Apologies for the mispronunciation of Edinburgh, Scotland - I forgot the “E” was short. I’ll remember it for next time! Thanks for the comments and support everyone 👍🏼
The last hour or so in Derry the wind has picked up and is properly strong now. Increasing rain too. Our red warning doesn't start until 7am. I can feel the draft as I write. Going to be an interesting night.
I work for Gloucestershire Highways and although we’re nowhere near the worst of it, they’ve asked everyone if they want to do overtime on Saturday. This means they’re expecting lots of trees down and debris on the roads. If you don’t need to go out, don’t go out ❤
In Donegal, Ireland and as prepared as I can be. Now we wait. Thanks SO very much for your coverage of the weather, your advice means a lot to so many of us xx
It's amazing to think many of the lighthouses facing the north Atlantic in western Scotland were built only once 150 years ago and are still standing, despite many storms which can exceed the imagination of many.
Thanks very much. We on the South Coast went through the Hurricane of '87. We had no warnings - and it was in the middle of the night. Pitch black outside because all electricity went out - it was the noise and crashing sounds as fencing, trees came down and boats were blown up the road that were strange. I was convinced our chimneys were going to come down so I made my young family go downstairs to sleep makeshift on the sitting room floor. Dawn showed us the damage, we were very lucky, it was just garden fences, the chimneys stayed up. Garden pots were blown around the garden. Others didn't fair so well. Prepare whilst you have a chance for those in the affected areas. Torches, matches. candles in jars if you have them. Bedding downstairs. If you have thermos flasks - fill them hot water for tea and coffee drinks. Phones charged obviously. In the dark, with possibly no electricity, being cosy is a help so have blankets spare duvets and sleeping bags to hand.. Good luck everyone, take care and snuggle down!
It's ten past seven in the evening here on the Beara peninsula of south-western Ireland in the dark purple zone. Rain has started; big heavy drops. Sustained wind of 32kph. Spanish and British trawlers heading for shelter in Bantry Bay.
@nick.caffrey Donegal here ... in the purple zone. All very calm here at the moment, but that'll not be long changing. They don't call it the 'Wild Atlantic Way' for nothing.
@@Pmwryan1 It's half past nine. It's a little spicy here right now, but nothing out of the ordinary. Looks a though the storm centre is a bit further north than predicted.
... still hanging off a craggy rock here in Donegal ... We're used to strong winds here but this one looks like it's going to be a big huge. Could be a very noisy night ...
Here in Ireland now County Carlow , moderate rain and winds picking up. Bath full of water to flush the toilets, if power goes well pump goes off. Gas stove ready and spare gas canisters ready. Water bottles full for tea and cooking. Wood for stove stacked in conservatory Beer supply stocked up. Got to get generator for 2025 !
I was in Limerick on the west coast of Ireland for Storm Darwin back in 2014, I remember sitting in a 3rd floor room and watching trees fly by, it ripped up huge oak trees outside the college and the parts of Limerick that was on the river looked like they had been hit by artillery or something. It was quite the ride. So tl;dr hold onto your butts
*Create a safe cell inside the house in the middle* - table in the middle, blankets over the top and down the sides and sofas around the edges, its flying debris that is the issue, windows blowing in etc. You want to be away from all entry points and as protected from it as possible...!!! If by any chance the roof comes down your best chance is under a table with sofas and chairs around you...!!!
I hope plans are being made to Rush aid to the effected area's. Rescue teams and people to repair services will be desperately needed. Britain, don't let Ireland down in that, we might have a chequered past but that doesn't change the here and now.
I asked my sons what happens to their hands if they put their hands outside the car window while driving 120kmh. They know, so they won't go out in those winds and gusts here in Ireland. Stay safe everyone in Ireland and West Scotland. Thanks WW.
