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So this Hurricane

BillyBobBS

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.:(

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The_Valeyard

server down wrote: »

Red warning.

jprboy

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".

:pac::pac::pac:

server down

Red warning.

_Dara_

IvyTheTerrible wrote: »

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

Check out the damage Hurricane Debbie did to Ireland in the ‘60s despite being more of a tropical storm at that point. Depending on if it makes landfall in Ireland, it can still do a lot of damage. There are a lot of variables really. Just because it might peter out doesn’t mean that the media was wrong to warn prople.

foxy farmer

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

RayM

AttentionBebe wrote: »

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

Everyone has their blind spots. :mad:

AttentionBebe

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

flaneur

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

jonon9

server down wrote: »

Thanks for the expertise.

More again at 9

Sue Pa Key Pa

flaneur wrote:

I would suggest removing loose stuff around your house,.

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

RayM

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".

Guy Sajer

flaneur

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.

server down

jonon9 wrote: »

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

Thanks for the expertise.

vicwatson

billyhead wrote: »

A storm in a teacup. The media hype these things

Instead its gonna be

sjb25

AllForIt wrote: »

Overblown story if you ask me.

Overblown

jonon9

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

fryup

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

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

Harry Palmr

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

Patser

whoopsadoodles wrote: »

Don't make any uneccesary hair appointments

Is that you Theresa Mannion?

server down

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

RobertKK

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

Hande hoche!

I miss Bill Paxton.

whoopsadoodles

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

AllForIt

Overblown story if you ask me.

Beasty

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

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

IvyTheTerrible

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

McMurphy

I'm buying a kite.

billyhead

A storm in a teacup. The media hype these things

Will I Am Not

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