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It really does exist.
Although i measured just 19.3mm there was a lot more rain around the hills yesterday and the Tay has burst its banks along the valley floor resulting in the road being blocked into Aberfeldy from the North. Sepa had a timely and correct warning issued. I drove the Old Crieff road last night (mostly above 1000 feet for about 15 miles or so) and it was like being on a ship in a film set, during a storm where great slooshes of water get thrown at the sailors by stage hands, my window wipers were working overtime and the road seemed underwater the whole time. Every now and then a huge puddle would grab the steering wheel away from me and I had to wrestle to get it back, it was exhausting. The wind was whipping all sorts around too. By contrast it is sunny and calm this morning. Heaven knows what it was like on the islands. calling Carbost... brian aberfeldy |
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