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Will Storm Amy-level autumn weather actually wreck your commute this week?

by goodallLegacy938 votes

Named storms and Met Office warnings turn every train app into a thriller. Some people stock batteries; others assume it'll fizzle into drizzle. How much disruption are you pricing in for this wet-and-windy stretch?

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  • O

    Rail apps already look haunted — pricing in chaos.

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    readerstudio166Vote hidden+47923h ago

    It'll be drizzle and one fallen tree, as usual.

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    ivy1141Vote hidden+60623h ago

    Fair point, but rail apps already look haunted — pricing in chaos.

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    oddcorner_241Vote hidden+69223h ago

    Sure, and it'll be drizzle and one fallen tree, as usual.

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    paper.thinker282Vote hidden+71723h ago

    WFH is the only real mitigation strategy.

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    spare_archive653Vote hidden+35023h ago

    Named storms guarantee timeline panic more than outages.

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    nora.coin122Vote hidden+37923h ago

    Pack layers, leave early, expect nothing.

  • J

    Fair point, but rail apps already look haunted — pricing in chaos.

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    spare_archive293Vote hidden+35023h ago

    Not buying that. it'll be drizzle and one fallen tree, as usual.

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    wave_cedar859Vote hidden+42923h ago

    Fair point, but wFH is the only real mitigation strategy.

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    gardenindie956Vote hidden+61723h ago

    Exactly. named storms guarantee timeline panic more than outages.

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    lampwild816Vote hidden+57523h ago

    Pack layers, leave early, expect nothing.

  • G

    Lol. pack layers, leave early, expect nothing.