Tag Archives: Storms

This afternoon.

Griffith Avenue, Dublin.

G’wan Fran and Tommy.

Thanks Deirdre Henchey

London Plane?

Snowbie, who describes themselves as an amateur UK/Ireland weather historian and student, tweetz:

Maximum wind gusts for Storm Gareth in comparison with other storms of the season and the 2010s decade at Irish stations. Colour coded based on the warning system.

Red = In excess of 130kph
Orange/amber = 111 to 130kph
Yellow = 90 to 110kph

Meanwhile…

Carlow Weather tweetz:

Two planes playing X and O in the Sky 😁 plenty of bright spells over Carlow but cloud increasing from the West as winds start to ease off here.

storm

Lahinch, Co Clare.

Remember the January storms?

Photographer Niall Cosgrove writes:

“I found this person when I was editing these photos to get printed. As far as I know the person had to be rescued. What I was told he survived by holding onto the metal railing attached to the lifeguard station….How this person wasn’t swept out to sea, I just don’t know…

Anyone?

Via MagicSeaweed

Thanks Sean

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This afternoon.

Laura writes:

“Crews working for ESB Networks repair one of the main power lines in Co Limerick which feeds into Charleville, [North Cork] today. An estimated 8,000 homes and 10,000 businesses are still without power following the storms”.

ESB warns all services may not be restored until end of week (Irish Times)

(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)

Leee

The River Lee bursts its bank in Cork city this morning.

Damian Ó Laocha

Youghal

John Finn tweetz:

What remained of Youghal’s boardwalk [in east Cork] has been pummelled by the sea this morning. Very sad.

Trampic
Tramore this morning by Brendan St John. Via Gavan Drohan

Tramoree

Tramore Tourism writes:

John Crowley just sent Tramore Tourism this amazing photo of a giant wave hitting the Pier in Tramore. The pier storm wall is 30ft high so you can call a height on it yourself. Answers on a post card please…. What height is this wave?

Tramorre

Tramore Tourism writes:

Storm is surging over Tramore Promenade. Please everyone stay well clear of the beach area this morning. Do not attempt to drive anywhere along the beach front! The tide is dropping but the swell & wind is still increasing. Big thanks to Tony Power for this amazing photo. Stay safe out there people.

Tramoremark

Beautiful Ireland Photography writes:

A wall of water going up then the wind takes over and it crashes back to earth with a big splash flooding all around it. Amazing sight. Nature at its best but you got to be at your most careful. Tramore County Waterford [last night].

MizenHead

Best Photo’s of Baltimore writes this morning:

A calm day at the Mizen Head the other day! 50ft swell expected to hit the coast here later and I hear An Siopa in Cape Clear has already lost its windows and is flooded. Be safe everyone.

Picture by Pierce Higgins

 

Sounds alright.

NO!

That would be AS bad as the one Fish missed in 1987:

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqs1YXfdtGE

Aaaaaaaahhhhhhhh.

Etc.

Thanks Lars Biscuits