It’s the time of year when a torrential downpour can come and go in minutes — or drench one side of the street while leaving the other side dry. It’s all to the good for growing, says Lia Leendertz as she takes a look at the weather of April.
The weather lore of spring, just as crops are being sown, is understandably most concerned with what sort of summer lies ahead of us — and, therefore, what sort of year it will be for yields.
The saying ‘If it thunders on…
