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20 Nov 09
17:09
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..... very unlucky to get all that rain ....
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I've just been past**ermouth........it's carnage!!
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theyve had a third of a years rainfall in 3 days
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looks like more is coming, and severe gales tomorrow. I really feel sorry for them
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A foot of rain in 24 hours, I've never heard of such torrential rainfall in the U.K. before, must be a complete nightmare for the locals they have my sympathy.
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if it rains in the hills the southside might get it as well
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Carlisle's two golf courses have been well and truly gubbed, as has the main field which is used for concerts and bonfire night.
No house, to my knowledge, has been breached thus far, which means the recently-built defences are holding good. So far. Two more days of solid rain - over the weekend especially - will almost certainly claim some victims. |
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sympathy to anyone caught up in that lot - just seen it on C4 news, terrible scenes :(
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whereabouts are you dk?
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Denton Holme.
Had a nosey about this afternoon. The bridge that takes you into the Sheepmount was probs half a metre above the River Caldew. Bitts Park, and the other side of that road that takes you to the tennis courts, is all water. |
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carnage in Cumbria..feel sad for people caught up in the flooding.
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