Hilarious video captured the moment two women desperately cling onto a trampoline while winds try to
Public Group active 3 years, 1 month agoHilarious video captured the moment two women desperately cling onto a trampoline while winds try to carry it away, as Storm Barra continues to leave a trail of destruction across the British Isles. The UK was pounded by strong wind and heavy rain overnight as the storm swept through from the west, felling trees and leaving some areas without power.Counties in the south-west of England and in Wales remain under a yellow weather warning until 6pm tonight, meaning residents face delays to transport and the risk of power outages. Around 1,000 homes are still without power as a result of the ‘weather bomb’, with the Met Office warning of potential floods and other hazards on the roads up and down the country.In one viral clip in County Cork, Ireland, a trampoline – turned magic carpet by fierce gusts – was seen leaning against a fence while two women grabbed it.A strong surge of wind saw the pair tumble forward, with of the women – wearing a dressing gown and a towel on her head – left dangling in the air by the strength of the gale. Meanwhile, in Wales, one school was forced to shut temporarily after gusts of more than 70mph ripped part of its roof off on Tuesday evening.No-one was injured as most people had left the premises, wowgoldone.com the school said, although Dyfed-Powys Police were called to the scene to deal with debris that had been blown onto a nearby road.Wind speeds of 86mph were recorded in Aberdaron, Gwynedd, just a week after a 81mph gust was recorded in Aberporth, Ceredigion, during Storm Arwen.Coastal communities were warned to take care when walking close to piers and harbours, with huge waves hitting seaside towns in Dorset, Devon and Cornwall.The waves were so large in the village of Borth in Ceredigion, mid-Wales, that locals were asked to avoid the area completely. Storm Barra’s devastation has resulted in:A school in Wales being closed after its roof was ripped off by high winds;Widespread disruption to rail and ferry services in Scotland;Warnings of flooding in many areas across the UK amid scenes of crashing waves;Mountain Rescue Teams spending 16 hours helping a walker in difficulty in snowy conditions;Boris Johnson insisting the Government must learn lessons from the storms more videos
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This is the hilarious moment two women – including one in her dressing gown with a towel on her head – desperately cling onto a trampoline as Storm Barra’s winds try to carry it away Storm Barra hitting Longships Lighthouse off land’s End, Cornwall early on Wednesday morning A tree has fallen on a parked car, due to strong winds caused by storm Barra in Bush Street, Pembroke Dock, Wales <div class="art-ins mol-factbox news halfRHS" data-version="2" id="mol-984c06b0-5850-11ec-9c01-a3c30bd0126a" website and flood warnings as Storm Barra lashes Britain
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