Hi 00.07am here on the south coast of Ireland, the heavy rain has blown through very quickly, but wind speeds have drastically increased thankfully most of our fishing trawlers are back in port or are sheltering in neighbouring ports, we are expecting to lose electrical power sometime during the night, that will annoy out teenage grandchildren 😂
I live in Glasgow, central belt of Scotland we are under red alert, all public transport has been suspended (even the Glasgow Subway system till at least 6pm GMT Friday 24th Jan) schools closed, non essential NHS services suspended. I'll be glad when this passes! I appreciate your forecasts thank you.
Hi from North Cork in Ireland, weather not great at all ,westill have power. Its now almost midnight,so its time for bed. Take care everyone and stay safe.
I've got to go to work tomorrow. Luckily starting before the red warning comes into effect but finishing during the storm! So looks like it will be a long day at work, waiting for the storm to pass. I think a 12-hour day looking at the wind speeds on the met office in-depth forecast.
Thank you once again, WW! You are my go-to for bad news that I don’t want to hear… And believe me, I REALLY DO mean that in the BEST possible way. Keep up your great work. 🙏👏🤞
Thank you from the west coast of Scotland, right in its path.I hope everyone stays safe & please bring all pets inside, batten down the hatches people 🙏💕
we are used to these high winds in the west of Scotland its realy no big deal the worst damage is usually trees blown over 80 mph winds is normal breeze , we had storm Bawbag about 12years ago with 105 mph winds
Thank you very much for adding m/s. Being a lifelong sailor (and physicist) I am very familiar with knots and m/s for indicating windspeeds. Cheers Mort from Denmark
Oh wow ! That is very brutal wind. For now my city had wind gusts of 101 km/h and we had some tee damage and my wooden windmill which was over 20kg heavy was picked up and thrown away some 20m and it was destroyed.
@ No, it happened 2021 to 2022. Funny enough it was from south winds which have pushed the temperatures to +15°C even at midnight. It was something like the foen wind. Here winds from cold fronts don’t really go over 60 km/h in summer, but south winds in winter can be savage.
very fortunate that the worse of the storm hits ireland when the tide is at a relatively low level. If it was high there could be some serious flooding with that storm swell.
I’m on the north edge of the Central Scotland Red area but no emergency alerts here on our mobile phones but my brother who lives 12 miles away did get it. Our forecast is for max 78mph winds here on the Forth Valley/ Trossachs area but further east is forecast to get over 85mph……….. they are downwind of me! Right now we are in the calm before the storm - it’s been wet wet and heavily overcast all day but now we have no wind to speak of and the sky is just ablaze with stars and it’s down to +1C - wind is forecast to start raising from 0600U`tC tomorrow morning and peak around 1pm
I like it when you convert to m/s because that's what it is, I have no clue if the wind is 100 km/hour, i usually don't go out with the boat if the wind is more than 8m/s ❤
I think the 2 biggest storms I witnessed in Ireland in my time was Charlie in 1986 and the Christmas storm of 1997, not sure about Ophelia or Darragh rank on the list compared to them ?
@@Deranged316 stay safe and keep away from rooms where there might be trees that could fall on the house. Definitely get kids to a safe part of the house if you got any.
Tornados also have touched down in various parts of Ireland and the Uk! The line of weather prior to the storm brought them in today! Stay save everyone from Ireland
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Apologies for the mispronunciation of Edinburgh, Scotland - I forgot the “E” was short. I’ll remember it for next time! Thanks for the comments and support everyone 👍🏼
@WeatherWatcher14 yes. And it's not "Glassgow" but "glazgoh" you're missing an "N" in "Inverness"😎
@@julianbell9586 leave bro alone, hes tryna warn people
West of Ireland here - lets hope we're still here tomorrow!
You will! Just stay indoors and away from windows. Avoid unnecessary risks 🙂 Be safe!
@WeatherWatcher14 does that go for double pane windows as well?
Let's hope so regards from cork
@ Possibly, but it’s better to be on the safe side
@@mcdarbyj Stay safe from the U.K
Things getting wild and howling out here on the SW coast of Ireland, please say a prayer for all of us.
