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![]() "John Rowland" wrote in message ... "Lukipela" wrote in message m... There was a tornado trying to form over where I live at about 9 o'clock yesterday evening. I saw one of these when I was in the Lake District in approx 1980. It looked to reach all the way to the ground, but I was a long way off, so I can't be sure. I wouldn't worry too much about it, I don't think they have much power when they form at British latitudes. Enough, say, to take the roof off a domestic garage, and it wouldn't do you much good if it dropped the roof on top of you. Going back on topic, it's recorded that a tornado took the roof off Gunnersbury station on 8 December 1954 - though the record is presumably wrong (it must have been some other variety of storm) as tornados are a Summer phenomenon). Peter |
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