Scarborough warning



Scarborough warning

No warning. The phrase might refer to a surprise attack on the castle of Scarborough in the 16th century. Primarily heard in UK. Well, that thunderstorm came through with a Scarborough warning—it wasn't supposed to rain today at all.
See also: warning

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Shprintzel-Yiddish
Maximiliaan-Dutch
Manasses-Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
RikÁRd-Hungarian
GrettaGRET-əEnglish
Aeson-Greek Mythology (Latinized)