The rolling news channels will be having emergency meetings now as to how to cover the upcoming devastation. 'On the scene' reporters will be sent out in force to interview the dog walkers about their knocked down garden knomes.
The rolling news channels will be having emergency meetings now as to how to cover the upcoming devastation. 'On the scene' reporters will be sent out in force to interview the dog walkers about their knocked down garden knomes.
It's worse than that. Gusts of over 70mph in the central belt in Scotland, Over 60mph in the north east and north west England.
And even worse than that for some
However within the area of the amber warning gusts are expected to reach 80 mph in places and perhaps as high as 90 mph in exposed parts of the north and west of Scotland.
People died because of the previous storm. Just because you weren't personally affected doesn't mean it was overhyped. Be a little more respectful.
It was overhyped to the death and what resulted was a relative fart.Ironic when considering the 1987 storm .....which was a real storm and then the media were too busy self fellating on something else to notice the impending catastrophe.
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There'll be gale force gusts in the late afternoon, but nothing too extreme.
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The storm last month did about £600 of damage to my fences, you cheeky bugger <green smilie>
We always miss out on the fun
The last great storm we had a few weeks ago caused £25 worth of damage in my town :mad:
People died because of the previous storm. Just because you weren't personally affected doesn't mean it was overhyped. Be a little more respectful.
Yes but it was in mid July underneath a picture of Diana so it may have been missed by people.
Gusts up to 50kph, which can do some minor damage, but no more than a typical rough winter storm.
In December you say??
In Scotland you say???
Noooooo....shurely shome mishtake.
Oh please get a grip. Can no one ever be lighthearted about the weather again :rolleyessmiley:
The last storm improved my town.
It's worse than that. Gusts of over 70mph in the central belt in Scotland, Over 60mph in the north east and north west England.
And even worse than that for some
Some people do live there
It was overhyped to the death and what resulted was a relative fart.Ironic when considering the 1987 storm .....which was a real storm and then the media were too busy self fellating on something else to notice the impending catastrophe.