> The foul weather caused widespread Bank Holiday misery for many as
> roads ground to a halt and train lines were submerged under water..."

> And the heavy rain in the south will only further add to drivers'
> woes. Roads were closed by flash floods and accidents as drivers
> struggled in the dreadful conditions..."

> This must have curbed the hypermobility of many, which just goes to
> show their journeys were not really necessary.
>
> "Britain was lashed by storms as almost a month's worth of rain fell
> in just one day.
>
> An average of 60mm of rain falls on the UK in May - and some areas had
> that in just a morning.
>
> The foul weather caused widespread Bank Holiday misery for many as
> roads ground to a halt and train lines were submerged under water..."
>
> "...Meanwhile, motoring groups predicted that traffic will grind to a
> halt at certain hotspots with congestion expected to peak this
> afternoon.
>
> And the heavy rain in the south will only further add to drivers'
> woes. Roads were closed by flash floods and accidents as drivers
> struggled in the dreadful conditions..." ...

> This must have curbed the hypermobility of many, which just goes to
> show their journeys were not really necessary.

> This must have curbed the hypermobility of many, which just goes to
> show their journeys were not really necessary.
>
> "Britain was lashed by storms as almost a month's worth of rain fell
> in just one day.
>
> An average of 60mm of rain falls on the UK in May - and some areas had
> that in just a morning.
>
> The foul weather caused widespread Bank Holiday misery for many as
> roads ground to a halt and train lines were submerged under water..."
>
> "...Meanwhile, motoring groups predicted that traffic will grind to a
> halt at certain hotspots with congestion expected to peak this
> afternoon.
>
> And the heavy rain in the south will only further add to drivers'
> woes. Roads were closed by flash floods and accidents as drivers
> struggled in the dreadful conditions..." ...

> Doug typed:
>

>> The foul weather caused widespread Bank Holiday misery for many as
>> roads ground to a halt and train lines were submerged under water..."

>

>> And the heavy rain in the south will only further add to drivers'
>> woes. Roads were closed by flash floods and accidents as drivers
>> struggled in the dreadful conditions..."

>
> .... and many more millions who don't live in the overcrowded end of our
> island enjoyed good weather, open roads and freedom to do what we want and
> have a thoroughly enjoyable weekend, listening to the grinding of teeth
> and wailings from a few people down south.
>
> We had a great weekend. :-)

> This must have curbed the hypermobility of many, which just goes to
> show their journeys were not really necessary.

> Doug wrote:

>> This must have curbed the hypermobility of many, which just goes to
>> show their journeys were not really necessary.

>

>> "Britain was lashed by storms as almost a month's worth of rain fell
>> in just one day.

>

>> An average of 60mm of rain falls on the UK in May - and some areas had
>> that in just a morning.

>

>> The foul weather caused widespread Bank Holiday misery for many as
>> roads ground to a halt and train lines were submerged under water..."

>

>> "...Meanwhile, motoring groups predicted that traffic will grind to a
>> halt at certain hotspots with congestion expected to peak this
>> afternoon.

>

>> And the heavy rain in the south will only further add to drivers'
>> woes. Roads were closed by flash floods and accidents as drivers ...

>
> And the heavy rain in the south will only further add to drivers'
> woes. Roads were closed by flash floods and accidents as drivers
> struggled in the dreadful conditions..."
>