[caprimint]

Can this vile ****ing heat end right now

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Originally Posted by caprimint

Can this vile ****ing heat end right now

it will on weds

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

it will on weds

Can't wait, it seems to be looking towards more average temperatures from then on

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http://heavy.com/news/2017/08/harvey...s-online-here/

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[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

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Devastating for them

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https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/...ate=2017-10-01

yellow warning be aware Sunday into Monday for rain. Rain associated with ex Hurricanes Lee and Maria


Chief Forecaster's assessment

Spells of heavy rain are likely to reach western Britain later on Saturday and may become prolonged by the early hours of Sunday, only clearing southeastwards later on Sunday. Many places, particularly high ground will see 25-50 mm of rain, but where the rain becomes prolonged as much as 100 mm could fall over upland areas. The exact location of where the largest rainfall totals will occur is currently uncertain. Although it looks as if the more persistent rain should clear away southeastwards later on Sunday, further heavy persistent rain is possible in places on Monday; this appears more likely across the more southwestern parts of Britain.Strong winds are likely at times, with gusts of 50-60 mph possible in some exposed coastal areas.


Regions affected: Central, Tayside & Fife East Midlands North West England SW Scotland, Lothian Borders South West England Strathclyde Wales West Midlands Yorkshire & Humber

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Ex-Hurricane Ophelia is forecast to track directly over Ireland during daytime Monday. Violent and destructive gusts are forecast with all areas at risk Also heavy rain will result in local flooding. There is potential risk to lives

The issue of red level severe weather warnings implies that recipients take action to protect themselves and/or their properties; this could be by moving their families out of the danger zone temporarily; by staying indoors; or by other specific actions aimed at mitigating the effects of the weather conditions. It is the highest level of alert Met Eireann can issue.


http://www.independent.ie/irish-news...-36228710.html


Neem and any other Irish members please take action now and be careful.

[Jack_]

One of the worst summers I can remember for a long time, it's been miserable af since mid July

About time we had some hot weather, today's been lovely

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According to the Met Office, the wettest summer on record for the UK was in 1912.


An average of 384.4mm of rain fell across the UK between June and August of the year that the Titanic sank.


4 day total so far for Houston - 1050mm

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Its America's 4th biggest city and this is a catastrophe

If Donald needs a nudge that Climate change is something to be worried about, this is it.

[Nicky91]

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the right song for this thread

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3.5 years old and filth free

[Niamh.]

[Cherie]

where is Nicky, this is the thread for you! LT will talk isobars with you

[Niamh.]

The kids schools and colleges are closed and we're not opening in work either today so we're all home today except for Gav, most of his work have been sent home too but he's in charge of the fire station so he has to stay

[Niamh.]

We're right on the coast in the grey

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77mph Cork Airport at mo

[Rob!]

Stay safe Irish members. Ophelia looks like a big bitch

[Niamh.]

My sister in Law is supposed to be flying back from Belgium today, it'll probably be cancelled I'd say unless it's a late flight

[Rob!]

Is it just gusts that are that strong or is the wind sustained? I don’t really understand the whole ‘ex hurricane’ thing.

[Niamh.]

I don't think it's an ex hurricane, it's a proper one. At least I heard someone say that on the news anyway. The wind is constant

Eta just looking it up and it says it's a hurricane that's turning into a storm

[Niamh.]

Power just went