Very difficultly actually, we have holed ourselves up in the basement. The car blew away and the roof is somewhere near Norwich I think. Hopefully it'll be OK.
I'm struggling to cope if I am being honest as I put out a full load of washing on the line and woke up to it being drizzled on this morning. Fed up to the back teeth with this extreme weather which used to be known as "summer".
I'm struggling to cope if I am being honest as I put out a full load of washing on the line and woke up to it being drizzled on this morning. Fed up to the back teeth with this extreme weather which used to be known as "summer".
How on earth did you not know it was going to rain? The media has been banging on about this non-event for days now.
A weather expert chappy on BBC Breakfast says apparently as we're an island it's not possible for us get an actual hurricane, but we can get hurricane force winds.
Not quite sure exactly the difference if the strength of the wind can still be powerful enough to do serious structural damage, as in the great storm of 1987. Does it mean we'd never get the "eye" of the storm which presumably would be even worse?
[QUOTE=Vernon Bennett;74177016]I'm struggling to cope if I am being honest as I put out a full load of washing on the line and woke up to it being drizzled on this morning. Fed up to the back teeth with this extreme weather which used to be known as "summer".[/QUOTE]
How on earth do you cope with a real life crisis :D
A weather expert chappy on BBC Breakfast says apparently as we're an island it's not possible for us get an actual hurricane, but we can get hurricane force winds.
Not quite sure exactly the difference if the strength of the wind can still be powerful enough to do serious structural damage, as in the great storm of 1987. Does it mean we'd never get the "eye" of the storm which presumably would be even worse?
Of course it's possible, there are islands that get hurricanes.
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very muggy though. I've left my coat indoors though as I'm that hard .. heh
While it's not a hurricane, it's definitely more than a bit of drizzle.
Many area's that remain anonymous on here.
How on earth did you not know it was going to rain? The media has been banging on about this non-event for days now.
Yes quite bizarre really. There have been weather warnings and it was all over the news.
I've not been able to watch TV as the wind picked up to 15mph which meant my Sky box signal was lost.
Not quite sure exactly the difference if the strength of the wind can still be powerful enough to do serious structural damage, as in the great storm of 1987. Does it mean we'd never get the "eye" of the storm which presumably would be even worse?
How on earth do you cope with a real life crisis
They lied.
Of course it's possible, there are islands that get hurricanes.
Doesn't stop us getting hurricane force winds though.