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Storm Austen hits parts of UK leaving thousands without power and disrupting travel | BBC News

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@deezkayx1441
@@deezkayx14415 days ago
1pm and its easing in S.Devon
@Sonnie97
@@Sonnie975 days ago
What is it with the BBC making out like bad weather is some catastrophic end of the world type scenario and I'm not sure why this needed a 14 minute news piece to convey. that's what you get with the BBC now biased media or nonsense.
@Outthematrix8
@@Outthematrix85 days ago
He said hes standing in a shelteted spot.FFS
@Phil-d6v
@@Phil-d6v5 days ago
The.publ🎉ic.sector.love.the.wether.forcasts.any.sign.of.rain.wind. and.the.union.barons.cancel..evrything.the.stil.get.paid..private.sector.has.to.fight.on😢🎉
@PaulNurse1
@@PaulNurse15 days ago
What the hell BBC. Camera pans as reporter describes the waves crashing - where?. Next reporter with wind meter gets a low gust reading and says Im in a sheltered area. Just lame
@alasdairblackmore
What waves crashing on the shoreline ? <br>Is the reporter in Exeter on a power trip ?
@BrianMuscroft
@@BrianMuscroft5 days ago
It’s lovely in Doncaster no storm here
@Jayne-r1c
@@Jayne-r1c5 days ago
Hi its just reached to Birmingham now
@TheDaveJago
@@TheDaveJago5 days ago
Every household needs to be issued with water buts, government talk about us being self-sufficient, provide us with the means.
@alistairjohnson662
How can you &#39;stay watching the BBC&#39; during a power cut? Silly mare!
@Anonymous.Answer
🇬🇧🇬🇧 The UK experienced Storm Dudley, Storm Eunice, and Storm Franklin within a single week (16 to 21 February 2022) causing unprecedented red wind warnings and widespread damage. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@keithmartland6463
Isn&#39;t this the after effects form the hurricane the US had last week?
@SW6Steve
@@SW6Steve5 days ago
INCOMPETENT water companies who rake in millions in profits STILL have HOSE PIPE bans in force , its a farce
@jeffreyjordan2986
lots of schools closed where I live, teachers training day.
@trevsimpson7585
I think you’ve just proved the point that’s not a storm it gusting winds trying to demonstrate wind speed and claiming the lack of wind due to your location being secluded when you’re standing on an open goddamn beach you showed the viewers that you just proved my point yourselves are scaremongering trying to dramatic scene or scenes for claiming the lack of 50 miles 60 mile an hour winds when you’re basically standing in open space
@akanis-d7t
@@akanis-d7t5 days ago
There Is No God But Allah Hazrat Mohammad (S.A.W) Last Messenger Of Allah
@scharliem
@@scharliem5 days ago
November storms are nothing unusual, I’ve seen these most years….now they are treated as something exceptional, dangerous <br>and given even names._where has the world come to….
@bunnymanders6621
How awful, I&#39;m praying for everyone.
@carlowingfield7743
Fly a kite .
@kipp1231
@@kipp12315 days ago
70m an hour winds. Oh the horror!<br>Funny they can go to that part of the world to report a bit of rain and wind but they can&#39;t report the real storm coming accross the channel
@xFF7xGIRLx
@@xFF7xGIRLx5 days ago
The news acting like this is something big ... We get this EVERY YEAR!!!! 🙄
@pw3066
@@pw30665 days ago
Storms and &quot;people are just going out for their walks&quot;. Fear and doom-mongering. BBC is full of sh1te - as per usual
@maxloewe1
@@maxloewe15 days ago
Can somebody explain to a foreigner why people in the comments freak out over this report?
@winstonsmith3690
Stay indoors people. The bogeyman is coming.
@Kevin-c5n8w
@@Kevin-c5n8w5 days ago
Least there will be no boats with doctors on coming today
@Living_Wholeness
Who goes swimming in this weather?
@murraywalker4991
ict looks flatcalm to me
@CamperVanPersie
Unlike major sporting events,the &#39;weather&#39; costs very little to film and report on.Hence the reason the BBC are obsessed with it.
@bek19804
@@bek198045 days ago
Dramatic mate, just face ya back to the wind
@ReallyReallyQuiteCross
Why is he pretending to hold a microphone? Do they AI it out, or are they supposed to AI it in? Or is he just protecting his tiny pet bird from the wind?
@bushtukkaphil
@@bushtukkaphil5 days ago
OMG Winter!
@Mixedbeats18
@@Mixedbeats185 days ago
Maybe on small side but good luck?
@blackthai5023
@@blackthai50235 days ago
UK column view
@RegLancaster
@@RegLancaster5 days ago
Amazing how this corrupt organisation is able to make a huge drama out of a storm. Then wonder why so many people have ditched the TV licence.
@Eden_Xiii
@@Eden_Xiii5 days ago
Goes to coast to tell us its windy.... Captain Obvious saves the day!
@Fenrirsbite
@@Fenrirsbite5 days ago
Wow Exeter looks exactly like Plymouth.
@hottea20052001
Wow. The earth has changed. Less storms in South East Asia, more storms in EU
@knockedoutloaded
Wet and windy weather now requires 14 minutes of &#39;News&#39;
@chuzzwuzza777
@@chuzzwuzza7775 days ago
I have been farting harder than this so called storm you are scared mongering the country, absolutely disgusting
@WTFMADMAXYT
@@WTFMADMAXYT5 days ago
Well this is fun
@aindriubradleymarshall6226
&quot;The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary.&quot; H.L. Mencken.
@ClearCutMind
@@ClearCutMind5 days ago
Red warning for the Channel Islands already… this one looks serious. Take care out there.
@WotsaWonder79
@@WotsaWonder795 days ago
Plymouth still looks absolutely stunning even with the bad weather
@RonFor-e3k
@@RonFor-e3k5 days ago
Afternoon