Carlow Weather tweetz:
Fair play to ESB Networks. Power has been restored to my weather station near Tullow [Co Carlow], top gust at my station was 99.8kmh. Webcam looking east showing nice afternoon after Storm Brendan.
UPDATE:
Correction, looking at data from my station which has battery backup, the top gust was 105.6kmh at my station. pic.twitter.com/ttZgD6D4QV
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) January 13, 2020
Earlier: The Brendan Voyage
UPDATE:
Flooding on the promenade in Salthill as high tide hits #stormbrendan More on @VirginMediaNews at 8 pic.twitter.com/qx9TseJ3BW
— Paul Quinn (@PaulQuinnNews) January 13, 2020
High tide here in Salthill where the water is overtopping the flood defences pic.twitter.com/WUwPiCbsCT
— Shane Beatty (@ShaneBeattyNews) January 13, 2020
UPDATE:
Here’s an epic slow motion sequence of Thunder Child II hit by a couple of massive waves during Storm Brendan today, beautifully shows the power and majesty of the sea. #StormBrendan @captainbob76 @MaryP972 A nice video follows @LarryCpix @mbymagazine @urlofcork @AfloatMagazine pic.twitter.com/tYZwIU0QVc
— Safehaven Marine (@SafehavenMarine) January 13, 2020
