So this Hurricane

Avatar MIA · 15-10-2017 05:45PM

LordSutch wrote: »

From an East coast perspective what do ya reckon?

A massive storm or a blustery day.

Depends Waterford and Wexford and South Dublin should be fairly shook. Further up the East Coast will be less affected, in my non expert opinion.

OldMrBrennan83 · 15-10-2017 05:46PM

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RobbingBandit · 15-10-2017 05:46PM

Government task force meeting for preparation h today vet it was itchy...

Avatar MIA · 15-10-2017 05:50PM

Patww79 wrote: »

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North Dublin, Meath, Louth and Down and Anrtrim depending on your political perspective. So, about half of the East Coast expecting to be badly hit. The rest less so, but significantly impacted.

Kermit.de.frog · 15-10-2017 05:52PM

Will Trump be coming over to throw paper towels at us?

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 15-10-2017 05:53PM

Met Eireann say they are close to extending the Red alert to all counties.

snowflaker · 15-10-2017 05:54PM

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Will Trump be coming over to throw paper towels at us?

He's not our President! I'm sure Michael D would write an angry poem about him!

Colser · 15-10-2017 05:56PM

Zayn Red Carpentry wrote: »

Met Eireann say they are close to extending the Red alert to all counties.

As you're there Zayn Red Carpentry and an expert on nature, I was wondering if animals/birds sense something like this storm approaching ?

Kermit.de.frog · 15-10-2017 06:02PM

#prayforophelia

Ferm001 · 15-10-2017 06:02PM

Don't think I should risk work tomorrow. Might just join the monday club in the local, and ride it out with fellow worried patrons.

andekwarhola · 15-10-2017 06:02PM

Maybe most of the M50 dick heads will be afraid to drive tomorrow. Silver linings and all that.

McMurphy · 15-10-2017 06:03PM

Patww79 wrote: »

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Hong Kong and Malaysia.

RobbingBandit · 15-10-2017 06:06PM

This time tomorrow we could all be living it up on the coast of France, except the lost city of atlantis aka Cork.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 15-10-2017 06:06PM

Colser wrote: »

As you're there Srameen and an expert on nature, I was wondering if animals/birds sense something like this storm approaching ?

Some studies suggest birds can sense an approaching storm a few days away by ultrasound emitted by storms and that migratory birds will leave an area early or alter they routes accordingly. However, fleeing an area is not practicable for most bird species. They just hunker down and shelter on the leeward side of trees or inside thick hedges. The decreased wind speed in these microhabitats is considerable.

OldMrBrennan83 · 15-10-2017 06:06PM

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suicide_circus · 15-10-2017 06:07PM

Avatar MIA · 15-10-2017 06:16PM

suicide_circus wrote: »

Make like Harvey Weinstein has just invited your wife/gf to his hotel.

Kermit.de.frog · 15-10-2017 06:23PM

https://twitter.com/WhispersNewsLTD/status/919623752937242624

Kermit.de.frog · 15-10-2017 06:27PM

suicide_circus wrote: »

I think you find I am the voice of restrained, calm and collected reason amongst the chaos on the weather forum.:cool:

lazybones32 · 15-10-2017 06:33PM

Am in a red warning county, so i've everything put away and have water, food and candles set out. The radio requires 6 big as$ batteries, so i'll wait for the power to go before i consider buying them.

If i don't make it, i want you all to know that i love you.

Cody montana · 15-10-2017 06:37PM

Don't panic......we are all going to die!

pajor · 15-10-2017 06:40PM

Here in Holland, it was 22 degrees today. It's expected to be up to 26 degrees tomorrow. Blue skies and sun. My parents in Co. Waterford have stocked up on candles and wood the fire. Hatches battened down. My mum describes it all as frightening. :eek:

Stay safe folks.