[Sussex] A bit brisk tomorrow... *** Met Office RED weather warning ***
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Justice
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Love storms although I slept through the great storm woke to something that resembled a scene from the walking dead.
B-right-on
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Not sure which is worse, that song or 50mph gusts. Said by someone who works at height outside.
Eagle Slayer
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Predicted to be gusting 82mph at lunchtime Friday which is when High tide is and its a reasonably high tide
Fignon's Ponytail
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I've just seen that the council are closing the Undercliff walk from 5pm today until 9am on Saturday between Brighton Marina & Rottingdean.
I doubt many people would use it in really bad weather anyway, but just a warning for anyone that usually uses it to commute home etc.
We live right on the coast road overlooking the Undercliff at Saltdean - and Im not looking forward to the next couple of days I have to admit, even though weve had some pretty brutal weather the last 20yrs weve been there.
Will be getting the full force of the storms on the front of the building, so will be lucky to still have a roof etc by the end weekend if its as bad as they say
I doubt many people would use it in really bad weather anyway, but just a warning for anyone that usually uses it to commute home etc.
We live right on the coast road overlooking the Undercliff at Saltdean - and Im not looking forward to the next couple of days I have to admit, even though weve had some pretty brutal weather the last 20yrs weve been there.
Will be getting the full force of the storms on the front of the building, so will be lucky to still have a roof etc by the end weekend if its as bad as they say
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DavidRyder
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- Jul 23, 2013
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I just want it to be over - I don't want to be dealing with any damage on Saturday morning when I should be getting excited about the footie!
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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It's really fun down there in high winds. Run away from being soaked by the wave. The walls should mean it's a pretty safe way to muck around. I guess it's risk of landslip in really bad weather that means they are closing it
Storm Eunice: Rare red weather warning issued for parts of the UK
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60417263
A severe weather warning has been upgraded to red - the highest level - for parts of south-west England and the south Wales on Friday, meaning there is a danger to life from flying debris.
The Met Office warned Storm Eunice could bring winds of up to 90mph, causing significant disruption.
Damage to homes, train cancellations and power cuts are also likely.
A lower amber warning for wind remains in place for the rest of Wales and most of England as far north as Manchester.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-60417263
A severe weather warning has been upgraded to red - the highest level - for parts of south-west England and the south Wales on Friday, meaning there is a danger to life from flying debris.
The Met Office warned Storm Eunice could bring winds of up to 90mph, causing significant disruption.
Damage to homes, train cancellations and power cuts are also likely.
A lower amber warning for wind remains in place for the rest of Wales and most of England as far north as Manchester.
Fignon's Ponytail
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I REALLY hope you're joking....
Tell that to the families we know of who have lost sons to mucking around near high waves and in bad conditions....
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jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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Well I'm going to see Wolf Alice in London tomorrow night, this has been rescheduled from two years ago, so I'll be defying Southern's DO NOT TRAVEL warning
Was living Oop North (Cheshire) on that night and woke to see my Bin had been toppled over and one of the interwoven panels on the fence had lifted about 18 inches.
Oh the Humanity...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgWHbpMVQ1U
It reminds me of how quickly the Albion had disaster against Man U.
portslade seagull
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It will make the dog walk interesting
schmunk
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- Jul 10, 2003
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I've just seen that the council are closing the Undercliff walk from 5pm today until 9am on Saturday between Brighton Marina & Rottingdean.
I doubt many people would use it in really bad weather anyway, but just a warning for anyone that usually uses it to commute home etc.
We live right on the coast road overlooking the Undercliff at Saltdean - and Im not looking forward to the next couple of days I have to admit, even though weve had some pretty brutal weather the last 20yrs weve been there.
Will be getting the full force of the storms on the front of the building, so will be lucky to still have a roof etc by the end weekend if its as bad as they say
I remember after the 87 storm, those flats? on the left up the hill out of Saltdean had all their whole roofs ripped off and were lying on the grass
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
The waves also hurl shingle onto the undercliffe walk. as well as being large enough to sweep you away at high tide.