Rain and general wetness etc this spring/summer so far

[fossyant]

Not ridden at all due to my injury, but it's dry. Very dry when camping a week ago, and looking at friends pictures of rides along the canal, it's dry. I've not been able to check the bog-o-doom on my commute, but it was wet most of last year, only dried up in the Autumn.

 

[Jenkins]

Dry in Norfolk as well. The only downside is a cold, brisk E / NE wind which is rather offputting if you're heading in that direction.

The same in the next county down from Norfolk. Being a couple of miles inland from the North Sea, you certainly feel the cold in that breeze.
Farmers round here have been watering the fields for the past couple of weeks.

 

[HLaB]

Earlier this year it seemed like the rain would never stop but I went home by Little Wymondley the other day, the road north of it to Great Wymondley is beautiful, narrow and light with traffic (If your interested https://maps.app.goo.gl/HE6c7MmS1nDbrruZ6 ). I would go that way more often but even in summer months the road north of it (Graveley Road) is flooded through the trees (if your interested https://maps.app.goo.gl/zpma76Rh3GivMCnc9 ), but last week Graveley Road was completely dry.

 

[Moodyman]

Aye, I’ve had to hose the patio as the moss between the pointing was turning yellow.

 

[welsh dragon]

Wales is known for being very but this year so far we have had a couple of showers and that's it. It's bone dry. The stream is so low. I've never experienced such dry fine weather in Powys as we have now.