Not too bad on windward side of Beara. Where are you?
The wind has really picked up here in Kinsale, Cork
It's scary
@cato7294 dear lord jesus take mercy on our Irish friend hail hail.
The last hour or so in Derry the wind has picked up and is properly strong now. Increasing rain too. Our red warning doesn't start until 7am. I can feel the draft as I write. Going to be an interesting night.
Very best wishes to everyone in Ireland.
Stay safe everyone, hope you all get through it okay xx
This is serious news, we are most grateful to you for this important information.
Wow. I hope everyone stays safe 😢
I work for Gloucestershire Highways and although we’re nowhere near the worst of it, they’ve asked everyone if they want to do overtime on Saturday. This means they’re expecting lots of trees down and debris on the roads.
If you don’t need to go out, don’t go out ❤
In Donegal, Ireland and as prepared as I can be. Now we wait. Thanks SO very much for your coverage of the weather, your advice means a lot to so many of us xx
Thank you so much. I've been waiting you're report. Much love and blessings from Ireland 🇮🇪 Be safe, everyone 🙏
You’re welcome! Wishing you all the best!
@@Patricia-zo8tgsorry got to ask... What is your profile picture of..?
Hi from Ireland 😊
Hey!
@WeatherWatcher14 Howyas
Hi from Scotland 🏴❤️🕊️ Be safe 🙏 ✨
@Serenity25Æyk be safe, don't risk!
Hi from the Netherlands. Is it there now? What are you experiencing? Let us know and keep us updated please. Thanks in advance..
It's amazing to think many of the lighthouses facing the north Atlantic in western Scotland were built only once 150 years ago and are still standing, despite many storms which can exceed
the imagination of many.
Absolutely
@@report-all-potholes-and-ro2712 oldest lighthouse in the world hook lighthouse in Ireland, 800s old
Did you see the documentary
Great Irish light houses it's fascinating
Thanks @WeatherWatcher14 for your concise forecast as usual. Hunkering down in Northern Ireland here. I hope everyone stays safe!
You’re welcome!
Live on the west coast of Ireland,alredy been hammered.☔️💨💨💨💨💨💨
Thanks very much. We on the South Coast went through the Hurricane of '87. We had no warnings - and it was in the middle of the night. Pitch black outside because all electricity went out - it was the noise and crashing sounds as fencing, trees came down and boats were blown up the road that were strange. I was convinced our chimneys were going to come down so I made my young family go downstairs to sleep makeshift on the sitting room floor. Dawn showed us the damage, we were very lucky, it was just garden fences, the chimneys stayed up. Garden pots were blown around the garden. Others didn't fair so well.
Prepare whilst you have a chance for those in the affected areas. Torches, matches. candles in jars if you have them. Bedding downstairs. If you have thermos flasks - fill them hot water for tea and coffee drinks. Phones charged obviously.
In the dark, with possibly no electricity, being cosy is a help so have blankets spare duvets and sleeping bags to hand..
Good luck everyone, take care and snuggle down!
Very good tips and thank you for sharing your personal experiences!
It's ten past seven in the evening here on the Beara peninsula of south-western Ireland in the dark purple zone. Rain has started; big heavy drops. Sustained wind of 32kph. Spanish and British trawlers heading for shelter in Bantry Bay.
@nick.caffrey Donegal here ... in the purple zone. All very calm here at the moment, but that'll not be long changing. They don't call it the 'Wild Atlantic Way' for nothing.
@@Pmwryan1 It's half past nine. It's a little spicy here right now, but nothing out of the ordinary. Looks a though the storm centre is a bit further north than predicted.
... still hanging off a craggy rock here in Donegal ... We're used to strong winds here but this one looks like it's going to be a big huge. Could be a very noisy night ...
A beautiful part of the world. Stay safe x
Good luck to you all there. Heavenly place, in good weather.
