STORM OF CENTURY: Britain to be smashed by hurricane-force wind and SIX-STOREY waves

express.co.uk ^ | December 9, 2014 | express.co.uk

[Berlin_Freeper]

The deepest and most powerful low pressure system for A CENTURY is currently hurtling towards the west coast where mammoth 50-ft waves threaten mayhem.

While waves the height of six-storey buildings are believed to be forming in the North Atlantic, according to the BBC.

These terrifying images show a gigantic sea swell on a direct collision course with Britain with landfall expected to hit tonight and through tomorrow.

[LegendHasIt]

No wonder the Prince & his wife are hanging out in the USA.

[steve86]

Every year they publish the same worst-of-century story and every time it’s just a bad storm.

[PROCON]

[Mr. K]

Global warming

Bush’s fault

[nascarnation]

It’s a CRISIS
due to CLIMATE CHANGE
those poor few who AREN’T KILLED will have to fund the UN Climate Initiative!

[txnativegop]

It’s the GOP’s fault. don’t know why, it just is.

[lonevoice]

This sounds like the stuff of your nightmares!

[rfreedom4u]

Only Britain is threatened?

What about:
Ireland?
France?
Iceland?

[dfwgator]

Bet a lot of Footy games are going to be wiped out because of this.

[Col Frank Slade]

That is some scary sh#& !

[knittnmom]

Given that the current century is quite young, this isn’t really a very sensational headline.

[diverteach]

Look at the bright side, at least the saltwater will melt the snow

[justa-hairyape]

Interesting. The most extreme 5 days of snow blizzards in 100 years. Nope. We are definitely not heading back into an ice age. No signs of that any where on the planet. What we need are more chem trails and more cow bell.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Caused by globull warming, of course.

[Berlin_Freeper]

"phenomenal"

[flaglady47]

I hope the Prince and his wife stay an extra day or two. I’d hate to be flying home through that stuff.

[kevkrom]

Nice to see how the two-time election of Obama caused the seas to recede... oh... wait...

[smokingfrog]

[Paladin2]

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