Wardrobe switchover time?

[Lowena]

It was 20c and sunny here on Saturday....ditto yesterday. Today it's 6.5c rain  and blowing a gale. No wonder we get confused 

[coffeeandcake]

When I drove to work this morning it was 4.5C and there was snow on the Pennines.  I was wearing my wool blend trousers.

[SewRuthieSews]

Yes, clearly I was confused by 2 nice days. We've had hailstones here!

[KayK]

Very high winds today, hail yesterday and deluging rain - 6C here, and no sun!  Do need a wardrobe sort out tho - I seem to keep wearing the same 5 pairs of M&S 'warm and cosy jeggings' and the same 5 fleece zip up tops!  DH and me are glad we don't go out for meals etc as we don't have the clothes anymore!  I went mad and bought a whole load of stuff from Seasalt last year for our holiday- their petite fit is quite good for me, being a 5 footer.  However, I decided I don't really like any of them, so they will be going up for sale on the Seasalt for sale FB page!  I did order some shoes (got returned) trousers (got returned) a shirt (got returned) jeans (got returned) all much to my disappointment.  A real hassle to return the goods and wait for a refund as well.

I see Joules, who were my favourites years ago have made a return to the decent quality they once were (not all the stuff) but was very pleased with a sweatshirt from there.  They have also re-introduced the good old deck shirts that used to go on for years!

Oh well, come on weather, I am seriously sick of my clothes now!

[Tamnymore]

We had a nice walk to a favourite cafe this morning and the sun came out so I found myself divesting layers as I walked and carrying coat, scarf etc. I'd almost got to the point of taking off my cardigan too when we arrived home 

The moral of the tale?  The weather does not behave as expected but then we knew that so it is expected... I think!

[SewRuthieSews]

yeah the weather is just very changeable at the moment. Layers are the way to go!

[Starryfish]

I've turned into my mother, and am seldom without my vest. My grandmother was so attached to hers in her declining years she put a clean one everyday without removing yesterdays. Mum used to go round and give her a bath once a week, and peeled off all 7!

At this rate it will be June before I remove mine.

[Silver Rose]

That made me laugh @Starryfish, I've just had  short walk wearing polo neck jumper, gloves and my overcoat which I thought I wouldn't be wearing again until October.

[Morgan]

I am wondering whether its now just got warm enough to switch over the summer and winter clothes.
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What do you think, has the day arrived?

Has the day arrived ?
That would be a 'Nope'.

One of those 12 months ago photo reminders came up yesterday when the windy squalls and hailstones were battering the house - same time last year  we were on the beach at Starr Gate, in Tshirts with the dogs, friends and grandchild collecting shells.

[Ouryve]

I remember decorating the boys' room in early May, years ago, with sleet and snow hitting the window.

[Helen M]

Looking at tomorrow's temperatures I think I'll have my boots on when I go to the hairdressers!

[Kwaaked]

While I am in a completely different part of the world, I'd say yes with a caveat.

We hit 84 here today and I am breaking out my linen pants and maxi skirts, but, I still have a couple jean/twill jackets out to toss on and I keep my Shanel out all year round except middle of summer (when it is almost or at 100F) for a deep dry clean and repair. 

This weekend we've got rain and 60 for the high one day; will be 80s until Friday, then mid and low 60s until Tuesday with lows in the 40s.  While I am not overly a cold person, if I am outside those days, I can get chilly.

[realale]

Saw this and it made me smile.
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[Ohsewsimple]

    Love it @realale
Sounds about right.

[Gernella]

We've still got heating on but I do keep a bit of summer on one end of the wardrobe just in case.  I've not even changed the duvet yet and it was May last year.

I have gone down from 60D to 40D in tights though, which is a start.