Saturday, 9 September 2017

A Wet Start to September

The first couple of days of September were pretty good but since then the weather's taken a turn for the worse. We haven't managed a completely dry day yet this month.
Temperature and Rainfall Records 01-09 September 2017
By the middle of Saturday morning we've had 26.0mm (1.02in) of rainfall so far this month making it the wettest start to September since 2010.

Fortunately a few weeks ago now Sue got fed up with our onions getting wet down on the plot. We seemed to get at least a shower a day that was intent on stopping them from drying out. She boxed them up and they were stored in the shed.
Onion - Stuttgarter
This meant that we were able to bring back a box full of lovely dry onions this week. Had they been stored outside they would have had a good soaking from this month's rainfall.

4 comments:

  1. Lovely looking apples. Very pretty with the red-on-pink striping. What I wouldn't give to bite into a crisp, juicy, tart apple right now! Good news about the onions. I couldn't cook without them

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    1. We get through lots of onions too Jane. Our apples are just about ready for picking now. They're much more tasty than shop bought ones.

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    1. Sue made a good job of sorting out our onions and getting them somewhere dry.

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