The Weather

Dinah Cunningham · Post by **Dinah Cunningham** » 06 Jan 2016, 15:06

I've also heard about the floods and I was wondering how everybody was?

Courtenay · Post by **Courtenay** » 15 Jan 2016, 16:09

If you've had a fair bit of rain down your way (which we certainly have lately), I've just learned it could be worse — spare a thought for the good folk of Eglwyswrw in Wales... Raining in Pembrokeshire village, Eglwyswrw, for 81 days

Poppy · Post by **Poppy** » 15 Jan 2016, 19:14

It was snowing here yesterday morning. I love snow, but walking home in that was a terrible experience - I was absolutely freezing because it was blowing right against me all the way home!

Interesting article, Courtenay.

Francis · Post by **Francis** » 15 Jan 2016, 19:29

I have forgotten what snow looks like! Seems a long time ago since we enjoyed 4 years out of 5 with over a foot of snow (when we lived in on the Ridge outside Hastings). We have had quite a bit of rain this month but it was sunny today.

floragord · Post by **floragord** » 30 Jan 2016, 13:01

First it was storm Jason and now Gertrude's arrived with a vengeance, walking along the seafront is fairly eventful with stones from the beach smashing on the promenade and house high waves - exhilarating but not for the fainthearted

Moonraker · Post by **Moonraker** » 30 Jan 2016, 18:03

There seem to be quite a few 'storms of the century' according to this thread!

Courtenay · Post by **Courtenay** » 30 Jan 2016, 18:22

I was thinking maybe the thread title could be changed to simply "About the Weather"... ?

Moonraker · Post by **Moonraker** » 30 Jan 2016, 18:33

Storm in a Teacup?

Courtenay · Post by **Courtenay** » 30 Jan 2016, 18:35

You do love the tea thread, don't you, Nigel?

Jack400 · Post by **Jack400** » 30 Jan 2016, 18:50

I'll drink to that.

Courtenay · Post by **Courtenay** » 30 Jan 2016, 18:55

I'm drinking Camellia's Earl Grey Orange with Tea Blossoms to that.

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Moonraker · Post by **Moonraker** » 30 Jan 2016, 19:36

I'm drinking McEwans Champion Ale (7.3%) at the moment. Far better than PG Tips.

Courtenay · Post by **Courtenay** » 30 Jan 2016, 19:54

Is ale any more relevant to Enid Blyton (or indeed to the topic of this thread) than tea??

Post by **Anita Bensoussane** » 30 Jan 2016, 20:30

Maybe the tea crops and hop crops have been affected by storms!

pete9012S · Post by **pete9012S** » 30 Jan 2016, 20:36

Courtenay wrote:.. ale is more relevant to Enid Blyton (or indeed to the topic of this thread) than tea..

Hope you don't mind Courtenay,I corrected the small typographical error in your otherwise excellent post!

@Nigus: Couldn't you find anything stronger!!!

*now runs surprisingly quickly after a large roast dinner for cover*

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