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Squealey

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Re: Floods
« Reply #15 on: 05 December 2013, 21:28:07 »
I moved out of Boston, Lincs a couple of years back thank god, I'm only 10 miles away in Donington, but have a lot of family there. They evacuated people into the local sports arena. They are now evacuating said sports arena as it is on a flood plain!!!!  Good to know the years of planning have not been in vain!!!

A mate that I used to work with has a house about 200 yds from the main river witham. He spent all day putting everything upstairs and his house now sits in 2 feet of water.

It's amazing to think that the river witham is usually  at least 20 foot below the  bank even at high tide.
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Re: Floods
« Reply #16 on: 05 December 2013, 21:57:16 »
Whitby is under water.
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Re: Floods
« Reply #17 on: 05 December 2013, 22:22:49 »
Quote from: STEMO on 05 December 2013, 21:57:16
Whitby is under water.

Yes it is, and it is some height between normal sea level and the quay side...... ::)
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Re: Floods
« Reply #18 on: 05 December 2013, 22:24:35 »
Quote from: Vamps on 05 December 2013, 22:22:49
Quote from: STEMO on 05 December 2013, 21:57:16
Whitby is under water.

Yes it is, and it is some height between normal sea level and the quay side...... ::)
There's a picture on twotter according to my Mrs, it's way up the streets. I was looking forward to seeing it on the news...but..someone died.....so...
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Re: Floods
« Reply #19 on: 05 December 2013, 22:38:55 »
Quote from: STEMO on 05 December 2013, 22:24:35
Quote from: Vamps on 05 December 2013, 22:22:49
Quote from: STEMO on 05 December 2013, 21:57:16
Whitby is under water.

Yes it is, and it is some height between normal sea level and the quay side...... ::)
There's a picture on twotter according to my Mrs, it's way up the streets. I was looking forward to seeing it on the news...but..someone died.....so...

Had some on our local News, fish quay side well flooded, and area I know quite well, so can only assume the other side where all the older shops are is equally flooded, though it does go uphill - never seen anything like that in Whitby before..... :o :o
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Re: Floods
« Reply #20 on: 06 December 2013, 09:51:32 »
Well, looks like the whole east coast had a kicking overnight :-\ Going to take a while to clean up...
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Re: Floods
« Reply #21 on: 08 December 2013, 00:25:30 »
We were relatively lucky... Water was just under 3' deep on the quay but the flood gates held, albeit with a (relatively) small amount of seepage.

Unfortunately my Sister in Law decided to "park" their "new" Merc in some floodwater ::) Not looking good, although it's been taken to a reliable garage instead of the fitters who went "it's oppsed and full of water" ::) It wasn't that deep when she drove through... Wasn't even over the sills ;)
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