Tropical Storm CINDY

tomcosgrave

This has just formed in the Atlantic - looks like it's going to blow itself out to our Northwest. Maybe a big wind event?
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at3+shtml/203612.shtml?5-daynl#contents

dlofnep

Hopefully it blows all that pissy weather away while it's at it.

howlinwolf

ias far as i know ....which isnt a lot .... it will pass over us som time sunday but it will be just another normal rainy day ,nothig special. it seems at the moment it will bring in more humid conditions for next week so maybe we will finally start to see a bit of summer

TheInquisitor

By the time this came over us most of the damaging winds would be gone but it would lead to a significant rain event

Iancar29

My sis is flying to new york later today... i was gonna show her this but ye, i better not scare her haha :rolleyes:

Iancar29

Estimated track to Saturday. Doesnt look like it'll be anything of interest to us.

TheInquisitor

http://www.stormpulse.com/tropical-storm-cindy-2011

From the end point given on that expected path almost all of the models forecast the storm to then move southwards with 2 of them tracking directly over ireland!

Iancar29

TheInquisitor wrote: »

http://www.stormpulse.com/tropical-storm-cindy-2011

From the end point given on that expected path almost all of the models forecast the storm to then move southwards with 2 of them tracking directly over ireland!

WHY HAVE I NEVER SEEN THIS AWESOME SITE BEFORE!?! :eek:

Sierra Oscar

The tracking of this seems to have changed over the last 24 hours, and is now heading towards Ireland?

Sponge Bob

Possible direct hit from this on monday, even worse it may push rain cloud that is stood off the west of Ireland in over us on sunday night.

UKMO is not in alignment with the Met Office right now. Condy may bugger off to Scotland instead of Ireland.

Redsunset

This is all gone a bit mental,lots of sudden changes in models lately.And now T.S CINDY wants to play too.:D

Saganist

Is this for real ?

I thought next week was going to be our "summer" ?

TheInquisitor

Tracking on Cindy hasn't changed at all and even now in very cold waters she's still holding as a tropical storm (40mph winds). Only 48-60 hours out from Ireland

dexter647

TheInquisitor wrote: »

Tracking on Cindy hasn't changed at all and even now in very cold waters she's still holding as a tropical storm (40mph winds). Only 48-60 hours out from Ireland

I'm sure it will continue to weaken as it approaches though unfortunately...

Sponge Bob

Looks like a possible non event on monday, see Vedur.is here

UKMO for NI is "Cloudier on Monday with the chance of a little rain."

Vedur.is indicates blicking high keeping Cindy out even.

Thanks god for the Icelandics, what