Ladies and gentlemen, gather ’round as we step into a time capsule—a weather-worn vessel that whisks us away to the heart of Irvine, Scotland. On this brisk September day, the skies above Broomlands play host to a meteorological ballet—a timelapse symphony conducted by none other than Mother Nature herself. Let’s set the stage:
- The Cloudy Prelude:
- As dawn tiptoed across the Firth of Clyde, the clouds stirred. Their canvas? A palette of greys, like an artist contemplating her next stroke.
- The modest 12 degrees Celsius temperature whispered secrets to the wind. “Stay awhile,” it murmured, and the breeze obliged.
- The Rain’s Soft Overture:
- By midday, the clouds couldn’t contain their emotions. Light rain pirouetted down, a delicate choreography on rooftops and leaves.
- Umbrellas bloomed like wildflowers, and puddles giggled underfoot.
- The Sunset’s Crescendo:
- As the sun dipped toward the horizon, the clouds blushed. Their edges caught fire—a painter’s brushstroke of warmth.
- The day’s high temperature reached 14 degrees Celsius, a fleeting embrace before twilight.
- The Encore:
- And then, as if taking a final bow, the clouds held their breath. The sun slipped away, leaving behind a dusky promise.
- The night would unfold, stars joining the celestial ensemble.
Hi I am Marcus, MM0ZIF, a licenced Radio Amateur, Doctor of Musicology, amateur weather enthusiast. I over the years have been a Amateur Radio Tutor, Examiner, and a Regional Manager for the Radio Society of Great Britain.
This site is dedicated more towards Amateur Radio and Weather, with an angle on Technology too. I also maintain https://havenswell.com/ which is my other blog which is more aimed at cooking, hobbies and life in general as well as businness and networking.
