the great storm of 1987 dissipated on october 15,1987.
the great storm of 1987 dissipated on october 15,1987.
when did the great storm of 1987 dissipated?
october 15,1987
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the forecast storm was widely reported in the british press on 25 october, with comparisons being made to the great storm of 1987 and the burns' day storm of 1990. a met office spokeswoman said the 1990 storm, when damaging winds affected a larger area of the uk, was a better comparison than the 1987 storm,though in fact the great storm of 1987 did actually effect a similar swathe of england when matched with this storm. later projections predicted the storm to have a severity more like storms in october 2000, january 2007, and march 2008. forecasters in the uk latterly thought the storm would affect england in a similar manner to the storm of 27–28 october 2002. michael fish, who made an infamous error in forecasting the great storm of 1987, wrote that he felt that people should delay their journey to work because of the storm. during the storm, fish had a birch tree in his garden blown over, stating it "serves him right". the met office received praise for the accuracy of its forecast.
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