Storm Kyle.

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Glad you are not the weather forecast I rely on :unsure: I see Fore 9 in the inshore waters for quite a lot of areas around SW Coast, Isles of Scilly, Bristol Channel etc. And nasty for much of Southern Ireland. Stay safe everyone.
Lighter winds in the Shetlands apparently.
F9 in Galloway? I may have to double peg the washing.
 

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Friday has over 22 ft swell, 19ft 3 tide so cameras to Porthleven in the hope it gets smashed up. As usual. Wave period is only 12 sec, when it gets to 18 sec look out, waves contain much more water.
 

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Looks like 'storm deniers' can now be added to the list. ?⛈⛈
Maybe - let me know if this is just too radical - the weather isn't the same everywhere, and different people can have different experiences depending on where they are?

SW Scotland: fairly windy, but not as much as overnight. Sunny earlier, clouded over now.
 

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Looks like 'storm deniers' can now be added to the list. ?⛈⛈
Hardly, just not everyone is happy to take crap journalism at face value.

You'd better check again.
In spite of being reported in the Express, the BBC are reporting severe weather & high winds for Thursday, hitting the whole country including Scotland.

Essex is most definitely not being hit by storm kyle, ellen or any other random name today. It's a beautiful day here. Thats not to say cornwall or elsewhere is not being battered, but it's certainly not the whole country.
 

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Maybe - let me know if this is just too radical - the weather isn't the same everywhere, and different people can have different experiences depending on where they are?

SW Scotland: fairly windy, but not as much as overnight. Sunny earlier, clouded over now.
'I'm all right jack'. Don't worry about those in your country that are getting bashed. And it's not over yet. How about that for radical, weather systems move. ?
 

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Hardly, just not everyone is happy to take crap journalism at face value.



Essex is most definitely not being hit by storm kyle, ellen or any other random name today. It's a beautiful day here. Thats not to say cornwall or elsewhere is not being battered, but it's certainly not the whole country.
That's why they call them forecasts, tell us what your wind strength is tomorrow.
 

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hardly anything in PD tonite , expect it will " spike " at high tide tomo afty then be gone again ,, not enough to shut down the whole coast for tho .
 

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It may be true in this instance, but the tabloid press have lost the right to report anything, given that they are not newspapers anymore, but opinion mongers. They can't print a headline without it being divisive, horrifying, attention grabbing or otherwise upsetting. These are the people who toward the end of every year report 'Temperatures to Plummet and Stay Low for Three Months'. No SH*T Sherlock: That's what winter is.
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