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Dude111 24-01-2025 12:25

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Originally Posted by Chris
The eye is forecast to drop to around 935mB before it starts to fill again, which is as deep as a cat 4 hurricane. So yes, it’s going to be very bad. Thankfully it isn’t a hurricane, the physics are different thanks to our latitude, and the winds won’t reach persistently hurricane force speeds, and the storm will weaken as soon as it gets close to land. But as we don’t have a hurricane season here, we don’t have the infrastructure to cope with hurricane force storms. So things are going to get a bit hairy over the next 18 hours.

Im sorry Chris.I hope you are all OK thru this bad storm!!

heero_yuy 24-01-2025 12:55

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Well despite the doom laden warnings we've only got a light zephyr down here, even the met office charts only show 15MPH breeze.

Chris 24-01-2025 13:07

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 36189964)
Well despite the doom laden warnings we've only got a light zephyr down here, even the met office charts only show 15MPH breeze.

You’re only under a yellow warning on the south coast. The Met Office uses an impact scale that balances intensity against likelihood, and with a very serious storm coming in off the Atlantic that seems appropriate for areas near it but not in its path.

Stephen 24-01-2025 13:07

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All the fencing around the still a building site part of our new estate has blown down. Just to the right of picture is a bus stop. Could have been dangerous had people been about. I didn't take the photo. Was by someone in the flats.

1701-e 24-01-2025 13:28

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Whole of Ireland hit hard. It's a biggy.

Chris 24-01-2025 13:33

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I won’t be trying to pick this up any time soon.

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...1&d=1737725568

It’s full BTW - 6 patio chairs and a metal framed recliner. No mere fart knocked it over.

Stephen 24-01-2025 14:22

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82mph gusts recorded in the east end of Glasgow a short while ago.

Hugh 24-01-2025 14:51

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h/t @soccermomma12.bsky.social

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...2&d=1737730230

:D

Paul 24-01-2025 15:36

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Windy here, but nothing more than previous storms.

GD's play house went for a walk, and the trampoline blew over, thats about it really.

TheDaddy 24-01-2025 15:41

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 36189960)
A few of our neighbours ignored the do not put your bins out and now gardens are filled with rubbish as they blew around. My garden fence is blowing around and my neighbour trampoline is really not secure. To get worse in next couple of hours as the winds sweep round to be more westerly.

Yes one of those weird days where everyone in the country either gains or loses a trampoline


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