Here is an ADVANCED WARNING of Severe Gales affecting Scotland, Northern Ireland, North West England, North East England, The Midlands, Wales and East Anglia AND Lincolnshire. Issued by the Met Office at 08:27 on Monday, 3 January 2005. For enquiries regarding this warning - please contact your regional Met Office. Transmitted by the Met Office at 08:27 on Monday 03 January
The Met Office is forecasting an active cold front to move southeastwards across the country on Tuesday. Southwesterly winds will increase to gale or severe gale ahead of the front with gusts of around 70 mph or possibly 80 mph over parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England. Dangerous driving conditions are likely and drivers are urged to take extra care. The strong winds could bring down trees, whilst damage to buildings and disruption of power supplies is possible.
Good! I want to get my hair cut tomorrow, so nothing like a bit of sufferin' weather to keep the other punters away ;-)
And the wind will blow all the itchy little bits out of your hair on the way back.
The wind seems to blow bits of my hair away without the need for having it cut first ... -- Amazon: "If you are interested in 'Asimov's I-Robot', you may also be interested in 'Garfield - The Movie'. ... erm, how do they figure that one out?
Here is an ADVANCED WARNING of Severe Gales affecting Scotland, Northern Ireland, North West England, North East England, The Midlands, Wales and East Anglia AND Lincolnshire. Issued by the Met Office at 08:27 on Monday, 3 January 2005. For enquiries regarding this warning - please contact your regional Met Office. Transmitted by the Met Office at 08:27 on Monday 03 January
The Met Office is forecasting an active cold front to move southeastwards across the country on Tuesday. Southwesterly winds will increase to gale or severe gale ahead of the front with gusts of around 70 mph or possibly 80 mph over parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England. Dangerous driving conditions are likely and drivers are urged to take extra care. The strong winds could bring down trees, whilst damage to buildings and disruption of power supplies is possible.
It was great - I went out running at 0600 this morning - it was 12 degrees C, did 10 miles in wild,wild wind and now it has gone down to 7.5 degrees.
That settles it I AM getting my hair cut tomorrow.
There was only one old bloke in there, so I listened to the cricket, read the morning paper and only had to wait 15 mins. Rain lashed it down but it's only 3 miles home.
That settles it I AM getting my hair cut tomorrow.
There was only one old bloke in there, so I listened to the cricket, read the morning paper and only had to wait 15 mins. Rain lashed it down but it's only 3 miles home.
-- Simon M.
I didn't go today, had to go to Boots for Mrs M (for hair removal cream actually)
On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 16:33:27 +0000 someone who may be MSeries <[email hidden]> wrote this:-
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I didn't go today, had to go to Boots for Mrs M (for hair removal cream actually)
Too much information.
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