Heartland

Posted: **08 Jan 2005, 23:09**

Let's see will the forecast come true...

Posted: **08 Jan 2005, 23:11**

Didn't you have floods not long ago? I remember you posted pictures of it on here....

Posted: **08 Jan 2005, 23:14**

Brideoffrankenstein wrote:Didn't you have floods not long ago? I remember you posted pictures of it on here....

in summer. it was due to heavy rains but now they forecast a hurricane

Posted: **08 Jan 2005, 23:15**

good luck.

Posted: **08 Jan 2005, 23:19**

pikkrong wrote:
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:Didn't you have floods not long ago? I remember you posted pictures of it on here....
in summer. it was due to heavy rains but now they forecast a hurricane

Be safe!

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 01:23**

Batten down the hatches!
We've had some pretty horrific gales blowing - apparently it was hurricane force just up the coast, and if we have any members in Carlisle they'll be sitting in a dingy tonight, I presume.

So rainy over Europe...

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 01:38**

stay safe, Indrek

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 03:25**

Bloody bandwagon jumpers.

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 03:32**

I hope that everything goes well for you, the city, and the region.

Martin

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 11:00**

pikkrong wrote:Let's see will the forecast come true...

Same over here. Started in south of Sweden yesterday. Killed 3 people there.
Woke up this morning of the sound of a big storm. Have to fixstuff in my garden later

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 11:02**

Sory, 5 dead now.

And over 400.000 without electricity

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 19:27**

Take care mate!

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 19:35**

7 dead now, and 250.000 without telephone....

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 19:54**

Take care all from Cumbria - at least I'm 45 mins from Carlisle!

Apparently more 80mph wind due tonight.....

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 19:58**

Stick Flood I & II in the CD player on repeat and you'll be fine.

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 22:45**

JB wrote:Stick Flood I & II in the CD player on repeat and you'll be fine.

Dunno if that works though....

Posted: **09 Jan 2005, 23:52**

it just rains here, all the time, even in summer

us Weegies have webbed feet

Posted: **10 Jan 2005, 01:17**

James Blast wrote:it just rains here, all the time, even in summer
us Weegies have webbed feet

Speak for yourself Mr. Blast! There are only individuals of the highest genetic calibre in my part of town...

Posted: **10 Jan 2005, 10:52**

The storm on Friday night blew down the chimney on the house next door to us

Posted: **10 Jan 2005, 10:54**

Reading in the paper this morning the worst is yet to come. Apparently we'll be battered big time tomorrow ...

Posted: **10 Jan 2005, 11:04**

Power's out throughout my region apparently, but not in the city. Good luck to everyone suffering.

Posted: **10 Jan 2005, 17:13**

This morning we found our garden table deposited a good 15 feet from where it should be standing, in the middle of the lawn.

I heard on the news that there been some really rough weather in Latvia, and other Baltic states - I do hope you've not been hit too badly in Talin.

Posted: **10 Jan 2005, 17:49**

all schools and public buildings on the island closed. expect 112mph gusts (force 11) and flooding Tuesday and Wednesday

Dorothy, Dorothy!

come on toto let's hide

Posted: **10 Jan 2005, 17:59**

Here in York, the river Ouse is 4.3 metres higher than normal!

(Still not as bad as the flooding we had in Nov 2000 though.)

Posted: **10 Jan 2005, 18:00**

Norfolk might be flat, but so far unaffected.

Heartland

Hurricane and flood in Tallinn tonight

Hurricane and flood in Tallinn tonight

Re: Hurricane and flood in Tallinn tonight

bloody hell