You did - I saw the guy’s “behind the camera” pics of the setup.
It was taken in Iceland by Hörður Kristleifsson … nobody was in any danger.
To give some scale - and a better idea of distance - that rock is about 60m high.
Nope, pretty sure I didn’t 
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It’s the same with the bloody weather reporters on TV!
Who (producer maybe?) decided it would be a cracking idea to sent a weather reporter out in the middle of a storm to report on some insane weather event? They get soaked, we can’t hear them for the wind, just report on it from indoors?! 
ffs 
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Just checked my app and it is good to fly!
This is one of my development sites, so I guess I might do some photos of it 
Send it 
Looks perfect 
12 sats and 83mph winds. you couldn’t ask to be more secure. 
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The Ventusky site referenced by @OzoneVibe has crashed due to too many users…
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Their mobile app is still working fine.
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Website, too, working for me.
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It’s a Somerset thing… We just have computer issues 
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At least these winds might clear our coastal views of wind-turbines.
… and tomorrow is supposed to far stronger than the winds that took that one out. Not that that one was on the coast … 
We have just been advised to close tomorrow by the government. All schools, colleges and early years (us) should close due to weather warnings. 
More time to get out and set speed records!
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Damn right
I’ll go to Berkshire … you say when you lob it in the air, and I’ll try and net it as if whistles by …
… just before it enters Heathrow FRZ!
They will probably all be grounded there anyway I know I wouldn’t like to be flying tomorrow 
Although most schools are on half term - seems that Somerset are different.
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Just managed to record the latest forecast from the BBC
