Thread: Storm Eunice heads for UK and prompts danger to life warning

Why? i find the thing amusing. We now live in a society where we experience "weather bombs" whatever the fuk they are but they seem to be a recent thing, and we have to be told its dangerous to go out with 90+ mph winds - common sense it seems left the house when Labour came in and Blair decided the Govt needs to be accountable for society instead of an individual with common sense.

Well, not all accidents happen in 90 mph winds.

<<<<<old rotten trees and soaked ground etc.

Yes, Blair was pure scum.

Quite laughable if you aren't Iraqi

Originally Posted by helge

Most of your post are quite laughable

All of yours are fucking rubbish.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

But think how much easier it would be just to buy her a new one.

Luckily the shed survived Storm Eunice without damage. My mum had a 4 hour power cut and one of her wheely bins blew over. That was it.

So it's all over then?

^ It was touch and go for a bit there but i managed to recover the wheelie bins that were making a break for it towards the gate. A roll call and all three bins are present.

So it sounds like everyone got through relatively unscathed. That is good to know.

Originally Posted by malmomike77

common sense it seems left the house when Labour came in and Blair decided the Govt needs to be accountable for society instead of an individual with common sense.

Surely Macron has to take some of the blame for this too?

Umm...yeah I'm never exactly on tenterhooks waiting for your new release, Mildred.

Originally Posted by bsnub

So it sounds like everyone got through relatively unscathed. That is good to know.

Storm Eunice clean-up: Flood and wind warnings issued as new storm named
Storm Eunice clean-up: Flood and wind warnings issued as new storm named - BBC News

Not finished!

3 "autumn storms" this year already

Originally Posted by Ravers98

Not finished!

Hope you are wrong

The gardens are a swamp!

I planted trees to soak up the water last year, however there is still a good inch of water covering the grass and yes it's not stopped raining for about a month..

Originally Posted by Joe 90

The gardens are a swamp!

I planted trees to soak up the water last year, however there is still a good inch of water covering the grass and yes it's not stopped raining for about a month..

Surely that’s quite normal for your part of the world.

Having witnessed the rainy season in different parts of the world, it seems that rain in Lancashire and environs is perfectly normal?

This latest storm Franklin is the worst here, sounds like the roof is gonna get blown off.

Looks extremely unpleasant.