So this Hurricane

BillyBobBS · 14-10-2017 09:59AM #1

Seems we a hurricane bearing down on us for Monday. Over in the weather forum they are talking flashlights, taping up windows and AA batteries.

Should i be digging a bunker in my back garden or just taking in my patio furniture and more importantly my wife is getting her hair cut today shall i tell her it's a waste of time as her hair do will be ruined come Monday.

God speed Ireland.:(

sjb25 · 14-10-2017 10:00AM

Bottle of whiskey a torch and a shotgun and il ride it out

Allinall · 14-10-2017 10:01AM

BillyBobBS wrote: »

Seems we a hurricane bearing down on us for Monday. Over in the weather forum they are talking flashlights, taping up windows and AA batteries.

Should i be digging a bunker in my back garden or just taking in my patio furniture and more importantly my wife is getting her hair cut today shall i tell her it's a waste of time as her hair do will be ruined come Monday.

God speed Ireland.:(

I'm getting two hatches installed in my house as I type this.

Just so I can batten them down.

Atoms for Peace · 14-10-2017 10:02AM

Distant thunder rumble,
Rumble hungry like the Beast,
The Beast it cometh, cometh down,

donegaLroad · 14-10-2017 10:05AM

There may be flight cancellations and diversions. Ferries could also be affected.

Will I Am Not · 14-10-2017 10:07AM

I've been playing gazebo roulette for a while now. I think it's time to call it a day.

billyhead · 14-10-2017 10:24AM

A storm in a teacup. The media hype these things

McMurphy · 14-10-2017 10:26AM

I'm buying a kite.

IvyTheTerrible · 14-10-2017 10:26AM

It's hyped up. It's a hurricane now but by Monday it'll be calmed down to.typical Autumn storm level.

Beasty · 14-10-2017 11:05AM

T'was 30 years ago this weekend that this occurred:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi1a5Tbw77E

AllForIt · 14-10-2017 11:07AM

Overblown story if you ask me.

whoopsadoodles · 14-10-2017 11:13AM

BillyBobBS wrote: »

more importantly my wife is getting her hair cut today shall i tell her it's a waste of time as her hair do will be ruined come Monday.

Don't make any uneccesary hair appointments

Hande hoche! · 14-10-2017 11:15AM

I miss Bill Paxton.

RobertKK · 14-10-2017 11:20AM

It will be a post tropical cyclone by the time it reaches us on Monday.

server down · 14-10-2017 11:24AM

The expertise on this thread is useful. Thanks. The meteorologists had me slightly worried.

Patser · 14-10-2017 11:26AM

whoopsadoodles wrote: »

Don't make any uneccesary hair appointments

Is that you Theresa Mannion?

Harry Palmr · 14-10-2017 11:28AM

server down wrote: »

The expertise on this thread is useful. Thanks. The meteorologists had me slightly worried.

:pac:

I think we just need that mash up of the Galway Girl and the big blow from a couple of years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzx3MeYonT8

fryup · 14-10-2017 12:08PM

^^^^^^^^^^^^

apparently she's heading out to the hurricane on a rib as we speak

jonon9 · 14-10-2017 12:14PM

A bit of wind and lots of rain that's all we get.

sjb25 · 14-10-2017 12:15PM

AllForIt wrote: »

Overblown story if you ask me.

Overblown

vicwatson · 14-10-2017 12:16PM

billyhead wrote: »

A storm in a teacup. The media hype these things

Instead its gonna be

server down · 14-10-2017 12:17PM

jonon9 wrote: »

A bit of wind and lots of rain that's all we get.

Thanks for the expertise.

flaneur · 14-10-2017 12:19PM

It looks like it’s fizzling out and becoming a bit of a autumn Atlantic storm and not much more than that.
It still has potential to be nasty enough and I would suggest removing loose stuff around your house, but it's no longer looking likely to be a hurricane.

Guy Sajer · 14-10-2017 12:19PM

RayM · 14-10-2017 12:21PM

There'll be a lot of disappointed people on the Weather forum if it turns out to be a damp squid. They're always putting these weather 'events' on a great big pedal stool. I expect some of them are trying to persuade their parents to panic-buy essential items and board the windows up, in anticipation of what will doubtless be remembered for many years as "The Great Blustery Day of 2017".

Sue Pa Key Pa · 14-10-2017 12:26PM

flaneur wrote:

I would suggest removing loose stuff around your house,.

Ach, we've been together too long now for that.

jonon9 · 14-10-2017 12:34PM

server down wrote: »

Thanks for the expertise.

More again at 9

flaneur · 14-10-2017 12:36PM

Sue Pa Key Pa wrote: »

Ach, we've been together too long now for that.

You potentially might not be after Monday though. It could have left you and shacked up in a neighbour's

AttentionBebe · 14-10-2017 01:22PM

RayM wrote: »

There'll be a lot of disappointed people on the Weather forum if it turns out to be a damp squid. They're always putting these weather 'events' on a great big pedal stool. I expect some of them are trying to persuade their parents to panic-buy essential items and board the windows up, in anticipation of what will doubtless be remembered for many years as "The Great Blustery Day of 2017".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnXKVY-_i2c

RayM · 14-10-2017 01:37PM

AttentionBebe wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnXKVY-_i2c

Everyone has their blind spots. :mad:

foxy farmer · 14-10-2017 01:44PM

Will it be as bad as storm Darwin on 12 Feb 2014?

So this Hurricane

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