Naming so called storms storms

[SpringTime]

Fancy digging out people's cars in 1982?

In six feet of icey snow.

In the middle of the night.

That's how we tried to help. Same goes breaking down in the North Cotswolds when it goes down to minus eleven. 

Ooh, there's a little bit of wind and drizzle today so we better call it a name or we might get into trouble.

Edited December 6, 2024 by SpringTime

[Mystic Mog]

Let's call it 'Storm in a teacup'!

[Sephiroth]

A week after so many people had lives ruined in wales and tj complaining about “not having enough warning” and we have thread like this?

 

hopefully it will pass without too much impact but why have a pop at people doing their jobs 

 

it reads like just an other excuse to have a pop at “authorities”

“Little bit of drizzle” uodate

 

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-41531939.html

[malumbu]

I expect that storms do far more damage than heavy snow.  I'm certainly not planning to go sledging at Hornimam gardens today.  Some of us will recall the destruction of the massive storm in October 1987