Normal Rob
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Anyone else in the West Country just have theirs go off on their phone? Slightly unnerving!
[Misc] Government Emergency Alarm
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its gonna be a bit windy... https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...ring-80mph-gusts-as-amber-wind-warning-issued
The Cornish Nationalist Party use the cover of Storm Darragh to launch early strikes of giant pasties into Devon and Somerset.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
The Princess of Wales looks well fit.
Yes all 4 phones in house!
Right Brain Ronnie
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I agree it is alarming having this government.
My alarm goes off everyday seeing the next lie they come up with.
My alarm goes off everyday seeing the next lie they come up with.
Guess we’ll see you off Cardiff docks to confirm whether it’s true or not?
…..correctly-topped scones have been launched in reply
Must have been like a bloody air raid siren turned up to 11 in your ears for the last 13 years then.
- Oct 20, 2022
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Like this you mean?
Storm Darragh latest: Millions sent rare 'risk to life' emergency alert on mobile phones as Storm Darragh moves in
An amber warning for wind has been issued for parts of the UK as Storm Darragh arrives - and some areas will be under a rare red warning tomorrow. Forecasters say the storm is likely to bring "very strong winds and heavy rain" through the weekend.
Let’s hope everyone in Cornwall and Wales takes heed of the tin hatters and ignores the silly Met Office warnings
Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
Be careful out there guys.
I'm not doubting the storm exists.Like this you mean?
Storm Darragh latest: Millions sent rare 'risk to life' emergency alert on mobile phones as Storm Darragh moves in
An amber warning for wind has been issued for parts of the UK as Storm Darragh arrives - and some areas will be under a rare red warning tomorrow. Forecasters say the storm is likely to bring "very strong winds and heavy rain" through the weekend.news.sky.com
Let’s hope everyone in Cornwall and Wales takes heed of the tin hatters and ignores the silly Met Office warnings
But we have had countless recent bad storms without this alarm.
I think a system test has been piggybacked onto this storm to iron out any glitches / test its cyber vulnerabilities - in case Putin kicks off.
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Cotton Socks
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- Feb 20, 2017
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What did the alarm say? We had a power cut in BN1 for about 40 mins around 2pm. Couldn't get a phone signal & my Jnr was so bored when I was out that he did some cleaning. I'm now going to periodically turn off the fuse box!! 
Normal Rob
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Can't remember exactly but main gist was red weather warning, high winds, risk to life.What did the alarm say? We had a power cut in BN1 for about 40 mins around 2pm. Couldn't get a phone signal & my Jnr was so bored when I was out that he did some cleaning. I'm now going to periodically turn off the fuse box!!
AmexRuislip
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Is it a warning of another Rick Stein restaurant opening up in Cornwall 
swindonseagull
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Not here but heading to Cornwall tomorrow.