Category Archives: Storms in the UK

Stormy outside

Posted on September 15, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Surrounded by trees many close to my house from a witter to a crescendo i hear thrashing and crashing and bough crunching bunching autumn’s apparent the air blowing a really  old  memory a startling figment it feels like the sky … Continue reading →

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Storm with thunder thrown in

Posted on September 8, 2025 by Rex Tyler

A pea souper sky stair rods from on high hitting my decking no word of a lie   A waterfall cascading out of my yard into the track and it’s coming down hard   The  apple trees  loaded ice crystals … Continue reading →

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Storm Darragh

Posted on December 6, 2024 by Rex Tyler

Storm Darragh Lifts its anger forth With winds and flooding rain It’s a red flag warning The South and West Wales again We hear that South West England Gets a warning too Structural damage could Be the outcome apparently Which … Continue reading →

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