SEVERE WEATHER WARNING.......(Brighton-Doncaster travellers)

[clippedgull]

For those travelling by train, it might be worth keeping a VERY close eye on overnight developments.

Pasted from the BBC site (Weather)

Friday 24 November EARLY WARNING A vigourous depression will bring severe gales to southern and eastern parts of England late on Friday night and into Saturday. Damaging gusts to 70mph may bring disruption Further updates will appear here.



I'm thinking of trees on the line, branches etc.....

Car drivers would be advised to keep a close eye too.

To make things even more interesting...the news on BBC 1 said that Eastern and NORTHERN counties would be most affected.

 

[Woodchip]

Hopefully my 5:05 from Seaford won't be disrupted.

 

[7:18]

thanks for the warning

 

[Woodchip]

"Severe Gales
Expected from 00:00 Sat 25 Nov to 23:59 Sat 25 Nov

The risk of disruption in E Riding Of Yorkshire, Kingston Upon Hull, Lincolnshire, Ne Lincolnshire, N Lincolnshire, N Yorkshire, S Yorkshire, W Yorkshire & York is 60%"

And as above but for Brighton is 40%

 

[H2O]

Hopefully my 5:05 from Seaford won't be disrupted.

could mess your hair up though

 

[eastlondonseagull]

Driving up tonight, will keep the fingers crossed

 

[bhafc99]

Driving up tonight, will keep the fingers crossed

Understandable but risky. How are you going to change gears and steer?

 

[¸.·´¯`·.¸><((((º>]

i love a nice bit of strong wind

 

[Woodchip]

could mess your hair up though

Who are you?

 

[H2O]

Who are you?

good tune!

 

[KNC]

Driving up tonight, will keep the fingers crossed

Just keep your fingers on the steering wheel. See you there,pal.

 

[eastlondonseagull]

Just keep your fingers on the steering wheel. See you there,pal.

Yay! See you there

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

Does this mean we are all going to look like we are in one of those G force simulators with our cheeks flapping around our ears? I do hope so.

 

[tedebear]

Its bery bery windy already in Shoreham - and dark and cloudy! Thank god we don't have outside dunnies anymore...

 

[Man of Harveys]

dunnies

Thank you for using my favourite Australianism of the lot, apart possibly from the fine old expression "it was on for young and old". The Clive James "Dunny Man" story in Unreliable Memoirs is pure magic, trumped (literally) only by his tale about farting in class. That is all.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Oh dear. I have to drive back from Chichester and usually get blown around in the ***** as it is.

 

[rospants]

oh its only a bit of wind, we're going to see the seagulls win

 

[tedebear]

Thank you for using my favourite Australianism of the lot, apart possibly from the fine old expression "it was on for young and old". The Clive James "Dunny Man" story in Unreliable Memoirs is pure magic, trumped (literally) only by his tale about farting in class. That is all.

We used to stay at Grandmas for loads when we were growing up and she only had and ouside dunny! and it is funny now but it wasn't then....

Bloody horrible thing, full of spiders and creepy noises and once a snake was curled up on the floor and Trixie (Grandmas dog an Australian Silky) tried to bite it and it bit her and we were all in tears standing on the garden table, till Poppy put on his waders and took a garden rake to it! Can't remember what it was but it was deadly, and it wasn't the last snake we saw there either...Trixie was very very sick for ages...I remember Grandma making her chicken soup everyday!!

right - sorry waffled on there...

Anyhow - moral of story is don't use outside dunny when storms and high winds are approaching as all manner of things take refuge in there!!

 

[Mr Blobby]

with our cheeks flapping around our ears? I do hope so.

God sounds like The Fatty Taxmans trousers have fallen down again!!!