2016 Weather at LMS
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I'm going to park this here.
This keep me and my chair dry when watching in the rain....
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Waterproof-wheelchair-cap...
This keep me and my chair dry when watching in the rain....
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Waterproof-wheelchair-cap...
I'm at BSJ and can report the ground here is soft and not flooding. We've had some biblical rain showers today followed by nice sun and I half expected my tent to be swimming when I got back from pesage, but it's fine at the moment. Really hot, even though it was raining VERY hard I was in shorts and t-shirt with a brolly and fine.
Well, just back from Blighty where I landed Friday. The forecast was mostly fine when I looked Friday morning and so it must have been, but not in Portsmouth. It rained overnight, we went to Winchcombe for Prescott where the forecast had been for odd drops on Saturday and rain all day on Sunday. Sunday morning watched Carol tell me it was not raining at all in the Cheltenham area, except it was stair rods for three hours. She also said it would clear but piddle down in the afternoon. It cleared at 10am and we never saw another drop.
That's just any weather forecast, but if you want to believe the one that is next to the Le Mans aerodrome then look here:-
http://www.meteofrance.com/previsions-meteo-france...
That shows a dry weekend, but not looking good for tomorrow and Friday.
That's just any weather forecast, but if you want to believe the one that is next to the Le Mans aerodrome then look here:-
http://www.meteofrance.com/previsions-meteo-france...
That shows a dry weekend, but not looking good for tomorrow and Friday.
It's chucking it down once again at the moment. I really fear for the state of Beauséjour and - I forget the name - the new camping, both of which are heavy soil. And don't camp at the bottom of Houx Annexe!
ETA. More heavy rain but I was passing BSJ so popped in. It seems the ACO must have commenced cutting some time ago for it is a beautiful vermilion green and it doesn't seem too boggy, except in some places where it is a marsh, but that is towards the Porsche Curves.
ETA. More heavy rain but I was passing BSJ so popped in. It seems the ACO must have commenced cutting some time ago for it is a beautiful vermilion green and it doesn't seem too boggy, except in some places where it is a marsh, but that is towards the Porsche Curves.
Edited by lowdrag on Tuesday 14th June 16:23
Ramona said:
lowdrag said:
I really fear for the state of Beauséjour and - I forget the name - the new camping, both of which are heavy soil.
Please tell me that when you say "the new camping" you don't mean Epinettes!Actually I'd guess Epinettes is OK - just over the road from Houx so should have same well-draining soil as Houx. Pincenardiere and Dairon are right next to Beausjour so likely to share it's clay...
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