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Originally posted by Romanian
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The hurricane will possible touch the extreme North of the UK, so no big danger here. Still expected to be a category 1 hurricane.
Originally posted by stumason
reply to post by Britguy
I missed the Great Storm of '87. I was in Germany at the time
I do remember that the 'Allo 'Allo star got his head bashed in by a flying bit of tree though.
That wasn't a hurricane
Originally posted by Swanfilters
Originally posted by Anonymouth
Originally posted by Romanian
Updates :
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The hurricane will possible touch the extreme North of the UK, so no big danger here. Still expected to be a category 1 hurricane.
Yeah London is fine, nothing to worry about.
Typical English mentality.
The computer trajectory is now putting it even more over Scotland than it did yesterday. They will feel this.
Chances are, power outages for sure.
Hurricane Katia
Mon, Sep 12, 2011 08:00 EDT
Wind: 120 km/h
Gusts: 148 km/h
lat, lon: 60, -8
Nothing to worry about, just 120 km/h winds and 148 km/h gusts over scotland,
BUT LONDON IS FINE!.
edit on 7-9-2011 by Anonymouth because: (no reason given)
Let's hope Scotland takes a battering, might make your nasty country look a bit better.
Originally posted by MissConstrood
reply to post by Anonymouth
Don't know where you got your info, but it seems Scotland MAY have gust of up to 113km/h. Thats not even enough to ruffle a kilt
Scotland is well used to extreme weather..oh yes, did you know they have mucho snow (and ski slopes) every year?
One more thing...It's one of the most beautiful countries on this planet!
Peaceedit on 9-9-2011 by MissConstrood because: oops, spelling