Doris day

JezWynd

Hampshire. Garden is filling up with small branches off the ash tree. Fingers crossed we don't lose any tiles. How's it with you?

boogieman

Surrey. Had a massive cloudburst at 8am, lasted all of five minutes. It's been windy but sunny ever since. 

DesVegas

Cambridgeshire is windy but not too much damage, apparently a tree went down on the A6 which doesn't sound much fun

RocknRollDave

I never said she did!

MattBanshee

West London - debris on the A40, wind blowing along the high st in Harrow, shop doors slamming, stuff falling over... Watched a shop's A-board get blown aaaall the way down the street without actually falling over.

EricTheWeary

Just been chasing bins and recycling boxes down the street and picking up flying rubbish. 

richardhomer

Damp, dull and grey - typical Manchester day then....

ronnyb

Bright and breezy in north Lancashire. The 'eye' of Doris is just passing over here and my barometer is reading 975mb. The strongest winds from a storm like this are always on the southern flank, hence why the strongest winds are currently in north Wales, Merseyside.

JezWynd

Weather is generally quite pleasant here, sunny day, mostly dry so far but with a few sudden, incredible gusts that send things flying. The sound at those times reminds me of 87 when we were living in Brighton and went out the following morning to what looked like a disaster zone.

rlw

Warm, sunny, dry & windy in SW1

Budgie

Windy as fook and raining it down in Derbyshire

not_the_dj

Kenilworth Castle have closed for the day (that's at the top of the road I live on), as has the RAF museum at Cosford. Bit rubbish for the kids half term week here.

Kite flying at the local park might not be a good idea either!

crunchman

You might want to amend the title.  My first thought on seeing this was that it was a thread about her croaking.

hotpot

Horizontal rain & lots of standing water (south Lancs) , A few of the neighbours fence panels have disappeared down the road. the force of the wind is driving the rain through the brickwork over the kitchen window & flooding the window sill.

57Deluxe

Just gone and chok'd the Motorbike as is residing on its side stand under a cover...

mikeyrob73

mainly wet here in Yorkshire, although the wind is suspposed to hit us around 1pm according to BBC Weather 

Emp_Fab

I'm just waiting for @stickyfiddle to turn up to remind us all that it's 40 degrees and as still as a child hiding in Jimmy Savile's wardrobe.

Jalapeno

stickyfiddle

Emp_Fab said:

I'm just waiting for @stickyfiddle to turn up to remind us all that it's 40 degrees and as still as a child hiding in Jimmy Savile's wardrobe.

 

It's actually a blissful 24-ish today. We even had rain a couple of dasy ago. That's probably it for the year now  

stimpsonslostson

My commute was colder than penguin poop & wetter than the seats at a Buble concert. 

Rain->sleet->snow. High winds. All fun on the bike. It's worse in Glasgow though (that's just a general rule, I'm sure it's snowing there too). 

MrBump

Essex and Canary Wharf - was blowy at 7 when I caught the train this morning, don't think it's too bad in Canary Wharf now.  I've heard that the trains might be subject to speed restrictions, and I might not get home til midnight tonight...