The Great British Weather

That 99 mph wind should be fun.

Yikes, it'll be 327 mph on Wednesday evening;

Evening-3 °c-22 °c01001 mb0.0 mm57 %327 mph

Please be a tail wind.

Please be a tail wind.

bites lip

That'll give a wind chill effect of -67C.

http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/dayforecast.asp?zipcode=isle of man&day=5

bites lip

You are in no position to talk about wind Pedro.

Remember the Armada!

/xenophobia

Bloody hell! Is that a joke forecast or something wrong with Metcheck?

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http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/dayforecast.asp?zipcode=isle of man&day=6

Wednesday looks like fun.

http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/dayforecast.asp?zipcode=isle of man&day=6

Wednesday looks like fun.

Link broken. This comes up as 'INVALID DAY'. Try this:

http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/dayforecast.asp?zipcode=isle of man&day=6

http://www.yr.no/place/United_Kingdom/England/London/long.html

says different.

That's the place that Corny uses - it's forecast predicted the Souths pub crawl would be dry.

met office is your best bet for uk forecasts

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/se/se_forecast_temp.html.

The Met Office err on the side of caution though Tommy, ever since they got caught with their trousers down in 1987.

That's the place that Corny uses - it's forecast predicted the Souths pub crawl would be dry.

haha, yeah - i remember copying the link, then thinking that it was poo, on that exact night.

the iphone one is always wrong too.

The Met Office err on the side of caution though Tommy, ever since they got caught with their trousers down in 1987.

I remember that, I think my parent chimney caught fire that night

YouTube- BBC weather blooper by Michael Fish storm of 1987

I slept right through the storm- a branch came off the (old, enormous) conker tree over the road and crushed a mini.

I was extremely surprised when I woke up.

YouTube- BBC weather Michael Fish mystery phone caller revealed 1987

I remember that, I think my parent chimney caught fire that night

Gay slang?
My window blew in, took the council 6 months to come 'round and replace the board with a new pane of glass... The coldest (and darkest) winter I've experienced...

I slept right through the storm- a branch came off the (old, enormous) conker tree over the road and crushed a mini.

I was extremely surprised when I woke up.

I too slept through that storm but was only a few weeks old. Apparently my grandparents garage door flew off and ended up down the street.

In 1987 I was eleven, so about to leave Compton, having escaped the purgatory that was Stanmore, on my way to Westgate*.

*Depending on what month it was, I do not recall

Nowt wrong with Stanmore that a thermonuclear device couldn't solve.

I feel old, I struggled to get to work the day after that storm due to fallen trees.

My parents house is in St Cross, which is separated from Stanmore by the railway line.

Therefore the roads that travel between the two parishes go below railway arches.

I long wished for them to be bricked up.

Looks like tomorrow will be fun:

12:00 weather
Light Snow
1
Westerly5
86%
1013mB
Very good
15:00 weather
Light Snow
1
Westerly6
94%
1011mB
Good
18:00 weather
Light Snow
2
Westerly5
98%
1010mB
Moderate

http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/8

Formatting fail. That's snow and 1 degree C from midday tomorrow!