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Storm Doris
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lakesclaret
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Darn Sarf
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If the weather was like this it'd deserve a name, nothing but a bit of wind in actuality.
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mrhungryone
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Is woverhampton in the midlands. One lady killed.ClaretEngineer wrote:To anyone from the North this is just the weather, no need to give it a name.
Its funny listening to all the Midlanders complaining about the wind and rain like its something new
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ClaretEngineer
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West Midlands - They are tougher over that way.mrhungryone wrote:Is woverhampton in the midlands. One lady killed.
I hope she didn't suffer, poor woman.
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cricketfieldclarets
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Took me worse part of 8 hours to get from london to birmingham. All railways affected so in their wisdom they close most of the m40 off to stick a few cones out. Chaos.
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mrhungryone
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Chaos its chaos.......what chaos.cricketfieldclarets wrote:In countries where they get proper weather they will be ******* themselves at us.
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ClaretKent
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Just got in. Preston was a nightmare. 4 platforms closed out of six. Hell of a day.
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Garnerssoap
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Liverpool was quite bad today. Glad to get home half way up Pendle for some clement weather
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ClaretEngineer
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That wisdom spread to the M1 at Nottingham. 3 out of 4 lanes of the "Smart" section between J26 and J25 South were closed for "traffic management." The "smart" motorway ends at J25 South. Absolutely pointless as it went back to 4 lanes instantly. Organised chaos.cricketfieldclarets wrote:Took me worse part of 8 hours to get from london to birmingham. All railways affected so in their wisdom they close most of the m40 off to stick a few cones out. Chaos.
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WestMidsClaret
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Pity the fences aren't tougher! That's my Friday sorted out!!ClaretEngineer wrote:West Midlands - They are tougher over that way.
I hope she didn't suffer, poor woman.
RIP the woman in Wolverhampton.
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cricketfieldclarets
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These smart motorways are my biggest pet hate. A whole new thread on its own though.ClaretEngineer wrote:That wisdom spread to the M1 at Nottingham. 3 out of 4 lanes of the "Smart" section between J26 and J25 South were closed for "traffic management." The "smart" motorway ends at J25 South. Absolutely pointless as it went back to 4 lanes instantly. Organised chaos.