who would ve picked norway out for your easter break? 20 degrees in oslo on wednesday compared to wet and windy conditions and rather cool conditions across eastern spain. spanish costas not looking great over the next few days due to this area of low pressure. as that pushes its way in towards the mediterranean, high pressure expands across the north atlantic, iceland and scandinavia. still that east west split as i mentioned with temperature conditions. but as we go into the end of the week and weekend, it does look like whilst many in the north will stay dry, increasing chance of some showers spreading out from the south.
of you will have a dry day. but with that east to southeasterly wind, you re going to notice temperatures along those coastal strips close to the north sea a good deal cooler than you ve been used to. whereas, sheltered in the west, you re going to see temperatures climb up into the mid teens, maybe high teens for one or two. so, a big east west contrast, whereas across europe, it s a north south contrast. who would ve picked norway out for your easter break? 20 degrees in oslo on wednesday compared to wet and windy conditions and rather cool conditions across eastern spain. spanish costas not looking great over the next few days due to this area of low pressure. as that pushes its way in towards the mediterranean, high pressure expands across the north atlantic, iceland and scandinavia. we re going to drag in more of an easterly wind here in the uk. it does mean a lot of sunshine around for thursday, a bit of cloud building up through the day. an isolated shower can t be ruled out, bu
an isolated shower can t be ruled out, but most places will be dry. still that east west split as i mentioned with temperature conditions. but as we go into the end of the week and weekend, it does look like whilst many in the north will stay dry, increasing chance of some showers spreading out from the south. take care.
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GREAT BEND TRIBUNE Soil temperature and vegetables
One of the most neglected tools for vegetable gardeners is a soil thermometer. Soil temperature is a much better measure of when to plant than air temperature or the calendar. Planting when soil is too cool can cause some seeds to rot and transplants to sit there.
A number of vegetables can germinate and grow at cool temperatures. For example, peas will germinate and grow well at a soil temperature of 40 F. Though lettuce, parsnips, and spinach can sprout at a soil temperature of 35 F, they prefer at least 45 F for best germination and growth. Radishes also do well at a soil temperature of 45 F. Even if the seeds of these cool-season crops are planted below the recommended soil temperature, the seed will rarely rot.