One passed over here.
From my weather records on Wunderground:
The top graph shows the temperature dropping from 14.7C to 7.1C as it passed through.
The rate of rainfall reached 50mm / hour (about 2 inches per hour).
Fortunately the squall passed through in about 15 to 20 minutes.
How it looked through my kitchen window:
There were lots of reports of Lincolnshire roads bring blocked by falling trees.
Talking to J, a dog walker we often meet, he had a narrow escape.
As he drove out of the small estate behind me a large tree crashed down ahead of him.
Needless to say he decided to go back home.
One 'heritage' disaster was the 5 sail windmill in Burgh le Marsh losing its sails.
It looks as though the whole rotating section was blown off.
J told me he had heard that the sails were rotating backwards in the high wind.
Found these videos on t'internet.
When the sails started to break up:
Built around 1844. A working mill until the 1960's
Now owned by the County Council and run by volunteers.
I wonder whether it will be restored.
