Storm Lorenzo Chat Thread.

SEPT 23 1989

Prime Time should be good

mikeecho

FFS... It's even getting a mention on tonight's Prime Time on RTÉ1.

sjb25

This is mad it's great Craic all the same

SEPT 23 1989

mikeecho wrote: »

FFS... It's even getting a mention on tonight's Prime Time on RTÉ1.

It’s headlining

ednwireland

LastLagoon wrote: »

TIME TO DISBAND MET ÉIREANN

they rarely get the forecast right for the northwest, we never take what met e says seriously up here

teednab-el

Sardonicat wrote: »

Dublin is not on the West Coast!

Dublin would have to get hyped too eventhough its on the east coast the complete other side of the country to where the storm is.

Foggy Jew

Damien360 wrote: »

Is that fake tan on the hands of Sean Mc....

He was definitely tangoed.

Doctors room ghost

Did anyone see srameen?
No sign of him, hope he’s alright

easypazz

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

It’s headlining

Live from the coast!

Sardonicat

easypazz wrote: »

He seemed to imply the heavy rain might bring down trees.

Which in turn will prompt the chain saw maniacs try and clear the fallen trees and have accidents. Fųking mayhem out there. KEEP CALM EVERYONE!

JamesBond2010

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

It’s headlining

Behind the hype that was Storm Lorenzo Prime time investigates:cool: :D:D

firemansam4

Met Eireann has done nothing wrong, they only issued an yellow advisory for most the country. The orange warnings just for coastal areas that may have had the potential for stronger gusts.

Its the media that has over hyped this event up and people loosing the run of themselves because they heard the words hurricane and Ireland together.

teednab-el

lawred2 wrote: »

Saw that. Utterly laughable. The best was some girl down in Ballybunion with her hair barely fluttering in a breeze.

Thats our Zara King there

SEPT 23 1989

RTE are not backing down

JamesBond2010

Sardonicat wrote: »

Which in turn will prompt the chain saw maniacs try and clear the fallen trees and have accidents. Fųking mayhem out there. KEEP CALM EVERYONE!

Wtf ?

easypazz wrote: »

He seemed to imply the heavy rain might bring down trees.

I have never seen rain bring down a tree unless it's raining chainsaws ?

Hooter23

The End is Nigh according to rte...in other news its a bit breezy:rolleyes:

moeblogs

A few messages I received today...:o Waterford City..

Sardonicat

Is he standing crooked to make it look like he's finding it hard to stay upright in the wind?

SEPT 23 1989

Cant understand a word porter tash is saying

Storm 10

Take a look at Marine Traffic all the boats tbat were sheltering in Kerry/Cork are all heading to sea again

ednwireland

ahh prime time reporting on a real storm several years ago

JamesBond2010

moeblogs wrote: »

A few message I received today...:o Waterford City..

u lucky b***D 123.ie never sent me one @ all:D:D:D

TheRiverman

Talking about 2014 as a filler.Where's the howling wind noise ?.Oh sorry there isn't any wind.This is so embarrassing,out through the windows behind them the water is barely moving

Captain Snow

Brilliant its Captain Birds Eye .

Sardonicat

The rock armour us holding up well against nothing (so far)

Roger_007

Prime Time:- I see Santy has arrived on the west coast..........it must be serious!

piplip87

Man Vs ManUre wrote: »

There is no storm at all. The news people and RTÉ are deliberately lying to us to boost ratings. Their footage is from foreign places that get storms like New Orleans and Indonesia. Dublin is mild and clear blue skies. I won’t ever fall for this storm warning again. Still tho, glad I was able to use it as an excuse to ‘work’ from home today and tomorrow.

Except it was never meant to hit Dublin ?

greenpilot

eastie17 wrote: »

There are no trees in Connacht and west Ulster

Are you serious? Or just living East if the Shannon?

Wtf ?

Bens Surf Shop says all his stock was destroyed in 2014 becauce it got wet lol !