Local weather forecaster IW Met Service have issued a weather warning for heavy rain set to move in tomorrow (Sunday) morning. It is predicted that a heavy band of rain will hit the Island between 04:00 and 10:00. Around 20mm – 25mm of rain is expected, but locally that may be as high 30mm. There is the possibility that some water sources may burst their banks and motorists using the roads are advised to take as much care as possible.
WEATHER WARNING ISSUED AS HEAVY RAIN SET TO MOVE IN
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Looks like we can now drive on the pavement now to miss the potholes as island roads do . I wonder how long before that one gets repaired or bodged up
If yo zoom in looks like water damage on the pavement and road, so probably protecting both with their (can’t assume anyones gender) van?
All the idiots do anyway, driver down any street or road you can see them…