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Flood - River Song - 5 December 2013
Thursday 5th December - 06:00z
Severe Flood warnings issued particularly for North Sea Coast
and my beloved East Anglia
Batten down the hatches peoples-
http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/homeandleisure/floods/31618.aspx
RE: Flood - bigpaul - 5 December 2013
Devon is very hilly unlike places like Norfolk
RE: Flood - Gards - 5 December 2013
Looks like it's going to hit the coast hard, I'm at Gt Yarmouth so i hope it's not a repeat of the 1953 floods! Wellies and waterproofs at the ready!!
RE: Flood - NorthernRaider - 5 December 2013
Getting absolutely hammered here, hellish winds screaming down the chimney, garden stuff flying all over, street full of flying wheely bins, torrential rain and its getting colder, power supply flickering, fence panels from neighbours garden sat on oap bunglaow roof.
My effing conservatory roof is flexing and creaking like mad, worst weather I have seen for days, apparently some of the kids in NR juniors class at school got knocked off their feet by the wind.
Oh so glad I'm not in Scotland where I believe Glasgow railway station roof is coming apart.
RE: Flood - Hex - 5 December 2013
flood round mine isnt much of an issue, however my pollytunnel greenhouse is taking a real hammering.
RE: Flood - Tarrel - 5 December 2013
Hi folks,
Been lurking, but still here. Biggest news from latitude 58 degrees N is that our Christmas tree blew over, and a couple of bridges are closed. Otherwise, no high drama. (Oh, and it's snowing).
Cheers
Tarrel
RE: Flood - Highlander - 5 December 2013
Its also snowing here now, after a really bad time for a while,.. the wind seems to have stopped, but the snow is starting to deepen,..about a couple of inches now, though it may be gone by morning
RE: Flood - Lightspeed - 6 December 2013
(5 December 2013, 20:14)Tarrel Wrote: Hi folks,
Been lurking, but still here. Biggest news from latitude 58 degrees N is that our Christmas tree blew over, and a couple of bridges are closed. Otherwise, no high drama. (Oh, and it's snowing).
Cheers
Tarrel
Good to hear you're still here Tarrel.
Hope the storm is a non event for you
RE: Flood - Tarrel - 6 December 2013
(6 December 2013, 04:34)Lightspeed Wrote:(5 December 2013, 20:14)Tarrel Wrote: Hi folks,
Been lurking, but still here. Biggest news from latitude 58 degrees N is that our Christmas tree blew over, and a couple of bridges are closed. Otherwise, no high drama. (Oh, and it's snowing).
Cheers
Tarrel
Good to hear you're still here Tarrel.
Hope the storm is a non event for you
Cheers LS. I was down south when it hit, so missed the worst of it. OH reports no damage to speak of though. Currently on the Sleeper from London back home. It left on time and seems to be making good progress. I get the impression the east coast has seen some of the biggest problems.
RE: Flood - Lightspeed - 6 December 2013
(6 December 2013, 06:18)Tarrel Wrote:(6 December 2013, 04:34)Lightspeed Wrote:(5 December 2013, 20:14)Tarrel Wrote: Hi folks,
Been lurking, but still here. Biggest news from latitude 58 degrees N is that our Christmas tree blew over, and a couple of bridges are closed. Otherwise, no high drama. (Oh, and it's snowing).
Cheers
Tarrel
Good to hear you're still here Tarrel.
Hope the storm is a non event for you
Cheers LS. I was down south when it hit, so missed the worst of it. OH reports no damage to speak of though. Currently on the Sleeper from London back home. It left on time and seems to be making good progress. I get the impression the east coast has seen some of the biggest problems.
Hi T,
Good luck on that journey. Scotrail bulletin at 08.11 reports "Severe Disruption" on the Inverness -Wick service......
Hope you get home without too much trouble