Are U ready for teh storm?

RonMexico · 10-03-2008 3:41pm

a $hitstorm is a comin...

lostexpectation · 10-03-2008 3:42pm

ah no they said it be over by tues

Terry · 10-03-2008 3:47pm

It's sunny here (North Kildare). I think you are all lying about bad weather.

I hope it doesn't rain tomorrow.
I don't like using power tools in the rain.

Jigsaw · 10-03-2008 3:50pm

Grand weather here in Belfast.

Though last night the wind and rain was mad. Those orange plastic barrier things that roadworkers put round roadworks were blowing up and down the road I live on. But nice spring day today.

Terry · 10-03-2008 3:54pm

Jigsaw wrote: »

Grand weather here in Belfast.

Though last night the wind and rain was mad. Those orange plastic barrier things that roadworkers put round roadworks were blowing up and down the road I live on. But nice spring day today.

They should stop making them orange in the interest of peace.

eoghan h · 10-03-2008 5:04pm

fairly bad today in Cork

A tile blew off the tower in our school and came through a window......loads of free classes and no study......wooooooo

mike65 · 10-03-2008 5:08pm

Its all getting a bit hairy again here, sudden gusting, lots of wind movement.

Mike.

Taters · 10-03-2008 6:21pm

It's not bad in Cork, in my opinion... Well the wind is pretty strong but there's been no damage as far as I can see.

Mr. CooL ICE · 10-03-2008 6:26pm

Weather is ****e in Limerick (it always is). Had a few sunny spells, but for the majority of the time, outdoors has been inhabitable with high winds and big rain drops

Adam · 10-03-2008 6:30pm

Apparently Munster is going to get it a bit tonight, the tail is going to hang over us for a while it seems.

Can anyone tell me what direction this is heading? http://www.met.ie/sat/euro-ir.asp

Adam · 10-03-2008 6:31pm

LordChessington wrote: »

Weather is ****e in Limerick (it always is). Had a few sunny spells, but for the majority of the time, outdoors has been inhabitable with high winds and big rain drops

Chubby rain?

TequilaMockingBird · 10-03-2008 6:46pm

This is Sueme, reporting from under the kitchen table....

Its V V V windy here in Sligo.

Over and out.

Fajitas! · 10-03-2008 6:59pm

Dublin's wet and miserable. Looks like just another miserable day.

Waterford was grand yesterday.

I was looking forward to raking in money on stock photos of torn up Dublin

Thrill · 10-03-2008 7:28pm

Taters wrote: »

It's not bad in Cork, in my opinion... Well the wind is pretty strong but there's been no damage as far as I can see.

yep, its dry atm. I did see a tree that had been blown down during the night as I went to work this morning.

YeatsCounty · 10-03-2008 7:33pm

The wind's beginning to pick up a bit.

Latest scenes from Sligo.

May the Gods have mercy on us all.

Thrill · 10-03-2008 7:41pm

YeatsCounty wrote: »

The wind's beginning to pick up a bit.

Latest scenes from Sligo.

May the Gods have mercy on us all.

Holy crap!!!

/grabs umbrella and hopes for the best.

Steve · 10-03-2008 7:47pm

The clouds that were out for an afternoon stroll are now going like a robbers dog.

Could be a bit more interesting than last night - if only I hadn't eaten all the popcorn:(

lostexpectation · 10-03-2008 7:49pm

so even with the lack of bad weather is the water coming over the seawalls/searoads in dublin?

Dun laoire · 10-03-2008 7:53pm

YeatsCounty wrote: »

The wind's beginning to pick up a bit.

Latest scenes from Sligo.

May the Gods have mercy on us all.

Is that yer man 6th?? I was sure he lived in Dublin.

I have a dilemma. I mentioned earlier that i had a bit of rubbish in the back garden but it was gone this morning. I've had a quick look out the window there and i noticed it is in the Kinsella's back garden two doors up now. Happy days lads!! However i've also noticed that one of my shirts is stuck up in his tree. My own fault for leaving it on the line i suppose but it's my pulling shirt and i should really go get it back. Only thing is he's gonna ask if thats my rubbish if i go up about my shirt and i cant lie to save my life so it will mean i'll have to take it back. Now i was considering climbing the tree tonight when they've all gone to bed to go fetch it but if i was caught up the neighbours tree at 2 in the morning that will look a bit dodgy. I could pay my mate dole Q Mick a tenner to do it but he'll just fukin sell it so i'll be down a shirt and a tenner.

What would ye do?

Steve · 10-03-2008 7:58pm

Dun laoire wrote: »

However i've also noticed that one of my shirts is stuck up in his tree.

Wind's changing direction so you'll get it back tonight.

The_Minister · 10-03-2008 7:59pm

Biggest.

Letdown.

Ever.

Storm my shiny, plump...shoes.

Dun laoire · 10-03-2008 8:03pm

stevec wrote: »

Wind's changing direction so you'll get it back tonight.

Sorted!

Toto Wolfcastle · 10-03-2008 8:39pm

Beautiful morning today in Galway, lovely blue sky.

Then I had to walk to work at about 1. So it started raining about 12 and didn't stop until I got to the school.

I had my student giving me regular weather forecasts.

Still not much of a storm.

Steve · 11-03-2008 1:24am

such an anticlimax, I want my money back:mad:

MrJoeSoap · 11-03-2008 1:30am

Have to say its all been a bit of a non-event for me thus far. Wind in Clontarf wasn't even as strong as it normally is.

dsmythy · 11-03-2008 1:34am

The worst missed us. Had it tracked further north you would of got your show. Still got some strong gusts down Cork way. That should of been the place to be.

Are U ready for teh storm?

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