Good Luck to Ireland 🇮🇪
Brilliant and informative update , all the outside bits secured. much love from Ireland .
Thank you! Stay safe!
Tornadoes in Cornwall earlier today and very windy here along the English Channel coast.
What an appetizer for what’s to come.
Hi from Scotland Glasgow
great to see people uniting together caring about one another
Bro, I am in Glasgow. I'll give you the facts tomorrow. Pray for us 😄
Keeping you all in mind! Stay safe 🙂
🙏🙏🙏 from Dumfries & Galloway!
fellow weegie here. squeaky bum time!
I'm in Kiltealy, Co. Wexford, Ireland. We are usually protected by the Blackstairs mountains. I hope the mountains work their magic tonight
Here in Ireland now County Carlow , moderate rain and winds picking up.
Bath full of water to flush the toilets, if power goes well pump goes off.
Gas stove ready and spare gas canisters ready.
Water bottles full for tea and cooking.
Wood for stove stacked in conservatory
Beer supply stocked up.
Got to get generator for 2025 !
Good work. You sound well prepared. You can get big bags to go in your bath that store water, “water Bob “ I think
@@o00scorpion00o
i am also safe here.
Will switch off the tv and the phone and will sleep like a baby
@ cool, I didn't know that, I'll check it out, thanks.
@ I'm listening to the sound of the rain off the window , love it. Sleep well .
@@o00scorpion00o enjoy the storm. 😴🌬🪟
Just had a mobile phone emergency alert got a fright 😮 I'm in Scotland
Be safe everyone 🙏🕊️
Im in somewhere between the amber and yellow area
Technically it's glassgow and Ireland that's red
@@anumsaleem367 Well I'm an hour away from Glasgow and my whole area got the mobile alert from the Government.
@@anumsaleem367 Technically wind goes where it wants lol 🤣
Please be safe everyone 🙏
@@anumsaleem367 I'm on both and my whole area got the mobile phone alert, better to be safe than sorry. Stay safe 🙏
I was in Limerick on the west coast of Ireland for Storm Darwin back in 2014, I remember sitting in a 3rd floor room and watching trees fly by, it ripped up huge oak trees outside the college and the parts of Limerick that was on the river looked like they had been hit by artillery or something. It was quite the ride. So tl;dr hold onto your butts
Incredible…
Im in kilkenny, Ireland! Best of luck to all here and the UK! X
Be safe!
9pm here in West Cork the rain is driving down and the wind is just starting to pick up ...time to strap in n enjoy the ride 😊
Half nine on Beara. Just a bit spicy, but not scary for now.
@@dannyk3718 Up the Republic of Cork ,stay safe!
Stay safe everyone🙏🙏🙏
Hi from Belfast 😮
Greetings! Be safe over there 🙂
You legend 🎯 ❤
Thanks for being awesome & sharing your hard work with us!!
It's so appreciated 💯❤️🔥
Stay safe, everyone💯🙏
You’re welcome, I’m happy that I can do this!
@WeatherWatcher14 you're a God send to us all ❤️🔥
It's much appreciated!!
Take care & keep up the amazing work, you legend 💯🙏👏❤️🔥
People please, take animals home!!!
My cat was dying to go out he's in by the stove now nice and snug.
Stay safe everyone in this monsters path!!!
Here we go.
Co Kerry Ireland here, gusts are really, really strong.
G'night and stay safe 🙏
Thank you 🙏🏿 for Ireland, ❤
This is the best weather forecast reporting I have seen.
Wow thank you!
Thank you, much appreciated from SW England. The unusual calm blue evening sky was exceptional and foreboding.
You’re welcome!
It truly is the “calm before the storm”…
The Wild Atlantic Way here. So far so good. Stuffs flying around already. 🍀👍🇮🇪🥃🇲🇾🙏✊👏✌️🍀
Stay safe❤️ Watching this from my county in Norway where many people still suffer from power outages after a storm last Friday. This really sucks!
