What the Great Storm of 1987 taught the industry – Analysis

By Jennifer Frost2017-10-18T05:30:00

The Great Storm of 1987 cost the industry £1.05bn, or at least £2.5bn in today’s money. It also caused BBC weatherman Michael Fish rather a lot of embarassment. Both had big lessons to learn from the storm.

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