Tis a tad windy

[BroadScot]

Mark, Scoot remains in the boot of the car at all times. The garden hut was five gardens down, and was not in the best of condition. This morning it's heavy hailstorm and a leaden sky!

 Iain

[unclemike]

over here in the emerald  isle we have had high winds and heavy rain every night this week, driving to belfast from kildare today we had snow then sleet then a bit of sun, approaching belfast we met gritters then snow on the roads being sorted by snowploughs,good job traffic was light

[SteveO]

Was pretty wild down here on the SE coast last night. Things calmed down by morning and by this afternoon the sky was clear blue and the sun was shining. Sharp edge to the wind though, so the fire will be lit this evening.

Steve

 

[BroadScot]

Well I see we up here are in for "Henry" next! Since they started naming these storms they have been coming thick n fast! Grrrrrr!

 Iain

[jillR]

as they follow the letters of the alphabet and weve had Gertrude and henry comes next so

the next after henry I guess will begin with I

Ingrid  Ignatius ira  ... I wonder ?

 

[Hylander]

Still very windy but a glorious day at Southwold.    Mind you saying that ,  just look at the sky over Will's mothers.

[BroadScot]

The gale/storm is becoming progressively stronger up here. Looks like I am in for a very rough night!

Iain.

[Hylander]

Oh dear Iain you will have to hang on to the bed posts tightly.    It seems to me that since they are started to name these storms they (the storms) seem to feel obliged to keep turning up every couple of days.

 

 

[BroadScot]

Hi Monica,

Living in Troon we are use to lots of windy days, but these latest blasts have been on the severe side. Getting in and out the car has been a bit of a challenge at times. The Renault Scenic has BIG doors so catches the wind very easily.

Hopefully these are the equinoxes last blast, but i doubt it very much.

Iain.

[Hylander]

You and yours please take care Iain.     

[Poppy]

Why are hurricanes named after women?

Because when they arrive, they're wet and wild, and when they leave they take your house and your car.

[JennyMorgan]

28 minutes ago, Poppy said:

Why are hurricanes named after women?

Because when they arrive, they're wet and wild, and when they leave they take your house and your car.

Welcome to the house & car, so long as they leave the boat & moorings!