10 C and rainy in Scotland, but the sun came out halfway across the North Channel, and it was 16 C in Belfast. I had to unzip my coat.

Btw,the trees are turning yellow and orange here too. Though not to the same extent as in Glasgow.

No promised storm :folded arms:

Just rain and fog, and for the second night in a row, it’s been too mild to have the windows closed - it was incredibly uncomfortable before I flung them open for relief the other evening. Suits me fine, but overnight lows of around 13 or 14 are curious considering the rain and fog that’s arrived.

A gloomy Irish sky lowering over the hills first thing, but quite sunny now.

I wonder how long before we get the end of Milton. I bet Florida is relieved it burned all those homosexual library books and stopped saying ‘gay’ in schools. Think how much worse it could be if they hadn’t.

Very changeable weather this morning. One moment dark clouds, the next bright sunshine.

But expected to fall to just 3 degrees, overnight.

18 degrees is predicted for next Wednesday.

The heating is on here.

Unzipped coats in Belfast? Arlene and the boys will run you out of town for that kind of display, just as fast as your shattered kneecaps can carry you.

The wind's starting to get up.

Yes, it was very windy all Friday night, and most of Saturday, here.

Fortunately, the wind didn't last long.

Currently 5 degrees. Expected to peak at 10.

Fangirl Three wrote:

Yes, it was very windy all Friday night, and most of Saturday, here.

Where is here these days, Countess?

Well, when I wrote that, it was Carrickfergus, and now it's Derry. A beautiful cloudless morning, though being beyond 7° W the sun didn't come up till after 8am.

18 degrees predicted for today.

And only falling to 13 degrees overnight.

It is raining. High of 16c. Very very very very grey. I have the lights on. All I want is a bright frosty morning.

Dark rolls of cloud hanging above the County Londonderry hills, with occasional bright sunlight on the green fields closer by.

Controversial!