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There are still leaves on trees so that could aid even more than normal falling trees.normilet wrote:Any thoughts on how Storm Callum will turn out?
National Emergency Coordination Group meeting at 3PM today to see what the craic is from what I can tell.
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/environ ... -1.3658429
The wind shouldn't be too bad as the storm would have passed up towards Iceland, but there will be a trailing front that will bring very heavy rain tomorrow evening to the east coast.Nolanator wrote:It was really mild when I walked in in the dark this morning. Now it's pissing and I've no jacket. Poxy autumnal weather.
What's the wind to be like tomorrow evening, Íar?
I'll be flying in on a small plane, so was wondering how bumpy it'll be. Going to miss the first half of Leinster-Waspsiarmhiman wrote:The wind shouldn't be too bad as the storm would have passed up towards Iceland, but there will be a trailing front that will bring very heavy rain tomorrow evening to the east coast.Nolanator wrote:It was really mild when I walked in in the dark this morning. Now it's pissing and I've no jacket. Poxy autumnal weather.
What's the wind to be like tomorrow evening, Íar?
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If youse fellas intend to persist with getting hurricanes home-delivered, you should consider having the island towed well to the south so you could at least enjoy warmer termperatures between bouts of life-threatening gales.iarmhiman wrote:The wind shouldn't be too bad as the storm would have passed up towards Iceland, but there will be a trailing front that will bring very heavy rain tomorrow evening to the east coast.Nolanator wrote:It was really mild when I walked in in the dark this morning. Now it's pissing and I've no jacket. Poxy autumnal weather.
What's the wind to be like tomorrow evening, Íar?
Check when the thread started you pair of f**king mongs.Seneca of the Night wrote:It's quite amazing. Someone should really study these guys.comets wrote:20 pages for this shit?
Seneca should know anyway, he was one of the first to post on the thread.danthefan wrote:Check when the thread started you pair of f**king mongs.Seneca of the Night wrote:It's quite amazing. Someone should really study these guys.comets wrote:20 pages for this shit?
Perhaps they should have given you your very own specific weather forecast and warning system for your own back garden?Munster-fogs wrote:Barely a puff of wind in Limerick all night. Granted it was just a yellow wind warning for us but really there shouldn't have been any warning.
Is that it for this storm? Damp squib in Dublin anyway.iarmhiman wrote:We'll get worse storms this winter.
January usually produces the most powerful windstorms due to the airmass over the arctic being sufficiently cold enough aloft .
There will be rain this afternoon but other than that, that's it.CM11 wrote:Is that it for this storm? Damp squib in Dublin anyway.iarmhiman wrote:We'll get worse storms this winter.
January usually produces the most powerful windstorms due to the airmass over the arctic being sufficiently cold enough aloft .
Did someone piss in your cornflakes this morning?Leinsterman wrote:Perhaps they should have given you your very own specific weather forecast and warning system for your own back garden?Munster-fogs wrote:Barely a puff of wind in Limerick all night. Granted it was just a yellow wind warning for us but really there shouldn't have been any warning.
Parts of Mayo experienced winds well over 100kmoh, in fact one gust was measured at 144kmph. Do you think they shouldn't have got the warning either?
yeah one year on, 20 pages later and the mongs are still talking about something that was infact a "non-event"..this bired needs to be cleansed..danthefan wrote:Check when the thread started you pair of f**king mongs.Seneca of the Night wrote:It's quite amazing. Someone should really study these guys.comets wrote:20 pages for this shit?
comets wrote:yeah one year on, 20 pages later and the mongs are still talking about something that was infact a "non-event"..this bired needs to be cleansed..danthefan wrote:Check when the thread started you pair of f**king mongs.Seneca of the Night wrote:It's quite amazing. Someone should really study these guys.comets wrote:20 pages for this shit?
Pretty sure at least 3 people died here during that "non-event".CM11 wrote:comets wrote:yeah one year on, 20 pages later and the mongs are still talking about something that was infact a "non-event"..this bired needs to be cleansed..danthefan wrote:Check when the thread started you pair of f**king mongs.Seneca of the Night wrote:It's quite amazing. Someone should really study these guys.comets wrote:20 pages for this shit?
The thread has been used since to talk about any extreme storms hitting the UK and Ireland.
The original event was also not a non event.
There's plenty of threads to complain about on here, a bit bizarre to complain about one talking about the weather.
You fucking tell him, LM!Leinsterman wrote:Perhaps they should have given you your very own specific weather forecast and warning system for your own back garden?Munster-fogs wrote:Barely a puff of wind in Limerick all night. Granted it was just a yellow wind warning for us but really there shouldn't have been any warning.
Parts of Mayo experienced winds well over 100kmoh, in fact one gust was measured at 144kmph. Do you think they shouldn't have got the warning either?
possibly of being wasted...normilet wrote:Pretty sure at least 3 people died here during that "non-event".CM11 wrote:comets wrote:yeah one year on, 20 pages later and the mongs are still talking about something that was infact a "non-event"..this bired needs to be cleansed..danthefan wrote:Check when the thread started you pair of f**king mongs.Seneca of the Night wrote:
It's quite amazing. Someone should really study these guys.
The thread has been used since to talk about any extreme storms hitting the UK and Ireland.
The original event was also not a non event.
There's plenty of threads to complain about on here, a bit bizarre to complain about one talking about the weather.
It was windy as fudge overnight.CM11 wrote:Is that it for this storm? Damp squib in Dublin anyway.iarmhiman wrote:We'll get worse storms this winter.
January usually produces the most powerful windstorms due to the airmass over the arctic being sufficiently cold enough aloft .
You really are a scumbag.comets wrote:
possibly of being wasted...
Must have slept through the worst.danthefan wrote:It was windy as fudge overnight.CM11 wrote:Is that it for this storm? Damp squib in Dublin anyway.iarmhiman wrote:We'll get worse storms this winter.
January usually produces the most powerful windstorms due to the airmass over the arctic being sufficiently cold enough aloft .
Bullettyme wrote:Just ignore him, he's a complete freak.
get mobdro on your mobile or tablet, bring a charger (my phone is crap and I need to charge it anyway) and watch it using the airport wifi. If you don't have a smart device you are indeed likely fkedNolanator wrote:Oh joy. FLight delayed a couple of hours. The afternoon flight was cancelled.
Shitballs. Have a car to collect at the other end and miss the entire Leinster game, unless there's BT in the airport.
High tide at the Bull Wall coincided with the worst of the storm. That area's prone to flooding tooBullettyme wrote:I noticed on the way to work too that there was a lot of seaweed and debris up on the grassy parts of the clontarf promenade. The seas must have been wild even at that sheltered part of the bay.