Is it just me, or as anybody else noticed that it has been very windy here..for the past few months?
Slan,
D.
I had to ask Mrs. D. what that was all about but she got it straight away..
Jeez Av,
your becoming one of them 
Slan,
D.
Based on the very limited experience of going out practically every lunchtime and weathervaning around in the park so as to play my whistle, No, I can’t say I’ve noticed it being more windy than usual for a winter in the UK. 
It’s all the muesli…
Well up here around beautiful downtown Scunthorpe - ye want to see what spellchecker just suggested there - it has been very windy now for quite a while, far more breeze than usual for a winter.
Every time I look out the window it’s blowing a gale, has been for ages now.
Somethings happening…
Slan,
D.
Not British, but I will say that the wind HERE has been way more than usual. This past winter was the windiest I remember in this area…trees toppling left and right because of the high winds that blew on a constant basis. My mother in law said that she doesn’t ever remember it like this here, and she’s lived here since she was a little girl. It does seem like things are changing, climatically anyway.
It suggested anchorpeople on Firefox.
Not a very good one…better than it was…
but, still lacking, it is
You lot don’t know you’re bloody born. Try living on the north Cornwall coast facing west in a typical English winter. I’m still searching five miles inland for some of my washing and a dozen roof tiles after a good blow we had in January.
Did I mention that hurricane season is coming up in a couple months?
Oh, the dramatity of it all! 
djm
I can’t say I think it’s more windy here, but we have had some tornadoes and that is really very odd. These mountains are not use to such as that.
Typhoon season here, too.
Americans complain about tax and gas prices and the British complain about the weather - neither know how good they’ve got it.
Mukade
Hmm, typical thread hijack. We’re all talking about wind and he starts brewing tea. 
No, he’s talking about Set, the Typhonian Animal!
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You’re saying Cornwall is part of England? 
I hope your neighbours don’t find out you said that.
Bude’s near enough to the English border so as not to make any difference climatologically-speaking. My roof tiles and smalls probably blew over the border anyway.
Makes a change from blue bonnets. “Blue Bloomers over the Border”.
Or even “Blew Bloomers over the Border”.