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Dear Weather

Please could you be a little less windy? Bit sick of this, to be honest.

Okay thnx

Me

Comments

[tamakin.livejournal.com]

Uh huh!! Or if you absolutely HAVE to be windy, at least just be a little less bone chilling!! Thanks!

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I think it listened to me. The wind has definitely dropped slightly. I think.

[diebirchen.livejournal.com]

Here in St. Louis too. Where are you?

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I'm in the north west of England. Still pretty windy, though posssibly a little less so than earlier.

[diebirchen.livejournal.com]

I lived in Pinner, Middlesex for a year. Lots of tree limbs have come down in the last few weeks here.

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Yes, same here. Also, I discovered a pane of glass on a little half roof over our balcony had blown out. Glass everywhere. :(

[seadragonlady.livejournal.com]

A touch less noisy would be nice. I really need new double glazing!

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Or any double glazing. :(

[vampirefever.livejournal.com]

The storm woke me up last night and created all sorts of worrying noises on the roof/in the loft that didn't sound good :(

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:(

Found a smashed rooftile on the path this morning. Lucky it wasn't a smashed roof, I suppose.

[kathyh]

Yes! A panel of our next door neighbour's fence is about to blow into our garden and they only had it fixed a year ago. Sigh!

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:(

A pane of glass in the half-roof over our little balcony blew out. Glass everywhere.

[gillo]

It's extremely windy still here in the Midlands. This morning I had to go to Warwick University, and the amount of kindling (bits of trees) on the roads and paths was quite scary.

It can stop now, any time it wants to.

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This morning I had to go to Warwick University, and the amount of kindling (bits of trees) on the roads and paths was quite scary.

Yes,same here. Apparently, there were 112 mph gusts in the Pennines.

[magista.livejournal.com]

Sounds like you're living here! We've had two consecutive days of wind warnings (above 90 km/h) and had a storm last month causing $200M damage.

I live in a highrise at the west edge of our city, and we're the tallest thing around in most directions. Quite the howly-yowly we've had lately.

Hope you've managed to keep all your bits together!

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:whimper: That sounds horrible. There was footage of this skycraper hotel in Manchester on telly last night. The whole building was sort of whining because of the wind.

[curiouswombat.livejournal.com]

We're getting to the point where the shop shelves all look a bit like Mother Hubbard's cupboard apart from locally grown stuff.

I might even begin to consider stockpiling coffee and toilet paper!

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:(

I suppose no planes or ships can get to you at all?

[thismaz.livejournal.com]

The wind has been howling here, too. It was amazing last night, wasn't it? It does seem quieter now, though, so thank you for giving it a stern talking to; it seems to have worked.

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Yes, go me.

For now.

[alexandral.livejournal.com]

I couldn't sleep tonight. AT ALL

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It was bad, wasn't it? So noisy!

[sibilant.livejournal.com]

First week back at work and no sleep for the first 2 nights due to the wind causing banging and clattering. Not mention the rain hammering on the windows.

Extremely Not Good. Me grumpy.

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Yes, it was pretty horrible, wasn't it? Thankfully, things are a little calmer this week.