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.

 

[Reynard]

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.

Much the same in the county to the left of you, right down to that damn wind. Ergo variations on winter kit still required, as I'd rather be too warm than too cold.

At least all the squelchy bits down the bottom of the drove seem to have dried up, though I've not tried cycling to Littleport along the byway since my abortive attempt four weeks ago. Back then, I had to turn back as the mud was near enough knee deep and impassable. Having said that, being short, I'm in knee deeper than most!

P.S. Usually the washes at Welney are still sort of flooded at this time of year, but the causeway's been passable for a while now.