Scared tulipeless about this evening…..

[Wilmslow]

My arms are aching from this mornings drive – feel like I have wrestled a tiger.

My drive is over Englands highest motorway, over the pennines from Cheshire to West Yorkshire, so expecting it to be a very wild one this evening, on the massive assumption that the M62 is open, and has not been blocked.

The company flagpole is at a 30o angle, and the clouds are whistling past at an alarming rate.

This is going to be an impressive storm I think.

How are things in your area?

[Spacecadet]

How are things in your area?

No idea, train was on time, plenty of room in first class and I arrived at leeds station refreshed and ready for the day

[SneakySimon]

Wilmslow

I drove that road on Monday morning this week for the first time - was certainly an adventure, the little traction control light was constantly flickering on and off!!

Good luck, I may need to do that road tonight too which I am not looking forward to!

[the_rangdo]

Same journey (well, jn18 to jn26), thought it wasn't that bad TBH.

A few cars were snaking and weaving about.

Edit: Oops, jn20, not jn18

[russell]

While waiting for my next contract to start I am lying in my cosy bed. looks bad here in Glasgow. Although it has calmed down a bit in last few minutes.

[the_rangdo]

In other news it's winter FFS

[Arturo Bassick]

M1, M42, M6 or A65 might be alternatives

[asitis]

In Halifax at the moment and do the journey on the M62 from Manchester every day. Today was typical of the week so far, a bit windy, its dull and wet but that's about 6 months from November to April typically.

Weather looks like it may be deteriorating but surely you can't have sore arms from driving in a bit of wind?

[Bunk]

How are things in your area?

Journey this morning was hellish. 3 minute walk to the tube station, then under cover all the way to my desk. Not sure how I managed. Must be the contractor never-say-die attitude

[billybiro]

My arms are aching from this mornings drive – feel like I have wrestled a tiger.

My drive is over Englands highest motorway, over the pennines from Cheshire to West Yorkshire, so expecting it to be a very wild one this evening, on the massive assumption that the M62 is open, and has not been blocked.

The company flagpole is at a 30o angle, and the clouds are whistling past at an alarming rate.

This is going to be an impressive storm I think.

How are things in your area?

Jeeves had my lear jet gleaming after spending all night washing and waxing it. I was piloted to Aruba and chauffeured to Tierra del Sol for a quiet afternoon's golf.

Sorry to hear about your trifling experiences with the awful English weather, old boy.