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A fierce storm with winds of up to 165 mph has battered northern parts of Britain, with people warned to stay indoors, schools forced to close and flights and rail links cancelled. Localized flooding has also caused major disruptions on roads – and more than 30,000 homes have been left without power. In North Yorkshire, a RAF helicopter plucked a couple to safety after their car was swept away in floodwaters near Aysgarth. They were flown to hospital with suspected hypothermia. A third person was also rescued from his car in a separate incident near the village of Gunnerside. Police have advised against all travel until at least 2am Friday, when winds are expected to ease. The Met Office earlier issued its strongest warning – a red alert – for winds in Scotland and warned parts of England and Wales to “be aware,” as temperatures were expected to drop and snowfall was predicted as far south as Birmingham. It said the Highland observing station at Glen Ogle reported a gust of 104mph at 11am. The Met Office later tweeted that a gust at the Aonach Mor ski area peaked at 137mph.
Originally posted by cloaked4u
PREPARE NOW. Buy as much as you can so you are pennyless. Line the pockets of sales. It may even help the economy. he,he,he,he,he. SCARE TACTICS, so you buy stuff these days. A little snow fall and some ice. It is not like they have seen this before.. You go ahead and buy tho. I hope we get 3 FEET dumped in one night.
Originally posted by woogleuk
reply to post by Ramcheck
Wrong thread, this is an earlier in the year storm, lol.
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