What's your weather like today?....6

We lost our Greengage and a couple of plum trees in the '87 storm. 

Its hard to lose trees, especially when they are fruitful and produce well each year.  

  Thank You Neil and that sentiment stands for all POEsters  who are likely to be affected by the Big Blow---- Be Safe One And All.

               Song of the day?  

           A little number ( lasts over 10 minutes ) by Iron Maiden

                             WHEN THE WILD WIND BLOWS.

Amber warning issued by the Met Office and described as a 'Huge Storm' in the Atlantic. The night hours of Sunday through to Monday morning are apparently the worst of what's to come.

Stay safe all...

The wind has dropped a little here now, I think we caught another weather system.

The village where my mum lives about 6 miles away had a mini tornado yesterday, there is all sorts of damage, sheds have gone, trees were uprooted, she's escaped with minor disruption in the garden but some of the neighbours haven't been so lucky.

I hope our good friends in Cornwall are prepared, they have four sheds and a summer house, and they are on the coast. 

I think you're going to get the tail end of it in the early hours Dave. It's still very mild here as well, the central heating is still off which makes me happy 

I have a bit of a reputation for being mean with the heat. 

  Likewise one and all

                we will no doubt exchange notes tomorrow.