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J. writes Jaime wrote: snip That was yesterday's press release. The latest advance weather warning is at http://www.meto.gov.uk/weather/europe/uk/warnings.html -- When they say Monday are we talking about effect to the (early) morning rush hour to travel later in the day? I assume you mean in London, as you usually post to u.t.l. (This thread is crossposted to uk.railway) The advice from the Met Office is rather vague at present, as the weather systems are very complex. They are implying that the very rough weather could develop any time between late Sunday and early Wednesday, with Monday as the most likely day. I think one thing which seems fairly clear is that it will affect the south rather than the north of the country - though quite where the dividing line will be is trickier. For Greater London, Metcheck (www.metcheck.com) is as usual more specific (though not necessarily more accurate), and is currently forecasting the strongest winds to be in the middle of the day, with a 46 mph westerly wind forecast for London at noon. Correction, they've just changed it as I write this! It's now 44 mph at midday Monday (Force 8 gale), with things happening rather earlier than previously forecast. On that basis, make an early start if you are west of London! -- Five Cats Email to: cats_spam at uk2 dot net |
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