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reply posted on 14-10-2005 @ 05:17 AM by Valhall
Is it normal for you guys to have tornadoes in Britain? This is the second one this year to hit in the same area.

www.sky.com...

I don't really ever think of you guys being a tornado area, maybe I just haven't paid attention.



reply posted on 14-10-2005 @ 05:39 PM by Ptolomeo
Originally posted by FredH
Originally posted by Valhall
Is it normal for you guys to have tornadoes in Britain? This is the second one this year to hit in the same area.

www.sky.com...

I don't really ever think of you guys being a tornado area, maybe I just haven't paid attention.


this might interest you. it surprised me.
www.bbc.co.uk...


Well, I have been checking Europe´s weather forecast for a while and have seen many - bad storms - coming from the US towards the UK: since a year or a year and a half ago.
Tropical D., Tropical Storms, Hurricanes? No, but I would bet those storms in Britain are the remains of major storms...
It happened to Spain not long ago. Remember the Hurricane, it started as usual but changed its path towards Spain... Of course, it run out of force and ended as a big, big storm (4 killed, heavy rain, floodings, etc.)...
And remember the Tornadoes. That was also completely unusual...

Where are the natural barriers that made this impossible in the past?
Isn´t the world weather changing?... Or has it changed already?

And I am afraid this is not the last - unusual - thing we will witness...


reply posted on 14-10-2005 @ 05:42 PM by Ptolomeo
Originally posted by FredH
Originally posted by Valhall
Is it normal for you guys to have tornadoes in Britain? This is the second one this year to hit in the same area.

www.sky.com...

I don't really ever think of you guys being a tornado area, maybe I just haven't paid attention.


this might interest you. it surprised me.
www.bbc.co.uk...


Well, I have been checking Europe´s weather forecast for a while and have seen many - bad storms - coming from the US towards the UK...
Tropical D., Tropical Storms, Hurricanes? No, but I would bet those storms in Britain are what remain of major storms...
It happened to Spain not long ago. Remember the Hurricane, it started as usual but changed its path towards Spain... Of course, it run out of force and ended as a big, big storm (4 killed, heavy rain, floodings, etc.)...

And I am afraid this is not the last thing we will witness.


reply posted on 16-10-2005 @ 10:25 PM by Mayet
www.abc.net.au...

A severe hailstorm has flattened crops across a wide area of Western Australia's wheatbelt.
Hail pelted the wheatbelt for about an hour yesterday afternoon.
The storm was concentrated around Lake Grace but extended as far north as Kulin.
Farmers have reported paddocks within a radius of several kilometres being flattened, with crops destroyed and trees stripped of their leaves.
Lake Grace farmer Alan Marshall says it is the heaviest hail anyone can remember.
"It's just unbelievable - I've never seen the extent of hail that bad in my lifetime," he said.
There has also been rainfall of more than 60 millimetres, with one farmer reporting his dam was filled to overflowing in just 11 minutes.



Many drought affected areas of south east queensland are also experiencing heavy storms with massive amounts of rainfall.


reply posted on 3-11-2005 @ 07:43 PM by bluedogz
www.news.com.au...

Lightning kills 106 cows
LIGHTNING storms have robbed several farmers of their livestock in a series of strikes that have rocked regional NSW.


I saw this on our local news the other night. One farmer lost 68 cows in one lightning strike. I'm slightly north of where this happened and I know we've been having amazing storms come through. I don't remember this sort of weather since maybe the late '70s. My brother-in-law is in the SES (volunteer State Emergency Service) and they have been run off their feet with responding to damaged homes etc.
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