Cath
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Fingers crossed
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- Thread starter Charlie
- Start date
- Location
- Herefordshire, UK
Good to have you back @kateincornwall !!
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
Flooding here as well as wind, here is Joy on the rugby field and being kept close on her lead by the river. No swimming today!
Boogie
Moderator
- Location
- Manchester UK
Goodness - that field really is underwater!
Fun for Joy!
Fun for Joy!
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
That was the walk that you and I did with Tatze and Joy a couple of years ago!Goodness - that field really is underwater!
Fun for Joy!
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
And our boiler is fixed , hurray 
I didnt want to push too much as so many others have been affected, but am so very pleased to have a warm home again xxx
I didnt want to push too much as so many others have been affected, but am so very pleased to have a warm home again xxx
Boogie
Moderator
- Location
- Manchester UK
Hurrah!
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
A relatively peaceful day here, still pretty windy up on the moor, but then it usually is. Sitting quietly just now and Whoosh! Rattle rattle rattle ! The wind is back again, along with the rain! Peace and quiet was short lived!
However, that is outside. Inside there's the crackling of the Fireinametalbox and the snoring of the Labrador, so all is OK really.
However, that is outside. Inside there's the crackling of the Fireinametalbox and the snoring of the Labrador, so all is OK really.
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
IāM SO HAPPY TODAY 
Dodging the wind and rain again today - there was a huge downpour early this morning. The rain beating on the window woke me up! Thereās now a hail storm.
The tree that has blown down in our local park is still blocking the path, but as we were the only intrepid walkers I had time to take some photos. Its roots are still in the ground, together with the other half of the tree, but the trunk had snapped.
The tree that has blown down in our local park is still blocking the path, but as we were the only intrepid walkers I had time to take some photos. Its roots are still in the ground, together with the other half of the tree, but the trunk had snapped.
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Australia's east coast is experiencing a rain event like none I've seen in Sydney. It just keeps coming. The worst is passed for us here but many people were flooded. Now northern NSW and Qld are flooding. We are forecast to continue getting 20+ mm per day for the next week. Ugh
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
This flood up north has bypassed any in living memory. 300,000 residents are under evacuation orders and in Lismore, which is where my Mum grew up, the scenes are more than your brain can comprehend. They are calling it a 1 in 1000 year event.
This before and after photo sums it up
We just watched transfixed as a brave army helicopter crew rescued three people from a roof. The wind was howling and the water still rising and then we spotted their dog in a tinny attached to the house. Our hearts sank as the news reader said she didn't think they would be able to rescue it. The second person winched up had a very large bag in his arms and in the next shot the dog was no longer in the boat. They are reporting now that the dog was rescued too, thankfully. All three people rescued safely, but there are hundreds and hundreds more
The 'rain bomb' is due to hit Sydney tonight with up to 200mm of rain in 6 hours. I am so thankful to be on the high side of our street
This before and after photo sums it up
We just watched transfixed as a brave army helicopter crew rescued three people from a roof. The wind was howling and the water still rising and then we spotted their dog in a tinny attached to the house. Our hearts sank as the news reader said she didn't think they would be able to rescue it. The second person winched up had a very large bag in his arms and in the next shot the dog was no longer in the boat. They are reporting now that the dog was rescued too, thankfully. All three people rescued safely, but there are hundreds and hundreds more
The 'rain bomb' is due to hit Sydney tonight with up to 200mm of rain in 6 hours. I am so thankful to be on the high side of our street
It's so devastating. I was just reading that the abbatoir workers were among the first to turn up to help and were carrying frail old people to safety from a nursing home. So touching and heartbreaking.This flood up north has bypassed any in living memory. 300,000 residents are under evacuation orders and in Lismore, which is where my Mum grew up, the scenes are more than your brain can comprehend. They are calling it a 1 in 1000 year event.
This before and after photo sums it up
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We just watched transfixed as a brave army helicopter crew rescued three people from a roof. The wind was howling and the water still rising and then we spotted their dog in a tinny attached to the house. Our hearts sank as the news reader said she didn't think they would be able to rescue it. The second person winched up had a very large bag in his arms and in the next shot the dog was no longer in the boat. They are reporting now that the dog was rescued too, thankfully. All three people rescued safely, but there are hundreds and hundreds more
The 'rain bomb' is due to hit Sydney tonight with up to 200mm of rain in 6 hours. I am so thankful to be on the high side of our street
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
One bloke was packing his belongings into his boat when he started hearing terrified screams from his neighbours as the water was rising in their houses so quickly. Many were elderly or disabled and he rescued at least 50 people.
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
I think as someone who thankfully has never experienced flooding, you imagine that it's slow enough to happen that you can get out the way/move things upstairs etc.
But.seeing flooding increasingly reported, and its severity and rapidity, and often overnight, it's just awful and devastating.
I admit that the person who may have been washed down a drain is preying on my mind.
Stay safe guys
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
OMG it's going to be cold this week. Mid 20s in the day and as low as 12 degrees overnight 
I'm going to have to find my pants. Haven't worn pants in months
I'm going to have to find my pants. Haven't worn pants in months
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
Aussie pants.OMG it's going to be cold this week. Mid 20s in the day and as low as 12 degrees overnight
I'm going to have to find my pants. Haven't worn pants in months
I confirm that I have worn underwear every day
Meanwhile I've been so confused when it's actually hot and I'm wearing my usual trackies and hoodie and wondering why I'm all sweaty. In SYDNEY!OMG it's going to be cold this week. Mid 20s in the day and as low as 12 degrees overnight
I'm going to have to find my pants. Haven't worn pants in months
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
