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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: keyser soze on October 27, 2013, 05:48:18 pm
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with all the wind and rain tomorrow in certain parts of the country . i wondered if anyone is going out in it or plan to abandon the day..
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Just tell em you've cleaned Andy.
They won't be able to tell
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lol i wouldn't have the nerve bud.... are you working?it gives it pretty bad... probably blow itself out though
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its only rain will be out there a bit later in the morning see how it goes. :)
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If the forecast is accurate, it sounds like I might get an afternoon in at work. If not, so be it.
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No, I worked yesterday to do my office stuff tomorrow.
And! She's letting me sleep in the spare room so lie in and tea & toast in bed in the morning if imagine!
Think of me if you do go out. ;D
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your life is so sweet.... but why you sleeping in the spare room ?
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I'll be out looks ok where I am :)
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After 10am looking at the forecast, here in Dorset
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your life is so sweet.... but why you sleeping in the spare room ?
Ta ;D
Cause Bentley still doesn't sleep.
Means I get a full nights kip.
I sleep in the spare room most Sunday nights to get an in disturbed night of sleep.
Just sweeter tonight as I haven't got to get up early in the morning
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I will sure be working.
We anit got any high rise but got few appointments as Monday for us is a Local Holiday!
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I'm all prepped up but worried about working tomorrow. there will be trains cancelled, trees fallen, traffic disruptions but some idiot(me) is still cleaning windows. lol
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Will be out cleaning shops in the early morning hours of the day :)
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Bristol was supposed to be at the centre of all the winds of this "perfect" storm. ::)roll
Well my barometer reads 982mb but it's quiet and drizzly outside 9.30 pm. I reckon it's tracking 50 miles south of us and so Rosskeseva will get a soaking in Brighton. "They" do make a fuss on the BBC - anything less than the 30 degrees they get under the studio lights and they're whinging like schoolgirls on low chocolate rations.
It's quieter than the doldrums at the mo' and I have a school tomoz with gutters too. Then a small block of flats. So unless it is mental we're in for a bumper day.
Just phoned Dan and said be at my gaff for 8 o'clock and off we go. I think he was hoping for at least the morning off! ;D
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I dont fancy a flying roof tile to the temple, so im having the day off.
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Gonna try do a half day if weather allows.
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we are forecast to miss the worst of the storm in cheshire so business as usual! ;) :) :)
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heavy rain and wind in East devon right now! >:(
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heavy rain and wind in East devon right now! >:(
RETREAT!!!
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Michael Fish would have got this one right as it looks like a bit of a storm in a t cup from my window.
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so wheres this storm, wasnt any storm round ere
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It's defo very windy flying roof tiles doesn't sound good debri on roads I don't think its worth it?
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Will probably nip out for an hour to put some "Your Windows Have Been Cleaned" slips through some customers doors.
Only the one's that are out at work though! ;D
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Bristol was supposed to be at the centre of all the winds of this "perfect" storm. ::)roll
Well my barometer reads 982mb but it's quiet and drizzly outside 9.30 pm. I reckon it's tracking 50 miles south of us and so Rosskeseva will get a soaking in Brighton. "They" do make a fuss on the BBC - anything less than the 30 degrees they get under the studio lights and they're whinging like schoolgirls on low chocolate rations.
It's quieter than the doldrums at the mo' and I have a school tomoz with gutters too. Then a small block of flats. So unless it is mental we're in for a bumper day.
Just phoned Dan and said be at my gaff for 8 o'clock and off we go. I think he was hoping for at least the morning off! ;D
Told you ...
Woke up this am and watched the 6.30 local news and they cut to a reporter in "Clevedon" - actually stood in sight of Weston super Mare Pier - ::)roll with its lights ablaze with not a hair out of place saying we've missed the worst of it here in the Bristol Channel ...
Oh and "they" closed both Severn Bridges instead of one in a complete overreaction - why couldn't they get a toll operator to stand with an anemometer in his hand and say "right - 50 mph gusts close the old bridge and if it hits 70 close the new one?"
Moan, grumble and hope you guys on the south coast didn't lose your wigs!
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Just a storm in a tea cup then eh!
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A very wild night here in Swanage, But carmed down by 7am
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Bit of my chimney is now in my garden. Happened about 7am. Think here in south Essex we got it pretty bad from around 5am. All calmed down now. Time to ring the insurance company, as I'd booked a morning off
Steve
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heavy heavy rain here.its forecast to clear up this afternoon so hopefully ill get half a day in!
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Day off today, gas man coming to repair my boiler ;D
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Been at my mums since 10am stuffing my face with cake and cups of tea.
Did a pub in a village just outside Swindon first thing and it was fine. Drive back to town and it's not stopped chucking it down
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We were supposed to get it bad here (North Kent). Couple of dead trees down in the local park, our empty wheely bin fell over ::)roll.
Whoever the prats were comparing it to 1987 are obviously too young to remember what that was like - the wind picked up salt from the English Channel and carried right across Kent and covered all my round in a thick sticky layer of salt - took two months to clean it all off - trad, of course in those days.
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We were supposed to get it bad here (North Kent). Couple of dead trees down in the local park, our empty wheely bin fell over ::)roll.
Whoever the prats were comparing it to 1987 are obviously too young to remember what that was like - the wind picked up salt from the English Channel and carried right across Kent and covered all my round in a thick sticky layer of salt - took two months to clean it all off - trad, of course in those days.
Agreed.. we seem to have got away with the worst here (ipswich) obviously i havent done a tour of the county but half of rendlesham forest about 15 miles away (ufo landings ;D) was taken out in the storm of 87 plus trees roofs and fences all over ipswich absolute carnage.
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Gusty winds and rain on and off no worse than your normal stormy winters day
Darran
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(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1382970364_rebuild.jpg)
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Been working in herefordshire today been a lovely day here :)
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I started at 10 and although its been raining on and off all day I still managed to get a whole day done.
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After hearing the Damoclean weather forecast, I was prepared for a day off, but got the van ready to roll Sunday night, just in case.
Good job I was ready to roll as it was as quiet as a Utd fan here this morning. Little bit of light rain for 5mins and moderate wind toward the afternoon. Had a great day.
My weather forecast consists of looking out of my landing window in the morning and, if it's not hammering it down or a hurricane force gale, I'm off out. ;D
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all work completed that i had scheduled in for today.11am-430pm.it was very windy at times and heavy showers but cracked on.nearly all my customers paid as well so a good day considering the weather. ;)
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no where near as bad as i thought . full day completed bit wet though
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P. S.
I can't believe meteorologists get paid an above average wage to forecast weather that doesn't transpire. So often that I take the forecast (even regional) with a pinch of salt. More often than not, I just don't bother listening to it.
Done well cracking on then Dazmond, you've had it far worse than me today. I'm in N. Wales.
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A softener for my above comment. I know not everybody got off lightly with regards to the weather.
I feel sorry for the unlucky individuals x 2 who died today because of the storm down south.
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(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1382970364_rebuild.jpg)
8weekly, brilliant! ;D