BLUEMOMENT

Storm F11.

COASTAL REPORTS and SEA CROSSINGS
Coastal Reports at 12 Noon Saturday 10 January 2009
Malin Head South-Southwest, 40 Knots, Gust 59 Knots, Recent rain, 26 Miles, 1003, Falling rapidly

There now - all gone. Not so bad, was it?

Bugeroff. Me spray dodgers got shredded.
Have sent them over to you for re-stitching.

claymore wrote:There now - all gone. Not so bad, was it?

Oh no it aint, just wait!

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Fletchers delight - look at all the nice feathers on the arrows, and the pretty colours.

A breeze . . .

Malin
Fri 16 Jan
perhaps hurricane force 12 later

Malin
Gale warning 0354 Sat 17 Jan
Storm force 10 veering southwesterly and increasing hurricane force 12 soon

Off down the yard to try and tie the Aerogen up . . .

COASTAL REPORTS and SEA CROSSINGS FORECAST Coastal Reports at 4 PM Saturday 17 January 2009
Malin Head South, 36 Knots, Gust 65 Knots, Mod. rain, 2 Miles, 970, Falling very rapidly
Buoy M5 South-Southwest, 39 Knots, Gust 62 Knots, The visibility at Tuskar Lighthouse is 7 Miles, 988, Falling very rapidly
Belmullet Southwest, 45 Knots, Gust 94 Knots, Rain shower, 1.6 Miles, 970, Falling
Buoy M1 53o 8'N, 11o 12'W NOT AVAILABLE,
Buoy M2 53o 29'N, 5o 26'W South, 43 Knots, Gust 57 Knots, WAVE HT 04.5 m, 984, Falling very rapidly
Buoy M3 51o 13'N, 10o 33'W West-Southwest, 30 Knots, Gust 49 Knots, WAVE HT 10.1 m, 986, Rising slowly
Buoy M4 55o 0'N 10o 0'W Southwest, NOT AVAILABLE Knots, WAVE HT 09.1 m, 958, Falling very rapidly
Buoy M5 51o 41'N 6o 42'W South-Southwest, 39 Knots, Gust 62 Knots, WAVE HT 05.8 m, 988, Falling very rapidly
Buoy M6 53o 4'N 15o 56'W West, 31 Knots, Gust 46 Knots, WAVE HT 06.9 m, 980, Rising very rapidly


Ah sure what's the problem?
Those gusts of 94 knots at Belmullet are just a stiff breeze...

Clyde_Wanderer wrote:

claymore wrote:There now - all gone. Not so bad, was it?

Oh no it aint, just wait!

Told you it wasent all over!

It's a pleasant change for us on the Clyde coast when the weather goes SE.
Just slept through it all.