Bit of a storm in a teacup that

After seeing those airline type shows, I would not wish that job on anyone. How do you keep calm?

Why was my post deleted

Nothing in here has been deleted...

Yes it has :laugh:

There are two similar threads....

Ah, it must have been the other one then lol

It WAS this one > http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...d.php?t=239554

But I can see why you thought it had been deleted, lol :devil:

Yeah cheers fingers, and indeed :laugh:

I'm a super placid person in general tbh which helps a lot, but if a customer's being rude I'll just be short and sarcastic with them and take joy in the fact I pissed them off. :P

Great im on the coast and in South ****ing Wales. We have an amber warning for 80 mph winds plus.

If its true my living room windows are ****ed they are single glazing and are not being replaced to double glazing for 10 days plus I live on a tree lined street with lots of building work going on in most houses so bricks and debris everywhere.

Its literally the worst possible situation!

WTF shall I do about these windows thinking of just getting sheets and cardboard and just staple them over the inside.

^ stop overreacting nothing will probably happen.

Why aren't more of your posts deleted? That's the question everyone should be asking.

On the plus side, if you fart, the wind will take it away so quickly that no one will ever know

Sounds like the opening scene set up for a final destination film.

Yes in BluRay 3-D with 7.1 DTSHD sound

I'm in South Wales, just slightly more West than you are. Nothing will happen to your windows. We arent talking a nuclear blast. Windows in this country are more than capable of dealing with a bit of wind, double glazed or otherwise. If they werent safe to use they would be illegal.

If it does get 80+ mph (which I doubt) the safest place you could be would be in your house. The danger will be to the people on the roads. The winds right now are 40mph here, and unless you look out the window you wont even notice it.

The worst storm for more than five years is expected to arrive in the UK tonight.

Winds of up to 80mph are forecast, along with very heavy rain.

The storm will develop over the Atlantic during the day and is expected to hit the south-west late tonight, before moving north-eastwards across England and southern Wales. It is already causing very rough seas along the south coast.

Prime minister David Cameron has chaired a meeting with various government departments and agencies to co-ordinate a response. The extreme conditions could lead to severe flooding, disruption to travel networks, and fallen trees and power lines.

Here is a round-up of all the latest on what is being called the 'St Jude storm', after the patron saint of lost causes, whose feast date is on Monday


An amber warning, meaning "be prepared", has been issued for the southern half of England and the southern half of Wales.

A yellow warning, meaning "be aware", applies to rest of Wales and England up to the border with Scotland

Flooding

The Environment Agency has warned of surface water flooding across most of England. Around 20-40mm of rain could fall within six to nine hours overnight..

A spokesman said: "We are supporting local authorities who will respond to any reports of surface water flooding. Seafronts, quaysides and jetties should be avoided due to the risk of overtopping by waves and wind-blown shingle."

Winds

The first strong winds are likely to hit south-west England on Sunday night, with gusts of 75-80mph. The storm is predicted to then move north-eastwards, with winds of 60-70mph in the Midlands and East Anglia. Northern England and North Wales could see winds of 50-60mph

there will be many trees outside my house coming down tonight

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Wales has been Hit NOW

:joker: British people love a crisis

Won't somebody think of the sheep...... :shocked:

Mines ok, tucked up all nice and warm in my bed.

Sheep, sheep, sheep shagger!

FFS! I'm supposed to travelling to London tomorrow and travelling back home on Tuesday!

Anybody got terrible wind yet?

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