Just cancelled my golf for Sat morning as we're forecast 45mph gusts and heavy rain all day

Storm Bert

Bugger off Bertie

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/ace/standar...9d13f.png.webp


[Storm Bert will move in from
the Atlantic during Saturday after
undergoing explosive cyclogenesis.

This is when the central pressure
of the storm drops more than 24mb in
24 hours and which meteorologists
also use the term "weather bomb"
to describe.
Winds will increase right across the
UK through Saturday morning
with gusts of 40-60mph (65-96km/h) expected
quite widely across Scotland and
parts of northern England.

A Met Office yellow warning for
wind has been issued for these areas
from 5am to 7pm on Saturday.

Locally around Irish Sea coasts,
gusts will reach 70mph (113km/h).

These winds have the potential
to cause damage and disruption
to the transport network and buildings,
and power cuts are also possible.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/articles/cdrdpn5345xo

so sad

Glasgow this morning

Ch5HD News Storm Special on now

In Scotland, as well.

Bert looks Deadly

Pushing intense Snow on half the UK


Ch5HD News Live

It's been hovering around zero-c and below (-4c) for a few days now.

But apparently on Sunday, we're getting 15c. :eek:

RED warnings for Cork



https://www.met.ie/warnings-tomorrow.html

yes thanks to Bert, we're getting like 16 or 17 degrees celsius tomorrow and monday


was absolutely super freezing cold last few days, we also had quite a bit of snow, that's all gone since yesterday

2 inches of snow so far and coming down in lumps

We survived, all calm here again

peak gust at Cork airport 54mph

71mph Malin Head

One Dead,
A tree fell on his car.

Hampshire.

All media.

Continuous Rain
UK Floods Warning now

In Devon someone in the water
floating away....................

Wales :

10 rescued from, a Landslide

BBC

Sadly In Wales
one man was found drowned

It's very windy tonight here in London

Storm Conall

Just gone

Not too bad today. Quite mild.

FACT
Did you know that Loch Ness (shown in green below) holds more water than
all the lakes, rivers, canals and reservoirs in the whole of England and Wales
combined!
The deepest point in Loch Ness is 126 Fathoms which is twice the average
depth of the North Sea! This is where you will find the Loch Ness Monster
chilling on most days


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