24 July 2007

I'm off to Legoland Windsor today. If the country isn't too flooded.

I'll tell you - if we get rained out, I'll not be happy. And that's nothing compared to how the lad will take it. There'll be a short angry Scotsman rampaging through Derby...

However, that said, my heart goes out to the thousands of people who have lost thier belongings and often their homes due to this unpleasant crisis.

The question has to be asked though: when the weather report contains a severe weather warning or a flood warning, what are people supposed to do? Is it just for information or is there some sort of procedure to follow in these events? No-one seems to know.

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Comments for this comic

On 24 July 2007 at 00:02:18, Marn said:
I'm not the lowest rung on the ladder? Hooray! And thanks for using my real name, now I can prove to my friends that it really is me :p

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On 24 July 2007 at 08:49:36, Captain Hesperus said:
The severe weather/flood warnings are a sign to check if your home insurance *actually* covers the full cost of your home's contents. ;-)

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On 24 July 2007 at 14:36:31, SteveC86 said:
Over here severe weather and/or flood warnings mean to prepare for evacuation, or get the things you value to the upper floors, THEN evacuate.

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On 25 July 2007 at 10:36:10, reds8n said:
"groinal clamps" ...... ....... you're a BAD man.

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On 28 July 2007 at 21:10:48, Cap'n Zach said:
Nice '1984' reference... or 'V for Vendetta'... And Steve's right aboot the flood warnings; at least for tornadoes they give us sirens...

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