its got a bit more windy hear now still nothing major though
Waves could reach 50ft as 70mph winds hit Britain.
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Waves could reach 50ft as 70mph winds hit Britain.
It's been quite windy here since Saturday. It's really bad at the moment, to the point where I can actually see the patio doors bowing inwards.
If my new fence gets damaged I will personally kick God's ass
If my new fence gets damaged I will personally kick God's ass
Pretty strong winds here now, being only a few hundred feet away from the tower is a bit worrying, considering high winds have knocked it down once in the past already!
i am seriously considering taking my boat for a spin later. Spin may be the appropriate word??
Must take advantage of the weather.
Must take advantage of the weather.
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Best headline on BBC news "Police car hit by roof of house"
its like summer in my garden
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Windy as a mofo here and I'm quite far inland from the coast!
got leafs and dirt blown in my eyes walking to the car
got leafs and dirt blown in my eyes walking to the car
its like summer in my garden
its sunny hear but getting kinda windy
Windy as a mofo here and I'm quite far inland from the coast!
got leafs and dirt blown in my eyes walking to the car
I'm very far inland - about 4 miles from a tree that was planted years ago to mark the centre of England, and the wind is quite scary. In fact, I bet that landmark tree has been uprooted.
So far, one of my fascia boards have been ripped off, so wind is getting into the roof space. I expect my roof to lift off and travel to a nearby village sometime soon.
Local news just said that the worst of the wind is expected to hit our region in the next two hours. This should be fun...
Hi. :wave:
I'm in Eckington, Chesterfield and it's pretty damn windy here to lol! Nothing been ripped off yet though.
And no I don't want your roof.
Dom
Wow, I hope everyone over there is holding on to a solid bit of ground
Mid sussex here (think just south of Gatport Airwick , it was grotty here first thing, now it's sunny and warm, but the winds are getting up.
, it was grotty here first thing, now it's sunny and warm, but the winds are getting up.
its got a bit more windy here but its a warm wind Felixstowe docks has shut that's not far from me
Felixstowe docks has shut that's not far from me
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I thought Meriden was the centre of England, 60 odd miles from you ATCF.
For centuries Meriden, to the west of Coventry, West Midlands, held the claim to be the geographical centre of England, and there has been a stone cross there commemorating the claim for at least 500 years. The justification is that the point farthest from the sea is in the vicinity of Meriden. A rival claim for the true location of the centre of England is made by the site of a tree, the Midland Oak, situated on the boundary between Lillington and Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. Similarly, the town of Haltwhistle in Northumberland (NY706640) still sports banners stating that it is the 'Centre of Britain', although depending on how it is calculated the centre can also be said to be Dunsop Bridge, Lancashire (previously in the West Riding of Yorkshire), 71 miles (114 km) to the south.
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Well this afternoon was lovely, wind yes but lovely all the same. Had a couple of pints in a local pub beer garden and not one wasp, too windy.
Windy as a mofo here and I'm quite far inland from the coast!
got leafs and dirt blown in my eyes walking to the car
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Just drove past someone who wasnt holding onto their car door properly. its a little bit too open now.
