Spring on the way at last?

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After another exceptionally chilly week it's time to see what Admiral Fitzroy has in store for the next seven days.

If nothing else, the first hint of spring has come with the slightly longer evenings (noticed?) and there has been a noticeable flurry of activity in the garden as nature begins to wake up.

The Admiral Fitzroy weather glass has also undergone a bit of a change this week, after weeks of foretelling snow, ice, doom and gloom, could it be it has something a little more cheery in store?

Rather than the crystals being big and flaky, they have shrunk dramatically and are more "star-like".



None at the top, and there is still a clear solution.

So what is the prognosis?

There are no "strands" at the top of the glass, so apparently that rules out windy weather.

A clear liquid means fair weather.


So...

Small stars often predict thunderstorms, expect good bright weather when the solution appears as a clear liquid.

 And for your added enjoyment (I hope) here is the new Daily Express monthly weather roundup from - yours truly...




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