The summer solstice was 'one to forget', with temperatures only matching the last winter solstice.
Let's hope the solstice was not a sign of what is to come for our summer.
Guernsey Met says it was 'one to forget'.
Forecasters have confirmed it was the first sunless day since 13 May.
Plus, almost 15mm rain was recorded at Guernsey Airport.
The temperature reached just 13 degrees Celsius. That is the same as the maximum reached on 2020 winter solstice.
Guernsey's three private colleges say cutting their States funding will not save money
Blanchelande, Elizabeth and The Ladies’ College have reacted to plans to gradually phase out their States' funding.
Gannets arrive for the summer off Alderney
Pairs of breeding gannets have begun landing on Les Etacs and Ortac rocks off Alderney's south west cliffs.
Guernsey's mail to be delivered by boat
Guernsey Post has brokered a deal to ensure the island's two major gift card companies, and other exporters, keep their access to an aircraft for outgoing mail - but our inbound post and parcels will come by boat.
Children's bay gets a new look at Guernsey hospital
New artwork in the Princess Elizabeth Hospital's Emergency Department aims to distract and comfort children receiving care.
Guernsey's private colleges could lose £2.85M of States' funding
Education argues funding the colleges widens inequality in secondary education and is an unfair allocation of government money.
Haut du Mont: Three men charged over 10 deaths in Jersey explosion
Three former Island Energy employees have been charged over the deaths of 10 islanders in an explosion in 2022.
Cats and dogs allowed on CI aeroplanes
From 1 March, Blue Islands will allow cats and dogs to fly between Jersey, Guernsey, Southampton and Exeter.
Islands Unlimited pledges daily inter-island summer ferry service
Islands Unlimited has released its intended summer timetable, showing a commitment to daily passenger ferry services between Guernsey and Jersey.
