Jump to content
Will it snow? 7 day forecast Weather Radar Will it be cold?
Snow?
Local
Radar
Cold?

AmericanSusie

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    32

  • Joined

  • Last visited

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Female
  • Location
    East Dulwich, London South of the River

Recent Profile Visitors

1,745 profile views

AmericanSusie's Achievements

Rookie

Rookie (2/14)

  • Week One Done
  • One Month Later
  • Five years in
  • Ten years in
  • One Year In

Recent Badges

43

Reputation

  1. AmericanSusie
    TfL Traffic News â€@TfLTrafficNews 1m 1 minute ago Central London: Regent St j/w Air St- the road is blocked both ways (overhead xmas decorations have collapsed). Use other routes.
  2. AmericanSusie
    There's a burst sewage main in South London flooding homes - hash tagged #poonami
  3. AmericanSusie
    Ahhh-ha. Gusty here - was cycling - quite pleasant with the wind behind me...
  4. AmericanSusie
    Iceni - It will be warm - 70-80 f. for the week. It is just south enough of Georgia for better temps. Sorry - straying off topic - back to the deluge at hand...
  5. AmericanSusie
    Very ridiculous video of a headmaster cancelling school in the USA due to weather:
  6. AmericanSusie
    HAHAHA!
  7. AmericanSusie
    My fingers crossed - 12 noon flight from Gatwick to SUNNY Florida Saturday…ahhhhh. Not happy with the expanded Orange blob. I hate the idea of driving through the weather in the am.
  8. AmericanSusie
    It has expanded in size so - rain now - acc. to previous posts…timing of highest winds etc seems about the same...
  9. AmericanSusie
    Hail here...
  10. AmericanSusie
    Yep. VERY DARK.
  11. AmericanSusie
    Hi - well - being an Northeast Coast American, I have grown up figuring out when it is reasonable to travel, and, not with relation to weather. I watch the weather like a hawk when it is stormy, and, yeah, I am obsessed. Here with the nature of the train services in the UK, that is almost always a good idea if one does not want to be stuck. Post-Christmas, I wanted to wait a day or so for travel but was outvoted by my ever-optimistic family and we spent 16.5 hours on a train, being dumped repeatedly en-route along the way to catch another (full) train. I certainly think a bit of weather watching is prudent if plans can be shifted one way or another. Hence the question put here to those who are super good at weather stuff (and very helpful) - timing can make a difference between a good journey and a diabolical one.
  12. AmericanSusie
    Ahhhh. Sunny Spain. I wish. I'm stuck in London working in the middle of a flooded football pitch for the weekend whilst kids head north. Thx Surrey…I am going to cross fingers that they are just ahead of the storm curve…but - yeah - (gloat) off to sunny Florida next week. It's been a weatherful month of extremes here for me with a recent nyc trip into -12 and snow, then back to this deluge, soon to sunshine...
  13. AmericanSusie
    Stunning sunshine! My family (without me) will be en-route Euston to Glasgow 530pm tonight via Virgin trains - was confident that should be fine but looks like that weather is speeding up? Our last journey was an epic 16.5 hours during the post-Christmas storm and we decamped to a taxi in Milton Keynes…anyway, I have PROMISED my 9 year old it will be fine but fearing I might eat my words??? Looks like the met office is also shifting its warnings forward? To me, I feel they are just right in front of the weather but am I wrong? And, btw, thanks to all for all the expertise lately - it's been great reading...
  14. AmericanSusie
    yeah - http://magicseaweed.com/UK-Ireland-Surf-Chart/1/?chartType=PERPW
  15. AmericanSusie
    Yes - thanks everyone - ! I'm hopping on a train to Scotland in one hour instead of tomorrow noon (my previously booked ticket) and supremely grateful for all the expertise…! Merry Christmas and good luck!
×
×
  • Create New...