Storm Approaching

HardLuckWoman

HardLuckWoman wrote: »

You go and sleep outside

He always sleeps outside!

wazky

wazky wrote: »

It's his house?

I won't fit

Mint Aero

FizzleSticks wrote: »

This is quite hypnotic and imformative http://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/isobaric/1000hPa/orthographic=-8.73,42.57,289

The red won't go on the stupid land :mad:

Conmaicne Mara

Mint Aero wrote: »

The red won't go on the stupid land :mad:

It's on the stupid land where I live.

Heuston, we are still alive.

Mint Aero

Mint Aero wrote: »

The red won't go on the stupid land :mad:

The wind is always worst at sea! It always has been worse at sea.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epBk6Y6975k

fryup

would you look at the amount of people over at the weather forum -->

must be an all time record?

Mint Aero

Deleted User wrote: »

The wind is always worst at sea! It always has been worse at sea.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epBk6Y6975k

Your video won't play for me. Why's it worse at sea? It's science stuff isn't it, it's science spoiling my fun again :mad:

EDIT: Sees vid now

RiverOfLove

Deleted User wrote: »

He is reluctant to go out the house at the moment, but he will soon!

Please let your dog stay inside tonight. It's too rotten outside. He/she will be shivering. You could make a bed for him/her from a blanket. Just fold over in half and half again if needs be or from an old jacket and place it on the floor in the sitting room, hall or even your bedroom. If you're worried he might pee in the house, don't be. Don't are usually smart.

I have my dog spoiled rotten. She sleeps in my bed, under the covers, almost sharing my pillow. She's a warm creature and I use her instead of a hot water bottle.

RiverOfLove

Winds are getting worse in Galway and has been bad for a while.

Please go away storm.

RiverOfLove

The winds sound terrible. I haven't been outside for a while so I don't know if I'll be lifted in this.

Last time I remember something this bad was back in 1995. Feb of 1995. There's been storms since and many but I don't remember them like this.

FizzleSticks

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RiverOfLove

RiverOfLove wrote: »

Please let your dog stay inside tonight. It's too rotton outside. He/she will be shivering. You could make a bed for him/her from a blanket. Just fold over in half and half again if needs be or from an old jacket and place it on the floor in the sitting room, hall or even your bedroom. If you're worried he might pee in the house, don't be. Don't are usually smart.

I have my dog spoiled rotten. She sleeps in my bed, under the covers, almost sharing my pillow. She's a warm creature and I use her instead of a hot water bottle.

My dog's house is so good that I have to often remove "squatters" (the neighbours dogs) before I can let him in!

pandaboy

I've got a cellar with dramatic swingy doors. Ned Flanders isn't allowed in though!

Mint Aero

It's ok, I brought a bottle of whiskey to bed with me. We'll keep each other warm won't we. I think I might open the window and leave a bit of wind in.

ArtSmart

RiverOfLove wrote: »

I have my dog spoiled rotten. She sleeps in my bed, under the covers, almost sharing my pillow. She's a warm creature and I use her instead of a hot water bottle.

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RiverOfLove

Deleted User wrote: »

My dog's house is so good that I have to often remove "squatters" (the neighbours dogs) before I can let him in!

Squatters in the kennel...brillant. Another low promised for monday according to the weather forum. So that's probably another storm.

How will people come home from the pub tonight or will people be locked in for safety?

Karl Stein

The fishing boat 'Mary Ellen' is not too far from Lough Swilly on the north Coast now folks. Looks like it's been fighting a strong headwind in an attempt to get to safety.

Mint Aero wrote: »

Why's it worse at sea?

No shelter from mountains and forests.

ArtSmart

RiverOfLove wrote: »

How will people come home from the pub tonight or will people be locked in for safety?

lol. yeah.

'Your Honor, as a matter of public safety, and as a service to the community, I, Larry Landlord, did deem it necessary, your honor, hic, to ...'

ArtSmart

Airplane is on in ten mins, so not all bad.

ArtSmart

hmm. Lights flickering. Crazy sound from the wind.


Cud be just me and my toy airplane under the blankies...

Muff Richardson

ArtSmart wrote: »

hmm. Lights flickering. Crazy sound from the wind.


Cud be just me and my toy airplane under the blankies...

Your gags are sh*t. Not just the quoted one, all of them.

RiverOfLove

Salthill is flooded tonight.

My scarf blew away from around my neck.

Sir Arthur Daley

Good night for flying a kite.

pandaboy

sebastianlieken

FizzleSticks wrote: »

This is quite hypnotic and imformative http://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/isobaric/1000hPa/orthographic=-8.73,42.57,289

That site is awesome! cheers

wendell borton

sebastianlieken wrote: »

That site is awesome! cheers

Spent half the night between that, the weather forum, flightradar24 and marinetraffic.

pandaboy

wendell borton wrote: »

Spent half the night between that, the weather forum, flightradar24 and marinetraffic.

Same. One of the lads had a link up to listen to contact between the pilots and the control tower at Dublin airport.

RiverOfLove

RiverOfLove wrote: »

Please let your dog stay inside tonight. It's too rotten outside. He/she will be shivering. You could make a bed for him/her from a blanket. Just fold over in half and half again if needs be or from an old jacket and place it on the floor in the sitting room, hall or even your bedroom. If you're worried he might pee in the house, don't be. Don't are usually smart.

I have my dog spoiled rotten. She sleeps in my bed, under the covers, almost sharing my pillow. She's a warm creature and I use her instead of a hot water bottle.

I let him into the house at about 5AM, the noise of the debris flying around was scaring him too much.

donegal__road

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJO85YmU-M0