Long range Weather Forecast After the “Ice Holies” have hit us hard and the Mercury node has brought us strong winds with thunder and hail in Southern parts of Britain and with two more days of temperatures down to 3º centigrade in the mornings, we will see a recovery of temperatures by this weekend. There is a chance of warmer more humid interludes with a chance of some thunderstorms, these…
Finding Balance in the garden in May Long Range Weather Starting with high pressure until Sunday we have predominantly dry weather in the South. Though this coming week is going to be very changeable and at times rather unsettled with low pressure. This brings periods of rain or showers, some of which could be heavy, for many areas, though some drier spells are also expected. For the most part, temperatures…
Specific Tips for Improving Soil and Environmental Health Long range weather forecast The weather from the 23-30. April in the South East of England and general weather on British Isles is very distinct the next week or so. The sun has been relatively quiet and no major sunflares or coronal mass ejections were noticeable nor any major sunwind events were recorded. At the same time very strong constellational and planetary…
The Wholistic Living University is hosting a supporting workshop for those looking to deepen their understanding of what is informing a biodynamic/wholistic approach to growing and caring plants. We are offering a series of workshops this year for you to go deeper into exploring the hidden world and mysteries of life. Seeking to discover the Life forces through Meditation, Movement and Art with Johanna Berger and Katherine Beaven 23. May…
Depending on what concept you have of your soil, you either treat it as dirt or as a living, breathing being full of emotions and feelings, just like you would treat me and yourself. No, even more than that; as a receptacle full of wisdom and divine intelligence. If you don’t want to go that far, just attend the latest scientific conferences about the intelligence of the mycelium and the…
Long Range Weather Expect for most of the British Isles changeable conditions through this week, as a series of Atlantic frontal systems cross the UK, accompanied by some strong winds at times. These will bring occasional spells of rain or showers, heaviest and most frequent in the west and northwest, with longer drier interludes likely in the south and sheltered eastern areas. Temperatures will drop considerably from the heat days…
The Long Range Weather Forecast High pressure to the southwest of the UK will likely be the dominant feature for the week ahead allowing Over the weekend fronts to move through the British Isles even affecting the South-East with north westerly, cooling winds with a risk of ground frost on Saturday. From Monday onwards the high pressure will move up and will block the fronts form reaching the southern parts…
/Gardeners, growers, communities and mindfulness practitioners – this episode is for you! Hans Gunther Kern (UK) joins co-hosts Priti Pauline (UK) and Jeffrey Shaw (Australia) to share practical wisdom on Biodynamic Farming aligned with the Spring & Autumn Equinox in both Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Hans and his team have created the complete 2026 Grow Your Own Health Calendar – a day-by-day guide to help you plan and plant your…
Did you know? Wednesday was the Vernal Equinox The Vernal Equinox Yes, it was Wednesday the 18. March 2026. We can celebrate that the sun since then is above the horizon more than 12 hours as the days grow the fastest around this vernal equinox time by 3:58 minutes every day for the next 6 days. This dynamic increase in light, and the sun climbing fast higher in the sky…
Long range Weather So far you might have felt that this was a difficult winter and with all the rain. With spring just around the corner (Equinox on the 17/18. March this year) the outlook is changing somewhat. The good thing to focus on is the daylight increases from the 12.-25. March by 3:58 minutes. This creates the dynamic background for waking up all the dormant seeds in the soil…
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Deepen your relationship with plants – extend your growing season With the extended cold periods, like we have been experiencing the the last few years in the UK and the extreme temperature fluctuations we have been experiencing the previous winter, it might be a consideration to grow more plants in controlled, indoor environments for extending your growing season. Have you ever considered growing in containers and how much joy that…
Long Term Weather Forecast The long term brings changeable weather conditions as Atlantic frontal systems are spreading across the British isles, though drier and brighter interludes will be expected. The rainfall will typically be heaviest in the northwest, with less likely rain in sheltered eastern areas. Some parts of the southeast may stay dry. On high ground in the north, some snow is possible at times. Winds will probably be…
Weather It’s been exceedingly wet for the whole of January and according to my measurements we had in the south east three times the rain compared with the highest rainfall in November and almost 5 times the rain compared with normal precipitation in January. There seems to be no let-up and further fronts are likely to approach the British Isles at times and then become slow-moving as they butt up…
Weather After fairly low temperatures and clearer skies until this Friday, 30. January, we Expect more unsettled weather, with showers or longer spells of rain for many places and occasionally rather windy with slightly warmer air from the south east for the rest of next week. Some hill snow is likely in the north too. Temperatures will be close to average for most, but perhaps rather cold in the far…