Thanks for the update
You’re welcome!
Thank you. love from the U.K
You’re welcome 🙂
Be safe everyone 🙏🏽 thank you
*Create a safe cell inside the house in the middle* - table in the middle, blankets over the top and down the sides and sofas around the edges, its flying debris that is the issue, windows blowing in etc. You want to be away from all entry points and as protected from it as possible...!!!
If by any chance the roof comes down your best chance is under a table with sofas and chairs around you...!!!
Good ideas.
@@angelatester2471 - I only know cos I watched "Baue of the Fith Column" giving advice on how to survive a Hurricane
Lol 😂
Scary stuff.
Much appreciated from Norway. 👍
Thanks weather watcher..were prepared but it depends really how severe it actually gets.!
You’re welcome!
I hope plans are being made to Rush aid to the effected area's. Rescue teams and people to repair services will be desperately needed. Britain, don't let Ireland down in that, we might have a chequered past but that doesn't change the here and now.
I asked my sons what happens to their hands if they put their hands outside the car window while driving 120kmh. They know, so they won't go out in those winds and gusts here in Ireland. Stay safe everyone in Ireland and West Scotland. Thanks WW.
You’re welcome! Stay safe!
Hi from Ireland, southeast, trampoline is put away. Chainsaw ready. Good luck over in the the west🙏
Hey! Stay safe 🙂
Hello from Ireland hoping our roofs stay in place 🙏
Hello! Stay safe over there!
West coast of Scotland here hopefully it's not too bad tomorrow
Hi 00.07am here on the south coast of Ireland, the heavy rain has blown through very quickly, but wind speeds have drastically increased thankfully most of our fishing trawlers are back in port or are sheltering in neighbouring ports, we are expecting to lose electrical power sometime during the night, that will annoy out teenage grandchildren 😂
Beginning to get windy here on the west coast of Ireland.
As always great report. 👏
🤞 Everyone is safe
Thank you! Stay safe!
Belfast here, stay safe everyone.
Thanks from the UK 🇬🇧 ❤
You’re welcome!
Luckily here in the SE, it's always safe here and not too windy.
I'm in the midlands of Ireland, expecting lots of wind and rain tonight and the early morning.
In County Clare . . . Getting very Wild out there now, knuckle down & Stay Safe everybody.
I live in Glasgow, central belt of Scotland we are under red alert, all public transport has been suspended (even the Glasgow Subway system till at least 6pm GMT Friday 24th Jan) schools closed, non essential NHS services suspended. I'll be glad when this passes! I appreciate your forecasts thank you.
You’re welcome! Be safe 🙂
@WeatherWatcher14 thank you. x
@WeatherWatcher14 thank you x
Hi from North Cork in Ireland, weather not great at all ,westill have power. Its now almost midnight,so its time for bed. Take care everyone and stay safe.
Hola buenas brutal la info brutal tus vídeos 💯💯
Hola! Gracias 😄
@WeatherWatcher14 A ti 👋👋
Thanks WW. We had emergency message from Scottish Government here in Central Scotland, near Helensburgh on the coast
You’re welcome, stay safe!
That is one speedy system (core is same) - in couple days from Mexico to Florida to Ireland. Stay safe! =))
I've got to go to work tomorrow. Luckily starting before the red warning comes into effect but finishing during the storm! So looks like it will be a long day at work, waiting for the storm to pass. I think a 12-hour day looking at the wind speeds on the met office in-depth forecast.
Stay safe!
Thank you once again, WW!
You are my go-to for bad news that I don’t want to hear…
And believe me, I REALLY DO mean that in the BEST possible way.
Keep up your great work.
🙏👏🤞
The teddy bear that is Ireland is about to get battered
Well that teddy (Koala) if it could speak may say. Well I have been here a few hundred years and have seen a few storms with out getting too ruffeled.
Best wishes for all the people on the trajectory of Éowyn. Stay safe! Thoughts and prayers for you all.
