Stormageddon Mk 6 The Fury of February

[anonymous-user]

You know the drill pictures of damage etc and warnings of places to avoid.
I think they are predicting it for Southern England and if it hits London it will be really bad

[anonymous-user]

I heard someone had a pilot light blown out on the boiler.
Glad you lot stayed safe !

[anonymous-user]

Sylvaforever said:

Look you lot, the bbc, sorry, licence payers, bought some REALLY, REALLY BIG Cray supercomputers and THEY DON'T GET THE MESSAGE WRONG.

They said so, so there.

Fake News

[anonymous-user]

mondeoman said:

ahm, yes, but, computer says...

and for tomorrow its Armageddon by flooding, as we get a months rain in a day across the UK. (except its bits of Wales and west Scotland, and maybe the west country that might get some drizzle.)

It's true :

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/weather/uk-weather-t...

[anonymous-user]

Just had a phone call from relatives in Lancashire.
Hoods had to be put up and windscreen wipers were deployed this afternoon
Stay safe

[anonymous-user]

"Rainbow shaker
On a stallion twister
Bareback rider
On the eye of the sky

Stormbringer coming down
Then it went away
Thunder and lightning
NOT Heading your way

[anonymous-user]

**** IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ****

Polar Vortex attack predicted
Snow will fall

Stay safe folks
Stay warm.

Edited by anonymous-user on Wednesday 8th February 23:50

[anonymous-user]

London weather: Snow forecast for the capital as temperatures plummet below freezing

Did you read that ?
SNOW.
Stock up on the essentials

[anonymous-user]

saaby93 said:

Last nights forecast deep frost didnt appear in these parts

Non of us are interested in your relationship issues. This is about the impending polar vertex weather bomb.

[anonymous-user]

King Herald said:

Oh jeez, the BBC have now predicted warm and sunny weather!!

I'm off to Tesco now to stock up on warm clothes and Quaker Oats!

Watch out for the bad pricing on the multibuys
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-38...

[anonymous-user]

***** Important Announcement *****


I have just been in contact with my brother lives near Blackpool
They are experiencing some heavy wind and high rain
He reports he will not be doing any gardening today.

[anonymous-user]

rscott said:

94mph winds recorded in North West Wales
.

M80 closed

That is sobering.

[anonymous-user]

Remember this is the official stormageddon thread any similar threads are to be treated with caution.
Stay safe out there and stay safe on line

[anonymous-user]

I'm hearing a lot about 'weather bombs' on sky news. Is this a new meteorological term?

They seem to like these exciting weather terms, there's been a few new ones over the last year.

[anonymous-user]

Congratulations on posting in the OFFICIAL Storm thread,
This thread is where your views reach the wider audience they justly deserve.
Keep those reports coming in

[anonymous-user]

techiedave said:

Congratulations on posting in the OFFICIAL Storm thread,
This thread is where your views reach the wider audience they justly deserve.
Keep those reports coming in

Is there some kind of weather thread war?

[anonymous-user]

All 3 main roads of the triangle surrounding my house are shut due to fallen trees or structurally unsound buildings.

It's going to take me fking hours to get home.

Because of a bit of wind.

How did we ever win wars if we can't even get home in a stiff breeze?

[anonymous-user]

Went up North and its quite sobering. Just outside Blackpool we saw some significant damage.

[anonymous-user]

No near Poulton some damage to property.
We went up to watch the Prem bond thing. When I was younger I lived near there and used to cycle 6-7 miles there and back to work. On the way back I new when I passed that building I only had another 15 minutes to go.
There used to be a big scrap yard next to it and when I got my first car I remember going there for parts.
Forgetting my manners too. Thank you for posting that Link its a very clear one. Must confess in the end we didn't go we stayed in and had a good catch up and big family breakfast. Last time we arranged to see the Layton Flats brought down. We waited around half an hour extra up on a supermarkets roof car park and it was rather disappointing.

Edited by anonymous-user on Sunday 26th February 14:01

[anonymous-user]

Robertj21a said:

techiedave said:

Went up North and its quite sobering. Just outside Blackpool we saw some significant damage.

I think it's always looked like that around Blackpool........

Yea yea yea
Some parts of it are dog rough but some are ok

This is over near Poulton area just outside