I was at my parents in Uckfield, surrounded by Ashdown Forrest which had been flattened we couldn’t get out the village ( it was a village then ) and no one could get to us. Cut off for 3 days

I got this video from chatgpt

3:40 A typical Policing scene from the 90's - someone looking underneath the Vectra to try and work out whats wrong with it this time 😂

I lived in Deal near Dover and I was up all night chasing my garden fence then it chased me. The noise was crazy. Things flying through the air and trees blocking roads. It was actually exciting

Still can’t watch this without tearing up over 23 years later. Retired member of E75

BIGGINS in the blue jumper 😂😂😂😂😂

309 Gti 1.9

This getting a surge of views just after Storm Eowyn

One of the victims had a NDE and was on the Jeff Mira YT show .

Micah’s daddy was killed by the flow of the drugs

Walt got hard to breath of Kay ivy and jerked to the stink to her belch

Awww Poor little girl... I'd be scared of the noises, too though if I was her.

I remember this. I was in school and the windows were blown in. I was terrified.

We only get a better kit when someone dies, they think, "They are no issues." Then someone dies, and they think, oh, we didn't make it safe e.g. 1987 Staition officer Collin J Townsly died from smoke inhaltion and during the king cross fire they "PPE" melted and failed to protect em no wonder it had been used since 1909

I feel for the girl that killed herself after driving her car into the water

Hoaxes happened in the shows on ITV with Lesley Sharp!.

I was 12 years old living near Westwell in Kent and I remember waking up in the early hours to see a 12 foot high very thick brick wall just bending in the wind. My dad thought he would get us to to school in Canterbury! I remember literally all the trees on the highest points of the North Downs were toppled. Unbelievable devastation.

I lived in London at the time and I don't know what all the fuss is about. It was a bit of rain and strong wind. Big deal. This was so bloody boring with the most boring people talking about the most exciting thing that will ever happen in their dreary lives in the most boring monotone voices.

And still today the MET office is still not fit for purpose...

so sad she lost her singing voice 23:00 😖😞😢😢😭

I remembered this is 😢😢😢😢😢

Narrators voice sounds so sinister

Was this storm a hurricane

I bet it isn’t the most dangerous storm now, what storm had 114mph winds, storm eowyn what we are in just now

And still they shut fire stations to save money

j'imagine pas ce que sa fait de trouver des camarades pompiers morts sous les decombres . je suis vraiment tristre pour eux et je les respecte . dite merci a ces braves gens qui n'ont pas hesiter a donnés leurs vies pour les autres.

If ever there was a fire hazard it had to be Gordon Honeycombe’s nylon cardigan…

After the Notre Dame fire here in France we were all told that there was too much debris to ever work out what was the cause of the fire. However as this documentary shows that the debris itself indicates what the cause of a fire most likely is.

My dad bought the VHS of this for me from a Bargain Booze when I was a kid. Now on 2025 I love it just as much!

It's been over 23 years now. I will never stop watching these types of videos. I don't ever want to forget. Even today, we still face threats from these extremist fanatics. They don't represent real Muslims

We were right in the path of the storm and I slept right through it. I woke up around 11 am and remember vividly my mum having a go at me telling me I'd sleep through a nuclear bomb. Ah those were the days, I could sleep on a washing line. Weirdly happy memories about it all!

Rip my fellow FDNY brothers I was off duty during this and I was where the resting place of the trucks are I’m ladder 123

Sadly no subtitles for the deaf

My dad was the officer in charge at this

those firemen are the toughest of the tough

I went to bed the day before. I got up at four in the morning to catch a flight to corfu for my honeymoon. It was a bit windy out doors. We arrived at Manchester and got on our flight. It got a bit lumpy over Switzerland and we arrived on time. It wasn’t until the day after we heard of the storm in the south east.

I slept right through that whole night! Didn't hear a thing! They didn't give a bit of wind a stupid name back then either!

What's the music right at the beginning called?

Lmmfao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😹😹😂😂😹🤣😂😂😂

I remember looking out of the lounge window and seeing the lamppost moving from side to side like, akin to an earthquake. Unforgettable.

😮

I was young and my dad came to my room cuz I was frightening

It’s was actually a pretty chill evening.

It also had an unforeseen effect....since then weather reports have erred on the side of the dramatic. A fickle zephyr at John O'Groats, which has disturbed an ash tree leaf, becomes a Force 8 gale in Hampshire!

I was at Flamingo land that time Our Caravan was rocking and moving I remember it being exiting and scary It started around 7pm and went on all night I remember my dad saying to my mum we better get off in the morning But in the morning after no sleep when opening the door the destruction was there to be seen It was flooded at around 2 feet,trees and caravans over turned I was only 12 at the time But it was a very scary experience

Why the H didnt the firemen put it straight out?? a fire in a public building normal??

this was real policing - no two tier bs in those days

Was at college when that hit helped clear the roads

R.I.P Colin

My earliest memory. I was 3.