Is this the only bit of the UK that seems to have missed the maelstrom?

Sorry... very sorry (I must learn to read through my posts before I send
them!)

I live in Sunderland, Tyne & Wear and today we were free of all the breezy
stuff that's been causing so much mayhem. Expected the end of the world and
sort of felt a little cheeted/short-changed!

Regards... DAVID.

"Col" wrote in message
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On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 20:14:15 -0000, Col wrote in


Is this the only bit of the UK that seems to have missed the maelstrom?

What bit?

After a bit of "googling" I'll suggest Sunderland:-) And that area was
largely unaffected by the winds further south.

But that area was always going to be marginal as to whether very
strong winds were going to happen.

What did surprise me was that NW England appears to have had
most of the strongest winds - 91mph at Winter Hill, obviously
high elevation but the 76mph at Manchesater Airport is very notable.
I expected the strongest winds today to be somewhere in the Midlands.

Conditions in Bolton today can truely be described as savage.
--
Col


98 mph at Cromer lifeboat station earlier today apparently.

We're about 15 miles away and some of the gusts were pretty nasty, our
workshop roof suffered damage for the first time ever, though I'm surprised
by that figure.

H

David Allan wrote:
Is this the only bit of the UK that seems to have missed the maelstrom?

I have little mote than a large sand dune between me and the Atlantic
Ocean, yet the winds today didn't seem /that/ bad to me!

--
Neil Sunderland
Braunton, Devon

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On Thu, 18 Jan 2007 20:40:10 -0000, "Anne Burgess"
wrote:

Is this the only bit of the UK that seems to have missed the
maelstrom?
Regards... DAVID.

I don't know where you are, but unless you are in Moray the
answer is no.

Quiet here in East Lothian - for a change. Wet , sleet this morning,
but no wind.

Richard Webb