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Dear Professor,

 

So noted about Venus afflicted - many thanks.

 

Best - Sateesh.

 

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- siha

Friday, January 19, 2007 12:42 AM

Re: UK weather gone horribly bad - Jan 18th 2007

 

 

Hello dear Sateesh,In UK 1801 chart the natal Ketu afflicted the transit Venus. Take care.Best wishes,- "Sateesh Batas" <makaras (AT) ukonline (DOT) co.uk>"Satva List" <satva >; "Satva101" ; "Samva List" <SAMVA >Thursday, January 18, 2007 10:19 PM UK weather gone horribly bad - Jan 18th 2007>> Don't have time to do any analysis on this today - but passing on info to > those outside the UK.>> ========>> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6272193.stm

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Don't have time to do any analysis on this today - but passing on info to those

outside the UK.

 

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6272193.stm

 

Seven dead as UK struck by storms

 

Heavy rain and gusts have swept across much of the UK

Seven people including a two-year-old boy have died and travel has been severely

disrupted as gales and heavy downpours hit parts of the UK.

Four people died on the roads in North Yorkshire, Berkshire, Shropshire and

Cheshire and two were killed in Greater Manchester.

 

The boy died after a wall collapsed on him in Kentish Town, north London.

 

Gusts of up to 70mph mean flights have been cancelled, rail speed restrictions

enforced and sections of motorway shut.

 

The managing director of Birmingham Airport, Richard Heard, 49, died after a

branch fell on his car on the B4373 Bridgnorth to Broseley road.

 

HAVE YOUR SAY

We can see parked cars moving in the wind and lamp posts swaying

 

Myra Davis, Swansea

 

 

Send us your comments

 

A male passenger in a Ford Fiesta was killed when a tree fell on the car in

Streatley, Berkshire.

 

And a lorry driver died when his vehicle left the road and overturned in high

winds on the A629 Skipton western bypass in North Yorkshire.

 

A man was killed after a lorry was blown onto his car on the A55 on the

outskirts of Chester.

 

In Stockport, Greater Manchester, a woman in her 60s was crushed to death when a

wall toppled onto her in high winds.

 

A man died after being blown into a metal shutter at an industrial estate in the

Strangeways area of Manchester.

 

While England experienced high winds, Scotland has seen its first major

snowfalls of 2007.

 

The weather has been causing problems across the country, including:

 

 

a.. Scottish Power said around 30,000 homes were without electricity in Cheshire

and mid and north Wales due to the adverse weather

 

a.. Thousands of homes have been left without power in an area from Oxford to

Poole and Chichester, the North East and across Central's Midlands' network

 

a.. Lord's Cricket Ground in London was left strewn with debris after winds

damaged its roof

 

a.. In Kent, police warned of possible power cuts and the port of Dover, the M25

Dartford river crossing and the Sheppey Crossing were all shut

 

a.. There was snow and ice in County Durham, where part of the A68 at Tow Law

was closed for a short time after lorries and cars skidded into ditches

 

a.. Strong winds have brought down part of a roof onto a busy shopping street in

Hereford city centre

 

a.. Twenty-six mariners have been rescued from a damaged British container ship

in the English Channel 50 miles (80km) off the Lizard in Cornwall

 

a.. The winds saw restrictions brought in at Heathrow airport, with flights

scrapped by both British Airways and bmi. There were also cancellations at

Manchester and Cardiff airports because of the weather.

 

A tree came down on Embankment in central London

 

On the roads, blown over lorries closed the M1 between junctions 29 and 30 in

South Yorkshire.

 

Elsewhere, the M18 has been closed between junctions 4 and 7 northbound and

junctions 6 and 7 southbound.

 

Train operators One and GNER are operating a revised and reduced timetable on

the East Coast Mainline.

 

Cold snap

 

Forecasters said wind speeds in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, would pick

up throughout the day, reaching 60 to 70mph in some parts and 80mph on high

ground.

 

 

Scotland has seen its first major snowfalls of the year

 

South and west facing coastlines were expected to bear the brunt of the storms.

 

Central Scotland Police said several cars became stuck in snow on the A809 near

Killearn, while Strathclyde has seen snow on the M74 south of Hamilton,

Lanarkshire.

 

The Highways Agency has advised all motorists to take extra care and to plan

their routes in advance.

 

Friday is expected to be calmer but the country could be facing a cold snap next

week.

 

Despite an unusually mild start to January, forecasters have warned that

temperatures are likely to plummet beyond the weekend.

 

 

 

 

 

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Hello dear Sateesh,

 

In UK 1801 chart the natal Ketu afflicted the transit Venus. Take care.

 

Best wishes,

 

 

 

 

-

" Sateesh Batas " <makaras

" Satva List " <satva >; " Satva101 "

; " Samva List " <SAMVA >

Thursday, January 18, 2007 10:19 PM

UK weather gone horribly bad - Jan 18th 2007

 

 

>

> Don't have time to do any analysis on this today - but passing on info to

> those outside the UK.

