman (Loretta Young) who is engaged (Broderick Crawford), goes to see a magic act, falls for the magician (David Niven), breaks off her engagement, marries him and becomes his assistant. That's the start of the film.
Seems to be watchable but not outstanding. Strong supporting cast Hugh Herbert, Billie Burke, C Aubrey Smith, Zasu Pitts.
@El Loro posted:Good morning everyone
Cloudy and chilly here though above zero. Rain forecast for most of today and tomorrow with around an inch of rain.
I hope everyone has a goof day
Yellow warning for rain now issued for that inch of rain tomorrow in my area. Some places may get just under 3 inches.
I was aware of this on Friday and had contacted a client then to collect their accounts records that afternoon rather than Monday so that the records didn't get wet.
@El Loro posted:Slim, not much new of interest on the Talking Pictures tv channel during the coming week though on Thursday at 15.10 there's a 1939 comedy called "Eternally Yours". About a woman (Loretta Young) who is engaged (Broderick Crawford), goes to see a magic act, falls for the magician (David Niven), breaks off her engagement, marries him and becomes his assistant. That's the start of the film.
Seems to be watchable but not outstanding. Strong supporting cast Hugh Herbert, Billie Burke, C Aubrey Smith, Zasu Pitts.
Thank you for looking El 
@El Loro posted:Yellow warning for rain now issued for that inch of rain tomorrow in my area. Some places may get just under 3 inches.
I was aware of this on Friday and had contacted a client then to collect their accounts records that afternoon rather than Monday so that the records didn't get wet.
You're always thinking one step ahead El 
No weather warnings for us here thankfully...
The BBC met shows rain for most of the days next week, our local met shows a much drier forecast 
Guess we'll just have to wait and see 
@slimfern posted:You're always thinking one step ahead El
No weather warnings for us here thankfully...
The BBC met shows rain for most of the days next week, our local met shows a much drier forecast
Guess we'll just have to wait and see
Thanks Slim .
I should confess that I passed my fee invoice to the client at the same time
Looking at the weather maps, it looks as if my estimate of an inch of rain for tonight and tomorrow is more likely to an inch and a half. The rain here is heavy tonight to early morning, eases off but then starts again. The second lot of rain stalls over my part of the country and doesn't move away until Tuesday morning.
@El Loro posted:Looking at the weather maps, it looks as if my estimate of an inch of rain for tonight and tomorrow is more likely to an inch and a half. The rain here is heavy tonight to early morning, eases off but then starts again. The second lot of rain stalls over my part of the country and doesn't move away until Tuesday morning.
It's lashing it down here atm 
One inch of rain is 12 inches of snow - according to Jim Dale 
@velvet donkey posted:One inch of rain is 12 inches of snow - according to Jim Dale
I know which I'd rather have 
night EL slim moonsieee velvet
Hope you're well El Gran Senor
Still a good horse 
@slimfern posted:It finally stopped here half an hour ago
How long for though, heaven only knows
The rain had eased a bit but has resumed. The weather map is a bit better than it was last night so the total amount of rain falling here is closer to the inch rather than the inch and a half.
@velvet donkey posted:Hope you're well El Gran Senor
Still a good horse
I'm OK and I hope you are, Velvet
@El Loro posted:I'm OK and I hope you are, Velvet
Secreto eh. What a downer that was 
@velvet donkey posted:Secreto eh. What a downer that was
I watched that race in the top floor of a high rise in Tottenham with a Christian Dior suit on. Black pinstripe
@El Loro posted 19/1/22:BBC article on cloud inversions seen in the Park district:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-...-derbyshire-60038194
Cloud inversions form in valleys with a clear view above the clouds. Kinder Scout id the highest part of the Peak District.
Back in January last year I posted the above about cloud inversions seen in the Peak district,
There's this BBC article posted today about cloud inversion seen on the Malvern hills. They are much closer to me than the Peak district.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-...d-worcester-67612616
The photo with the tree is quite spectacular I think
@El Loro posted:Back in January last year I posted the above about cloud inversions seen in the Peak district,
There's this BBC article posted today about cloud inversion seen on the Malvern hills. They are much closer to me than the Peak district.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-...d-worcester-67612616
The photo with the tree is quite spectacular I think
I saw those ElâĶ..they were brilliant ððŧððŧððŧ
@El Loro posted:Back in January last year I posted the above about cloud inversions seen in the Peak district,
There's this BBC article posted today about cloud inversion seen on the Malvern hills. They are much closer to me than the Peak district.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-...d-worcester-67612616
The photo with the tree is quite spectacular I think
It looks like smoke in that one El ...great photo
I liked the last one...can imagine sitting there and looking out over the clouds
@Baz posted:I saw those ElâĶ..they were brilliant ððŧððŧððŧ
@slimfern posted:It looks like smoke in that one El ...great photo
I liked the last one...can imagine sitting there and looking out over the clouds
The third photo shows the toposcope (viewfinder) at the top of Worcestershire Beacon.
The bench shown in the fifth photo is probably the one near that toposcope. It's been a long time since I've been there but I have sat on the bench with my parents and brother. Great view when it's a clear day
@El Loro posted:The third photo shows the toposcope (viewfinder) at the top of Worcestershire Beacon.
The bench shown in the fifth photo is probably the one near that toposcope. It's been a long time since I've been there but I have sat on the bench with my parents and brother. Great view when it's a clear day
A lovely memory no doubt El
@El Loro posted:Back in January last year I posted the above about cloud inversions seen in the Peak district,
There's this BBC article posted today about cloud inversion seen on the Malvern hills. They are much closer to me than the Peak district.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-...d-worcester-67612616
The photo with the tree is quite spectacular I think
gorgeous EL-thank you
@El Loro posted:The third photo shows the toposcope (viewfinder) at the top of Worcestershire Beacon.
The bench shown in the fifth photo is probably the one near that toposcope. It's been a long time since I've been there but I have sat on the bench with my parents and brother. Great view when it's a clear day
nighth EL slim moonsieee velvet
The rain main be coming to an end over the next hour here. Had about 22mm of rain from this rain band since Sunday evening so not quite an inch.
Next band of rain forecast from tomorrow evening to Thursday afternoon. Not expected to get as much rain though.
Normal flood warnings in place by the Environmental Agency which are for those areas most prone to flooding. Nothing unusual about those.
The weather is mad. Who denies climate change -Trump and his gang. Well, family 
Hope you're well El
Imagine being in Trumps gang.
Red flags everywhere you look.
Get Nick Abbot on .
@velvet donkey posted:Hope you're well El
I'm OK, Velvet and I hope you're OK
@velvet donkey posted:Imagine being in Trumps gang.
Red flags everywhere you look.
Get Nick Abbot on .
No, thank you