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Post-Tropical Cyclone BERTHA

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    #92
    bcmf
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    On an island off Western France. Just south of Nantes. And while you have got the rain we got the wind. Sustained heavy warm wind since the middle of the night with what feels like Gale force gusts.We are on the South facing of the island and get the brunt of it. View from the beach far out to the Atlantic is fantastic!


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    #93
    Rikand
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    Just looking at the rotation of the rain on the radar, is the low passing over Dublin City now?

    Has that moved a bit north from what they were saying?


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    #94
    bmc58
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    Much ado about nothing.A few showers is all we got where I live.
    All it will do is make my grass grow quicker.


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    #95
    Calibos
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    bmc58 wrote: »
    Much ado about nothing.A few showers is all we got where I live.
    All it will do is make my grass grow quicker.

    The lightening storm a few weeks ago that hit the South east had petered out for the most part before it got to Bray. Much ado about nothing would have been a silly comment for me to make just because Bray only ended up getting a handful of strikes and 20 minutes of heavy rain......


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    #96
    rainbow kirby
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    Absolutely chucking down rain in north London, but not particularly windy.


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    #97
    Red Nissan
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    jprboy wrote: »
    Go on, admit it, your earlier prediction was wrong :P

    Well, this AM I took a snap of my physical rain gauges, one read 27mm the other is overscale @25mm, so my part of cork got pretty much as expected.

    How did everyone else do. It was pretty massive rain for a good while.


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    #98
    Harry Palmr
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    Meh! No Hurricane Charlie!


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    #99
    Supercell
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    26mm of rain overnight, feels very autumnal outside today.
    https://www.loughlinstown.ie

    Have a weather station?, why not join the Ireland Weather Network - http://irelandweather.eu/



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    #100
    _Kaiser_
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    Heavy rain last night in South County Dublin but cloudy/sunny and blue skies here now. Very windy though.


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    #101
    Xenji
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    We have had heavy rain for most of the morning here in Castlebar, been quite humid as well.


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    #102
    jprboy
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    Red Nissan wrote: »
    Well, this AM I took a snap of my physical rain gauges, one read 27mm the other is overscale @25mm, so my part of cork got pretty much as expected.

    How did everyone else do. It was pretty massive rain for a good while.

    Hats off so, excellent prediction on your part :)

    I was looking at the radar yesterday evening and it seemed that parts of Cork City were getting very heavy rain over several hours.


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    #103
    dring
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    still very active and extensive, stretching from Arctic down to Portugal


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