Obviously some places got some damage and unfortunately a couple of deaths. However most of England got off with strong wind and a bit of rain. Amusing to hear the news channels trying to big it all up though. Rhetoric like "Rail services are gradually returning to normal after the devastating...
I'll post a link to South Today. "One terrified local resident took to the roof, screaming something about saying sorry to NSC before he was taken out by a space-hopper"
After my naysaying on here I have an image of myself up on my roof at 3am in my underpants, crying into a howling gale as a cow flys past and me signalling for help with a torch.
I've got the Thames, The Mole and some other river on 3 sides of me. It's known to flood here but I'm, not expecting it tonight. If there hadn't been these hysterical warnings I bet there wouldn't be anyone saying anything about the weather tonight except maybe a couple of bods saying it's a bit...
True, it also broadcasts the Shipping Forecast, still trusted by maritime operations as the most reliable weather report in the world. Either way, It'll be an interesting outcome!
The BBC weather on R4, had this to say a moment ago...
"Some strong winds and blustery showers expected overnight, easing off in the morning to reveal sunny spells and some lingering showers".
I can't say I'm overly concerned.
The BBC weather on R4, had this to say a moment ago...
"Some strong winds and blustery showers expected overnight, easing off in the morning to reveal sunny spells and some lingering showers".
I can't say I'm overly concerned.
All coastal areas will get it worse but then it always looks and feels worse on the coast. I'm in Hampton and not expecting much. It tipped down earlier and has been a bit windy today but that's it so far. Shipping forecast will be interesting tonight.
Oh, I expect to see that post again! Along with a large serving of humble pie, which I'll be eating through a straw as I'll have next doors dustbin where my face used to be.