Mist, mizzle, drizzle, but no real rain….
June 17th, 2011 | Weather
And now time for a quick weather update…… (admit it, you’ve been dying to know!)
A day or two before my friends arrived for a long anticpated visit from New Zealand, quite inevitably, our weather changed. After weeks, nay, months, of warm sunny weather, the temperature suddenly dropped by around 8°C, and the skies filled with cloud.
To be perfectly honest we could have done with a good soaking of rain, but so far we have had nothing more than a week of low cloud, the horrible ‘hanging’ mizzle that somehow just sticks to your clothes, and a few light showers.
Once our vineyards dry out, then I will be the first to admit that a bit of treatment is going to be needed – I have said it once, and I will say it again – the Galician climate is simply too unpredictable for us not to intervene at some point.
Having said all that, we are still anticipating an early harvest. My guess is still the end of August.
And now time for a quick weather update…… (admit it, you’ve been dying to know!)
A day or two before my friends arrived for a long anticpated visit from New Zealand, quite inevitably, our weather changed. After weeks, nay, months, of warm sunny weather, the temperature suddenly dropped by around 8°C, and the skies filled with cloud.
To be perfectly honest we could have done with a good soaking of rain, but so far we have had nothing more than a week of low cloud, the horrible ‘hanging’ mizzle that somehow just sticks to your clothes, and a few light showers.
Once our vineyards dry out, then I will be the first to admit that a bit of treatment is going to be needed – I have said it once, and I will say it again – the Galician climate is simply too unpredictable for us not to intervene at some point.
Having said all that, we are still anticipating an early harvest. My guess is still the end of August.