Weather warnings issued for tomorrow

[allen]

The question is, is MickMack54 good with his information?

 

[Sharpies volley]

From the weather reports and predictions I've seen, I'll be very surprised if the game goes ahead.

 

[samcdavies94]

If it is to be called off, does anyone have any idea when it might be rescheduled? Liverpool obviously likely to go deep in most competitions, so can't be too many midweeks open.

 

[Ring master]

If it is to be called off, does anyone have any idea when it might be rescheduled? Liverpool obviously likely to go deep in most competitions, so can't be too many midweeks open.

Probably to some date were the league thinks we could go down

 

[YoboCopter]

If it is to be called off, does anyone have any idea when it might be rescheduled? Liverpool obviously likely to go deep in most competitions, so can't be too many midweeks open.

Last game week of the season knowing our luck

 

[PITA]

Tim Howard scored for us with a gale blowing v Bolton. Pickford is well due a goal so maybe tomorrow is the day he`ll brake his duck

But we still got beat. Not a good omen.

 

[Connor]

If it is to be called off, does anyone have any idea when it might be rescheduled? Liverpool obviously likely to go deep in most competitions, so can't be too many midweeks open.

April 21st

 

[Fralahna]

Isn’t it saying MPH not Km/h? Big difference.

I'm looking at sources saying km/h friendo

 

[polish]

The question is, is MickMack54 good with his information?

Graeme Holmes is a trusthworty guy

 

[Street end man]

Seems the Southwest is named as the the most likely place for the severe winds, Merseyside is still amber, which to be fair my phone has being giving me amber weather warnings for the last month and instructing me what precautions we should all be takingI think naming these storms ups the anti of the fear factor too. Used to be reserved for tornados, Hurricanes and Tsunamis. I'm betting it'll be wet and windy here tomorrow but it's winter.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Seems the Southwest is named as the the most likely place for the severe winds, Merseyside is still amber, which to be fair my phone has being giving me amber weather warnings for the last month and instructing me what precautions we should all be takingI think naming these storms ups the anti of the fear factor too. Used to be reserved for tornados, Hurricanes and Tsunamis. I'm betting it'll be wet and windy here tomorrow but it's winter.

There's amber though and then there's amber on the cusp of red. It's not going to be a fun day for anyone. Imagine trying to eat your chips outside! Pubs will be jammed. Just hope it's all worth it in the end with the result.

 

[YoboCopter]

There's amber though and then there's amber on the cusp of red. It's not going to be a fun day for anyone. Imagine trying to eat your chips outside! Pubs will be jammed. Just hope it's all worth it in the end with the result.

Pubs are always jammed esepcially on derby day

What diff would wind make?

 

[tadpole]

Even if the officials think the conditions are playable, if there's gale force winds the game will very likely be postponed anyway as the risk to safety of the public travelling to and from the match will be too great from falling tiles and so on. As well as general warnings against non-essential travel, the police may well step in and advise the club to postpone.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Pubs are always jammed esepcially on derby day

What diff would wind make?

Usually you get some hardy folk having a smoke outside freeing up some space.

 

[grandjoeblue]

Should be cancelled due to the conditions and potential danger. How can the local government/police advise against travel and then have sporting events on?