Cheers all! 🍺

Been down in Torbay this afternoon, went for a stroll round Brixham harbour as the moon came up this evening 🌝 #EveningWalk #Brixham #Devon

Moods of Bracelet Bay, Gower, Wales.

Cats help with mental health. My cats:

Morning, it's a bit breezy but it is dry. Procrastinating over breakfast whether to go out on the bike or head out for a walk today 🌬🚴‍♂️🥵

Good morning. Behave yourselves at church.

#StormAusten Without doubt, still the funniest #STORM video ever.

🖤🦢 TWO NEW ARRIVALS FOR ROSIE & BLUEY! 🐣🐣 Their two cygnets have hatched, with Hope from the previous clutch watching nearby! ❤️ As far as I know, this is the first time we've seen black swans raising two separate clutches together! 📸 @BeachCamsMan

A NEVADA BOY WHO LOST HIS LEFT LEG CHOSE THE 3-LEGGED CAT NOBODY WANTED. HE SAID, 'WE BOTH HOP.'

Imagine buying an electric car to save the planet and a fucking tree kills it.

We were here first when it was a good place, we met people that are good people and we are still here despite what the evil overlord does to it.

Popped over the West Bay in Dorset yesterday afternoon/evening for a wander around when the wind from storm Austen had died down a bit #WestBay #Dorset #JurassicCoast #eveningwalk #winterstorm #beaches

Morning! Welcome to soggy Saturday 🌧🌧🌧🌧 #winterstorm #SaturdayWeather

⚠️ YELLOW WEATHER WARNING FOR HEAVY RAIN STORM BOELO ⚠️ Saturday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM Well, here we go again! Just when you thought Cornwall couldn't possibly get any wetter, Storm Boelo has decided we haven't had quite enough rain yet! The Met Office have now issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain, and we're rather pleased that once again, KWT had already highlighted the risk with our own weather advisory! See, we're not always far wrong! Of course, weather forecasting is never an exact science, but this is precisely why we keep such a close eye on developing weather systems and issue early advisories when we see the potential for disruption. SO, HOW MUCH RAIN ARE WE EXPECTING? The Met Office are forecasting widespread rainfall totals of around 25–30 mm across the warning area, with some locations, particularly higher ground, potentially receiving 50–60 mm. And here's the important part: some places could receive a substantial amount of that rainfall in just six hours! That's quite a lot of water falling in a relatively short period, especially considering how much rain we've already experienced over the last couple of days. WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? Heavy rain associated with Storm Boelo will continue affecting Cornwall through the day, bringing the risk of standing water, surface water flooding and difficult driving conditions. During the evening, the rain may ease for a while, giving us a little breather. But don't be fooled! Another intense band of heavy rain is expected to move in from the west, bringing a further spell of very wet weather before the system finally clears eastwards. Once that clears, we should see improving conditions overnight, with clearer skies developing, although a few scattered showers will remain possible. PLEASE TAKE EXTRA CARE With already wet roads, further heavy rainfall could quickly lead to large puddles, spray and localised flooding, particularly on low-lying roads and known flooding hotspots. Please slow down when driving, allow extra time for journeys and never attempt to drive through floodwater. And if your garden is starting to resemble a duck pond, I wouldn't recommend introducing actual ducks just yet! A QUICK WORD FROM KWT We're pleased that our earlier weather advisory highlighted the developing risk before this official warning was issued. That's exactly what we try to do here at KWT: give you an early heads-up so you have time to prepare. We don't issue advisories to frighten anyone. We do it because we care about keeping our communities informed and safe. We'll continue monitoring Storm Boelo throughout the day and bring you further updates if anything changes. Stay safe, stay dry if you can, and perhaps keep those wellies handy! Kind regards, KWT Dave.. Stay #WeatherAware From moor to shore, we've got Cornwall covered!

Happy #FingerpostFriday folks from Beer

Morning! 🌬🌧🌪

Got out for a ride today before the storm arrives, headed down to Topsham & stopped @ The Boathouse creperie 🌤⛵️☕️🚴‍♂️😋 Then made a mad dash home to beat the rain & got a soaking 🌧🚴‍♂️💨 Forgot to take a rain jacket too 🫣 #cycling #caferide #morningride #Devon #Topsham

This made me v happy when I left Yeovil Literary Festival after my talk today. Bumped into Su Pollard who I hadn’t seen since panto days, who was on stage after me. I was the Genii to her Aladdin once upon a time….She is insane and joyful. #Challenge!

#StormAusten is approaching! Rain spreading north this evening. A spell of heavy rain overnight with stronger winds. Tomorrow more wet and windy weather with gales. Yellow warnings for Wales. Turning drier and brighter during the afternoon but rain slower to clear from the NE.