it rained a LOT on sunday. height of the local river must have been at least half a metre above normal. luckily it wasn't anywhere near to overflowing.
been quite dry since then tho.
been quite dry since then tho.
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Had a spot of thunder and heavy rain this morning, but the rest of today has been sunny :smile:
Dark, as its nearly 11pm
*switches light on* ahh that says AM not PM {dizzy}:cool:
Cold, Dark, Dull, typical summer for 2007 ladies and gents!
Really windy, no rain as of yet, but very dark skies. Only a few minutes ago it was nice and sunny out.
Sunny, Sunny, Cloudy, Sunny, Bored. {yolkfolk}:blink:
Nearly a month, honestly :tongue:
Today, Sunny/Cloudy
Dry & sunny. I think that whoever controls the weather has finally remembered what the word 'summer' means.
Dull & drizzly. So much for summer. :sad:
I'm ready now for the cooler climes and amber tones of the Autumn months.... Having bought a massive, massive coat for £5 from charity shop 'Shelter'. Pretty cool Russian Guard style heavy cotton trenchcoat, me pleased :teethy:
With just has sever flood warnings.. at the highest level...
lucky my house at this stage is not at high risk.. and probably wont be directly hurt but you have that knock on effect,
I'll find out as high tide is at 7.30am but i can't help thinking its not going to be any were near as bad as they say.. this whole over reacting business and just being prepared is understandable i guess...
So if you don't hear from me for a while.. I'll be either having a swim or drowning. :cry:
lucky my house at this stage is not at high risk.. and probably wont be directly hurt but you have that knock on effect,
I'll find out as high tide is at 7.30am but i can't help thinking its not going to be any were near as bad as they say.. this whole over reacting business and just being prepared is understandable i guess...
So if you don't hear from me for a while.. I'll be either having a swim or drowning. :cry:
Safe,
that was close.
that was close.
Glad to hear that you escaped unscathed.
Nice to hear you're safe :yes:
Tonight, bit drizzly.
It wasn't nearly as bad as they expected.. Lucky the defenses had improved this and flood in the 50s which help other wise we would be underwater. but they are saying it was just a stoke of luck this time as the wind changed direction at the last minute so when high tide hit it wasn't that bad.. but the size of the waves were amazing.
i think some of the smaller towns near the rivers had it worst as the banks burst..lol and lucky it didn't effect the water supply or cause problems with the sewer system..
oh well thats that for another 50 years, (seems to be a 50 year cycle)
I think Holland got a bit carried away.. i heard they were bricking there homes up...lol {yolkfolk}:tongue:
I think we're due for a crap day tommorrow, rainy :no:
Today isn't too bad atm
17th of November - Grey, dry, but sooo sooo cold *shivers*
We've had it grey and freezing cold too, only we've had quite a bit of rain as well. You can't win. :sad:
Now it's snowing. Just when you though it couldn't get any worse...
The weather here changes all the time... Dry, wet, dry, wet, dark, light, bet [somewhere] ween (haha). It's like living in Fantastic Dizzy. It's currently... Dark. That may be because it's night time. It's also FREEZING. That may be because it's Autumn. Hmmm....
It's still dark! That's because it's night time again. It's like living in bloody Iceland.
The country, not the supermarket.
It's also cold again! That's because it's STILL autumn.
This is starting to feel like Groundhog day.
The film, not the....
.....
......Supermarket. {yolkfolk}:scratch: