Flood Watch 2009-2010

xraysteve · Subject: Re: Flood Watch 2009-2010 Wed Jan 06, 2010 7:14 pm

Tim Hall wrote:

One of the few things I can remember from my schooldays is that a foot of snow melts to an inch of water

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Of course that might be wrong, I've been to bed since then

To bed or in bed?

Henry Crun · Subject: Re: Flood Watch 2009-2010 Sun Jan 17, 2010 5:59 pm

The Severn is over South Quay and the Teme is very high.

WBB · Subject: Re: Flood Watch 2009-2010 Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:40 pm

The BBC report localised flooding in Upton tonight.

yeltzfan · Subject: Re: Flood Watch 2009-2010 Mon Jan 18, 2010 2:19 pm

webcam back up today:

http://wccc.co.uk/pavilion/

skershaw98 · Subject: Re: Flood Watch 2009-2010 Mon Jan 18, 2010 6:18 pm

Looking at that cam at the moment 75% of the ground under water!!!!!

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GA Hick MBE, gone but not forgotten!!! Thanks for the memories

First Game : 21/04/1991 vs Kent (Refuge Assurance Sunday League) - Team; Curtis, Moody, Hick, Botham, D'Oliveira, Neale*, Weston, Rhodes+, Illingworth, Lampitt, Radford.

Won by 39 runs, Moody hit his highest One Day score of 160 in an opening stand with Curtis of 198.

skershaw98 · Subject: Re: Flood Watch 2009-2010 Fri Jan 22, 2010 12:07 pm

Nice to see that the flood waters are starting to receed on the ground Smile

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GA Hick MBE, gone but not forgotten!!! Thanks for the memories

First Game : 21/04/1991 vs Kent (Refuge Assurance Sunday League) - Team; Curtis, Moody, Hick, Botham, D'Oliveira, Neale*, Weston, Rhodes+, Illingworth, Lampitt, Radford.

Won by 39 runs, Moody hit his highest One Day score of 160 in an opening stand with Curtis of 198.

xraysteve · Subject: Re: Flood Watch 2009-2010 Fri Jan 22, 2010 2:43 pm

Yes but you have not seen what has been coming down today.
Just come back from Alcester and the 422 has so much standing water you would not believe!

WBB · Subject: Re: Flood Watch 2009-2010 Fri Jan 22, 2010 8:14 pm

And the worrying thing for me is that 'our' Severn is really a 'superSevern' and not the one you see meandering long in Wales- ours is really a merger of the Severn, Vyrnwy, Teme and Clun.

Thankfully, the Severn/Vyrnwy confluence on the Shropshire/Welsh border has no reports of flooding. But the Teme/Clun union at Leintwardine, Herfs. has had flooding. Lots of it- the roads west and south out of Leintwardine to Wales and to Hereford are still blocked by flooding after nearly a week. Crying or Very sad

So we have the time when that lot gets down the Teme to Powick to worry about yet.

yeltzfan · Subject: Re: Flood Watch 2009-2010 Sun Jan 24, 2010 9:09 pm

The still partly flooded ground does not affect the quality of catering in the Graham Hick Pavilion. Another very enjoyable Sunday Lunch today