Storm Doris...
Discussion
Anyone else watching with interest?
My phone has been dinging away with travel alerts as I'm due to fly Dublin to Manchester then get the train back to Doncaster tomorrow.
So far, I think I'm ok... As long as arrivals don't get stuffed in Dublin (which would obviously knock on to departures).
The South seem to be worse - or at least gearing up to be more affected....
My phone has been dinging away with travel alerts as I'm due to fly Dublin to Manchester then get the train back to Doncaster tomorrow.
So far, I think I'm ok... As long as arrivals don't get stuffed in Dublin (which would obviously knock on to departures).
The South seem to be worse - or at least gearing up to be more affected....
surveyor said:
Anyone else watching with interest?
My phone has been dinging away with travel alerts as I'm due to fly Dublin to Manchester then get the train back to Doncaster tomorrow.
So far, I think I'm ok... As long as arrivals don't get stuffed in Dublin (which would obviously knock on to departures).
The South seem to be worse - or at least gearing up to be more affected....
Looking at the forecast the morning should be ok, but the afternoon is touch and go. My phone has been dinging away with travel alerts as I'm due to fly Dublin to Manchester then get the train back to Doncaster tomorrow.
So far, I think I'm ok... As long as arrivals don't get stuffed in Dublin (which would obviously knock on to departures).
The South seem to be worse - or at least gearing up to be more affected....
Birmingham on the other hand look like it could be very "interesting"!!!!!
Over the past year one of the trees in my garden has started to get a bit of a lean on. I'm wondering whether this new storm (why are they getting names now? And how are we only on the 4th one?!) will be enough to topple the tree. With some luck it'll land in my pond and help expel some of the s
te that's accumulated over a few months of disuse.
I'm also looking forward to seeing how the planes cope - I work on the Heathrow site - and it's always nice to see engineering in action. I suspect some of the 767s with the enormous winglets will be impersonating a hummingbird on their way into the sky.
te that's accumulated over a few months of disuse.I'm also looking forward to seeing how the planes cope - I work on the Heathrow site - and it's always nice to see engineering in action. I suspect some of the 767s with the enormous winglets will be impersonating a hummingbird on their way into the sky.
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