Storm Éowyn

[Herman30]

To all of you getting hit by this monster, may you stay safe.
If you like, and can, please give some report of how it develops.

 

[Toddy]

It's very strange here just now. It's a flat calm out there, a bit wet, but it's warm, yet the phones did the siren thing and we're under a Red warning for tomorrow from 10 to 5.

Our house is half surrounded by trees.....we'll hope nothing comes crashing down.

Stay safe folks

M

 

[TeeDee]

If I can't pronounce it I can't be intimidated by it.

 

[demented dale]

aaaarrrr tis nowt. It has just started here. I am in a tent and going into viking mode. ODDDDDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN!

 

[Tengu]

My friend has allready been scared out of her skin by the phone warning.

 

[slowworm]

Currently having a power cut which I think is more to do with last months storms. Hopefully we will only get 70mph winds rather than the 90s predicted for those less fortunate up north.

 

[Pattree]

Just 40mph predicted for WM.
I’ve tipped the wheelies over and jammed them against the wall.

Good luck everyone.

 

[Woody girl]

Calm and quiet here on exmoor, but I've heard there was a tornado in Cornwall damaging houses and overturning caravans. As far as I can see, nobody seriously hurt.
I'm prepped and ready, multifuel burner is laid ready to be lit if the power and heating goes out, logs ready and coal buckets full,everything outside tidied away, or tied down. Flask filled and snuggled under cushions to help with insulation, gas stove, oil lamps, torches, and candles on standby. Jackery fully charged. Slow cooker full of warming meal that can be reheated on the camp stove.
Nothing to worry about.
Winds due about 6am for me.
I survived the devastating 1987 storm that Mr fish said wasn't a hurricane in a caravan, with no prep at all. Not afraid.

 

[Nice65]

We’ve been forecast 30mph winds with gusts up to 50mph so no mega threat here apart from there being a lot of trees which have sat on waterlogged ground for a while. Just north of the South Downs, so the land here is prone to it while the water tries to find its way to the coast.