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GEORGE.B
13 Dec 24 10:33
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Doesn't mean that it actually is a storm?

Storm Darragh deemed 'not a storm' by insurance company who refused to pay out man who had his house damaged by 53mph winds before U-turning

"The company insisted that because wind speeds in Kidderminster reached only 53mph, rather than the required 55mph threshold, the weather event did not meet their definition of a storm."

The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has confirmed that a storm is officially defined as "a period of violent weather defined as wind speeds with gusts of at least 48 knots (55mph)."

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/storm-darragh-deemed-not-a-storm-by-insurance-company-****fused-to-pay-out-man-who-had-his-house-damaged-by-53mph-winds-before-u-turning/ar-AA1vKe6p?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=22ec314cdd7846c680b22dbbc3ce51cb&ei=24
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