Storm Eunice

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Re: Storm Eunice

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Saw video of jets landing at Heathrow with the high crosswinds on the news earlier. Wow - everyone take care out there. I don't ever remember winds that strong when I lived in the UK.

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Re: Storm Eunice

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nigelb wrote:
19 Feb 2022, 05:33
Wow - everyone take care out there. I don't ever remember winds that strong when I lived in the UK.
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Thanks, Nigel. Whilst Storm Eunice has now passed (and record winds of 122 mph !!! were recorded), there is still a lot of bad weather over the Atlantic heading east -

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This is a screenshot, taken from the weather website Windy.com (https://www.windy.com). I can't recommend this website highly enough.It covers the whole world and you can even click on a little aeroplane icon (bottom right) and then on any airport to get a METAR (weather readout) for that airport. Not to mention selecting wind, rain, fog, snowfall and any number of other parameters.

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Re: Storm Eunice

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Airspeed wrote:
19 Feb 2022, 01:51
Kevin, I'm glad that you thought to stock up on essentials :agree:
I was in the Scouts when I was younger and their motto is 'be prepared'!

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:agree: Windy.com is great. Only found it recently.

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Re: Storm Eunice

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Kevin, windy.com is great and I have been using it for a while. Windy here today (50 mph) although nothing as severe as what has happened on your side of the pond!

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Re: Storm Eunice

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Storm Eunice has now hit mainland Europe. Sadly, deaths have been reported from several countries.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-60448716

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Re: Storm Eunice

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Storm Franklin coming in now. 8)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60452334

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If we ever get to S can we go all contemporary and have Storm Storm?

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I’m waiting for G. Storm Gale :thumbsup: :lol:

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Re: Storm Eunice

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After being battered by Dudley and Eunice, they should have named this new storm Feck.

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