Storm Eunice.

[drfchound]

Trees that fell down for any reason but within 28 days of the storm.

Yeah but they were going to fall down one day anyway.

[belton rover]

Trees that fell down for any reason but within 28 days of the storm.

Yeah but they were going to fall down one day anyway.

What did they actually fall down of?

[drfchound]

Trees that fell down for any reason but within 28 days of the storm.

Yeah but they were going to fall down one day anyway.

What did they actually fall down of?

Not sure mate but it apparently doesn’t matter to some people.

[BillyStubbsTears]

Here's what's heading Donny-wards by the way.

https://twitter.com/dhayes_news/status/1495459827421696001

[drfchound]

Here's what's heading Donny-wards by the way.

https://twitter.com/dhayes_news/status/1495459827421696001

Yeah, it will but it’s not flooding Sheffield so that’s ok then.

[rich1471]

Rotherham train station flooded and no bus service as well no hope getting to work for some

[auckleyflyer]

Live and work in Cornwall, plenty of trees town and more than half the county had no power at one point
We switched off the radar at Newquay airport and let it weather vane ( first time in the thirteen years it's been running)
bloody fabulous wave's though!

[rich1471]

Always stay round porthleven waves Thier are amazing in a storm

[River Don]

I suppose it was Franklyn howling away all night.

We have a live Christmas tree in a pot in the back garden. It managed to turn that over and it's a damn heavy tub it's in. That took some force.

[SydneyRover]

report from the Guardian

''In Sprotbrough, South Yorkshire, the River Don burst its banks on Sunday evening with the area’s footpaths submerged, and police have warned people to stay away from dangerous fast-flowing water. North Yorkshire fire service was called in to help evacuate several Knaresborough residents as waters rose''

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/feb/21/storm-frankin-hundreds-evacuated-and-travel-halted-uk

[Filo]

report from the Guardian

''In Sprotbrough, South Yorkshire, the River Don burst its banks on Sunday evening with the area’s footpaths submerged, and police have warned people to stay away from dangerous fast-flowing water. North Yorkshire fire service was called in to help evacuate several Knaresborough residents as waters rose''

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/feb/21/storm-frankin-hundreds-evacuated-and-travel-halted-uk

The Don at Stainforth/Fishlake bridge is currently 4cm higher than the previous record in 2019