Went out on my local trail last week and it was so claggy that the build up of mud caused an OTB. Its done nothing but rain since then and forecast shows rain for the next 3 days. Can someone look in to there crystal ball and tell me when its going to dry up a bit. I dont mind cold wet rides but its so bad i had to walk a flat section last week!

My ball is over there, so I am unable to look at present.
I hope someone will lend me theirs.

*edit*(O flip, that is me being reduced to a grammar pedant. 😕 The effect STW has on me…)
*second edit* (Me, of all people, should not be throwing bricks about grammatical errors.)

May.

Global warming sadly says wet winters and dry summers, so June / July.

The clag is strong in this one.

These are not the balls you’re looking for.

Location?

Positively balmy in the South at present.. Phew 😆

my crystal balls say it will dry up a bit between the hours of 14:00-15:00 tomorrow, after that there will be rain for at least seventeen months.
and that is regardless of where you are in the country.

Leeds eh?

Should be dry tomorrow and remain so till Monday, might even seen some (low, piss weak) Sun on Sunday.

Chin up, only 19 days till Winter Solstice – gets a bit better every day from there doesn’t it? 😉

My crystal ball just made a tinging noise,I think that means sunshine for next week,regardless of where you are in the country.

There – It’s position – “It’s over there, see?”
They’re – Shortening of ‘they are’ – “They’re mine”
Their – Belongs to them – “Their crystal ball”

HTH
🙂

Some people put to much importance on spelling and grammar. Its not like its going too effect any thing in they’re real life!

^^ ‘Affect’ ^^

Sorry, should have resisted..! 🙄

As for forecasting the weather, no chance. It seems to change on a minute by minute basis at the moment. The heavy rain and 40mph winds forecast for my commute home are not here yet.

panzerjager: 😀

Yes in leeds. I cant actually remember the last day we didnt see some rain, has been a truly wet few weeks. Sorry for the grammatical error in the title. 😳

Errors. “Into” is one word. HTH.

to much importance > too much importance 😆

That rain turned up half way between work and home. Mmmm soggy.