>

> ========

>

> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6272193.stm

>

> Seven dead as UK struck by storms

>

> Heavy rain and gusts have swept across much of the UK

> Seven people including a two-year-old boy have died and travel has been

> severely disrupted as gales and heavy downpours hit parts of the UK.

> Four people died on the roads in North Yorkshire, Berkshire, Shropshire

> and Cheshire and two were killed in Greater Manchester.

>

> The boy died after a wall collapsed on him in Kentish Town, north London.

>

> Gusts of up to 70mph mean flights have been cancelled, rail speed

> restrictions enforced and sections of motorway shut.

>

> The managing director of Birmingham Airport, Richard Heard, 49, died after

> a branch fell on his car on the B4373 Bridgnorth to Broseley road.

>

> HAVE YOUR SAY

> We can see parked cars moving in the wind and lamp posts swaying

>

> Myra Davis, Swansea

>

>

> Send us your comments

>

> A male passenger in a Ford Fiesta was killed when a tree fell on the car

> in Streatley, Berkshire.

>

> And a lorry driver died when his vehicle left the road and overturned in

> high winds on the A629 Skipton western bypass in North Yorkshire.

>

> A man was killed after a lorry was blown onto his car on the A55 on the

> outskirts of Chester.

>

> In Stockport, Greater Manchester, a woman in her 60s was crushed to death

> when a wall toppled onto her in high winds.

>

> A man died after being blown into a metal shutter at an industrial estate

> in the Strangeways area of Manchester.

>

> While England experienced high winds, Scotland has seen its first major

> snowfalls of 2007.

>

> The weather has been causing problems across the country, including:

>

>

> a.. Scottish Power said around 30,000 homes were without electricity in

> Cheshire and mid and north Wales due to the adverse weather

>

> a.. Thousands of homes have been left without power in an area from Oxford

> to Poole and Chichester, the North East and across Central's Midlands'

> network

>

> a.. Lord's Cricket Ground in London was left strewn with debris after

> winds damaged its roof

>

> a.. In Kent, police warned of possible power cuts and the port of Dover,

> the M25 Dartford river crossing and the Sheppey Crossing were all shut

>

> a.. There was snow and ice in County Durham, where part of the A68 at Tow

> Law was closed for a short time after lorries and cars skidded into

> ditches

>

> a.. Strong winds have brought down part of a roof onto a busy shopping

> street in Hereford city centre

>

> a.. Twenty-six mariners have been rescued from a damaged British container

> ship in the English Channel 50 miles (80km) off the Lizard in Cornwall

>

> a.. The winds saw restrictions brought in at Heathrow airport, with

> flights scrapped by both British Airways and bmi. There were also

> cancellations at Manchester and Cardiff airports because of the weather.

>

> A tree came down on Embankment in central London

>

> On the roads, blown over lorries closed the M1 between junctions 29 and 30

> in South Yorkshire.

>

> Elsewhere, the M18 has been closed between junctions 4 and 7 northbound

> and junctions 6 and 7 southbound.

>

> Train operators One and GNER are operating a revised and reduced timetable

> on the East Coast Mainline.

>

> Cold snap

>

> Forecasters said wind speeds in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, would

> pick up throughout the day, reaching 60 to 70mph in some parts and 80mph

> on high ground.

>

>

> Scotland has seen its first major snowfalls of the year

>

> South and west facing coastlines were expected to bear the brunt of the

> storms.

>

> Central Scotland Police said several cars became stuck in snow on the A809

> near Killearn, while Strathclyde has seen snow on the M74 south of

> Hamilton, Lanarkshire.

>

> The Highways Agency has advised all motorists to take extra care and to

> plan their routes in advance.

>

> Friday is expected to be calmer but the country could be facing a cold

> snap next week.

>

> Despite an unusually mild start to January, forecasters have warned that

> temperatures are likely to plummet beyond the weekend.

>

>

>

>

>

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Dear Professor,

 

So noted about Venus afflicted - many thanks.

 

Best - Sateesh.

 

========

 

-

siha

 

Friday, January 19, 2007 12:42 AM

Re: UK weather gone horribly bad - Jan 18th 2007

 

 

 

Hello dear Sateesh,

 

In UK 1801 chart the natal Ketu afflicted the transit Venus. Take care.

 

Best wishes,

 

 

 

-

" Sateesh Batas " <makaras

" Satva List " <satva >; " Satva101 "

; " Samva List " <SAMVA >

Thursday, January 18, 2007 10:19 PM

UK weather gone horribly bad - Jan 18th 2007

 

>

> Don't have time to do any analysis on this today - but passing on info to

> those outside the UK.

>

> ========

>

> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6272193.stm

 

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