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Malcolm G 28th March 2024 19:05

Storm Nelson.
 
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Has anyone else spotted that the current bit of windyness over the UK has been named:
'Storm Nelson' by the Spanish Met Service.

Significant to those readers of the 'Eagle' in the 1950s - 1960s.
Adventure strip drawn by Richard Jennings.

Dartskipper 28th March 2024 19:24

I do remember Storm Nelson and the Silver Fleet.

I wonder why the Spanish didn't choose Storm Grenville, or Storm Drake. Maybe next time?

Malcolm G 28th March 2024 19:39

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And, There's this place in Southern Spain..

Dartskipper 28th March 2024 20:04

Or even Storm Palomares. (Where that USAF B52 crashed with a load of thermonuclear warheads.)

OLDGIT77 29th March 2024 08:41

Very windy here yesterday [ Thursday ] i was in town and got blown over , ended up on my back.
Only have 3% feeling in my feet and legs / very unsteady on my feet at best of times .

I have one of those 4 wheel strollers with a seat i use and even with that got blown over
with wind so strong .
I have a big road legal mobility scooter but when its also raining hard cant use it and take
a Taxi into town .
Two nice young lads picked me up .

Tony

Varley 30th March 2024 17:41

Did you check the stability booklet before you set-off?

OLDGIT77 30th March 2024 17:57

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Originally Posted by Varley (Post 53013)
Did you check the stability booklet before you set-off?

Varley .

Mybe i need to fit Stabilisers . ha.ha .

All the best .

Tony


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