[arista]

2 Deaths Yesterday

the other death was in Londonderry

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by arista

2 Deaths Yesterday

the other death was in Londonderry

Tragic.

MORE big winds tomorrow and Wednesday.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

Tragic.

MORE big winds tomorrow and Wednesday.

Yes Storm Jocelyn
starts.
The 10th Storm

[Ammi]

…it is very sad, both deaths involving fallen trees…we’ve had downpours of hail and now we have heavy rains …and Aston Jocelyn is on its way with snow forecast, isn’t it…?…

[Ammi]

TRAINS across Scotland will see a “controlled shutdown of services” ahead of Storm Jocelyn hitting the country.

The second named storm this week, Jocelyn will follow in the wake of Storm Isha and hit Scotland on Tuesday evening.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for the whole of the country from 4pm on Tuesday until 1pm on Wednesday, with a second in place for rain in the west of Scotland from 7am until 6pm on Tuesday.

A more severe amber alert – which comes with warnings of power cuts, damage to buildings, travel disruption and even “injuries and danger to life” – has been issued for much of the coast, as well as most of the Scottish islands.


https://uk.news.yahoo.com/trains-acr...162852865.html

[Ammi]

A number of trees at the Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland, made famous by the TV series Game Of Thrones, have been damaged and felled by Storm Isha…

[arista]

Yes good they had to Cut some down
making it safe.

[Maru]

Is UK weather always this crazy? Sometimes I see stories and think it really sounds like here, Hurricanes, tropical storms, flooding, wind and the like...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Maru

Is UK weather always this crazy? Sometimes I see stories and think it really sounds like here, Hurricanes, tropical storms, flooding, wind and the like...

We get the Gulf Streams
fighting each other "over us."

Not as Extreme as USA
but a shock when so many homes are built
on land that the Governments "knew"
could flood.

[arista]

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Maru

Is UK weather always this crazy? Sometimes I see stories and think it really sounds like here, Hurricanes, tropical storms, flooding, wind and the like...

Youtube video

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Youtube video

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Maru

Is UK weather always this crazy? Sometimes I see stories and think it really sounds like here, Hurricanes, tropical storms, flooding, wind and the like...

…the US will always Trump us with storm weather, ours is very mild in comparison of some of your states…but we’re much less moderate in the last decade or so…actually more than that, 1987 was the ‘Great Storm’….

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Youtube video

……that’s the only thing that I agree with Katie Hopkins on…/he’s delicious…pray for the Irish and may their walloping end soon…

[Cherie]

All I know is the weather has gone to pot since LT took to hibernating during the winter months, when he returns in the spring he will bring order to the weather thread

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

All I know is the weather has gone to pot since LT took to hibernating during the winter months, when he returns in the spring he will bring order to the weather thread

[James]

Originally Posted by arista

Didn't last year have a low number of storms?

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Youtube video

Originally Posted by Cherie

The American in me halfway expected the Declaration of Independence to make its way into this video. I can hear our flag being raised now

[arista]

[Ammi]

Met Office issues weather warning as 'significant snowfall' to sweep UK…

Parts of the UK will be hit with snow in the coming days and the whole country will experience "significant snowfall" from the weekend, forecasters say.

The Met Office has issued two yellow warnings for snow covering Wales, the Midlands, Yorkshire, the North East, North West and the east of England, for Thursday and Friday.

A separate warning for ice is in place for Tuesday in Scotland, where temperatures could drop as low as -10C in rural areas on Wednesday evening.

A yellow weather warning means there is a small chance of power cuts, travel delays and rural communities being cut off by the snow.

However, this week's snow is expected to be only the beginning of the deluge, with more sweeping across the entire country from the weekend onwards.

In its long range forecast for Friday 9 February to Sunday 18 February, the Met Office said: "Cold air already established across the northern UK is likely to extend to all parts through next weekend.

https://uk.yahoo.com/news/uk-snow-wa...122100756.html

[bitontheslide]

February is often the month for snow

[Gusto Brunt]

Yesterday where I live uo North we had some of the worst winds I've seen for a long time.

But they weren't really reported because they weren't part of an official storm.

A silver lining, at least I got my washing dried in two hours.

[arista]

[arista]

Yesterday in Buxton
10:47AM

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by arista

It was very cold yesterday, around 2c.

Then at about 1am I was awoken to rain outside.

It's still raining hard and will continue - say the weather report - muntil 2pm today. That's 13 hours of continuous rain, and ALSO WIND.

Wind is 30 miles an hour.