"Weather bomb"... FFS!
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"Weather bomb"... FFS!
When will the media stop generating stupid weather related sensationalist terms for what is commonly known as a storm?
Usually the Express is the worst, but the Mail and the BBC have gone all out with the "weather bomb' ...OMG we are all going to die" type of headlines this time!
Usually the Express is the worst, but the Mail and the BBC have gone all out with the "weather bomb' ...OMG we are all going to die" type of headlines this time!
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When will the media stop generating stupid weather related sensationalist terms for what is commonly known as a storm?
Usually the Express is the worst, but the Mail and the BBC have gone all out with the "weather bomb' ...OMG we are all going to die" type of headlines this time!
Usually the Express is the worst, but the Mail and the BBC have gone all out with the "weather bomb' ...OMG we are all going to die" type of headlines this time!
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weather bomb is a defined term actualy, when the air pressure drops 24mb in less than 24 hours.
The express mind you has been forecasting the return of the ice age for the past 3 weeks,,,, lol
The express mind you has been forecasting the return of the ice age for the past 3 weeks,,,, lol
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I'm sure some people's brains instantly start to think Islam; that's when the BBC uses some obvious terms e.g. 'extreme' weather, weather 'atrocities' etc.
My son was about 4-5 when he asked me if dinosaurs lived in Bosnia. I could later work out why his tiny brain made connections between Bosnia and the dinosaurs, at the time.
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I have to say that it has been eventful out there. My trees jammed with the winds all night and kept their spooky tune going. Still hearing it My bin was also toppled over like a fallen soldier, and after a pleasant night out at Pizza Express, I had to get out of the car to move it; in order to unblock my drive.
My house fence still stands unhurt, so I'm ok for now.
My house fence still stands unhurt, so I'm ok for now.
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This is the bit that annoys me, it reads like something that The Sun would write and yet it's a recognised meterological term.
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When will the media stop generating stupid weather related sensationalist terms for what is commonly known as a storm?
Usually the Express is the worst, but the Mail and the BBC have gone all out with the "weather bomb' ...OMG we are all going to die" type of headlines this time!
Usually the Express is the worst, but the Mail and the BBC have gone all out with the "weather bomb' ...OMG we are all going to die" type of headlines this time!
Although I do agree that the media does act like the apocalypse is coming.
I've been out and stocked up on toilet roll, water and al-Qaeda suppressant just in case though...
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