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I'm stepping out for while and may be some time...
14.40m
http://www.tidetime.org/europe/united-kingdom/severn-beach.htm
This was a 14m dead calm ๐
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You're going to walk/cycle into the sea????
What the hell are you talking about!?
Is the Severn Bore on ?
I paddle boarded it back in 2010, bloody great fun but really dirty water ๐
Is the Severn Bore on ?
Bit harsh. I always find redthunders posts vaguely interesting. ๐
No idea what he's on about this time though.
Yes there is a bore tomorrow... well Saturdays is supposed to be better.
14.40m or 47.24 feet.... my village might not exist tomorrow ๐
Some of the highest spring tides for some time, along with strong South-westerly winds, and possibly a low-pressure area over the top, all of which mean real risk of water over-topping tidal defences along the Bristol Channel, and some good Bores, too.
There was some good drone footage on Points West news earlier.
I work just the other side of those cranes. Yes, we moved any electricals off the floor on the ground floor. The flood baffles didn't work when we last had high tide and lots of rain. And it came quite close to our front doors and flooded the people opposite. More to do with faulty drainage than "perfect storm".
May go for a walk on Brean Down at the weekend!
From Tides Planner, a couple of minutes ago:
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Keep us posted, I love nature it does some amazing things.
oh eck ... grab the sandbags Mike ๐
red you're welcome to come up the hill near Stroud and hide from the tide
Did you survive...?
It wasnt that high tbh as there was no wind and no low air pressure, so in Bristol it just got into the floating harbour. Which is great for all the people and businesses who are as risk of flooding but did look very nice.