If you new boat is in a marina start praying.😶
Thank you from the west coast of Scotland, right in its path.I hope everyone stays safe & please bring all pets inside, batten down the hatches people 🙏💕
Please be safe! I’ll be keeping you all in mind 🙂
Stay safe everyone.
Thanks!
You’re welcome!
There's no way on this planet my hound will want to leave the house tomorrow 😂
Mid 80s mph predicted for us.
Good work young man!
Thank you! Stay safe!
Hi from scotland 🇬🇧
Hey!
Friends in Donegal take care
Great Video 📸 WW!!!
Thank you!
we are used to these high winds in the west of Scotland its realy no big deal the worst damage is usually trees blown over 80 mph winds is normal breeze , we had storm Bawbag about 12years ago with 105 mph winds
It'l be like the last one, a hurricance that turns out to be a wet fart.
WOW 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
Thank you very much for adding m/s. Being a lifelong sailor (and physicist) I am very familiar with knots and m/s for indicating windspeeds.
Cheers
Mort from Denmark
You’re welcome!
Oh wow ! That is very brutal wind. For now my city had wind gusts of 101 km/h and we had some tee damage and my wooden windmill which was over 20kg heavy was picked up and thrown away some 20m and it was destroyed.
Whoa, must have been from that passing cold front today!
@ No, it happened 2021 to 2022. Funny enough it was from south winds which have pushed the temperatures to +15°C even at midnight.
It was something like the foen wind.
Here winds from cold fronts don’t really go over 60 km/h in summer, but south winds in winter can be savage.
@ Ohh sorry 😆 I understood your comment wrong. Still, impressive wind gusts from that type of a setup!
@ Oh, no worries. I am happy to help. Thank you so much for these amazing forecasts.
@@tarikmehmedika2754 You’re welcome, I appreciate your continued support 🙂
Please everyone, if you dont absolutely need to go out dont. These winds are unprecedented stay home sray safe please. ❤
very fortunate that the worse of the storm hits ireland when the tide is at a relatively low level. If it was high there could be some serious flooding with that storm swell.
Absolutely, glad there’s good news despite how intense the storm will be
Met eireann has revised the windspeed from 86kph down twice to 70 something..
Coast of Cork Ireland, gusty rain incoming now 🤞🏽🤞🏼
Wales UK here stay safe everyone
Would love to be at the cliffs of moher when it hits ❤
I’m on the north edge of the Central Scotland Red area but no emergency alerts here on our mobile phones but my brother who lives 12 miles away did get it. Our forecast is for max 78mph winds here on the Forth Valley/ Trossachs area but further east is forecast to get over 85mph……….. they are downwind of me! Right now we are in the calm before the storm - it’s been wet wet and heavily overcast all day but now we have no wind to speak of and the sky is just ablaze with stars and it’s down to +1C - wind is forecast to start raising from 0600U`tC tomorrow morning and peak around 1pm
Wow. Be safe!
This looks is going to be very serious
🙏❤️🙏Keep Strong!.🇪🇸❤️🇨🇮❤️🇬🇧
I like it when you convert to m/s because that's what it is, I have no clue if the wind is 100 km/hour, i usually don't go out with the boat if the wind is more than 8m/s ❤
Be safe everyone 🙏❤
We had a down blast around 1pm in the Solent.
Realy serious rain bomb with wind.
Take care everyone.
If you don’t need to go out? STAY HOME!
👍👍🙏🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧
I think the 2 biggest storms I witnessed in Ireland in my time was Charlie in 1986 and the Christmas storm of 1997, not sure about Ophelia or Darragh rank on the list compared to them ?
This is gonna be worse for us in north compared to Ophelia
@@Deranged316 stay safe and keep away from rooms where there might be trees that could fall on the house. Definitely get kids to a safe part of the house if you got any.
It’s 1.10am in wales 🏴 not long got home from work nothing yet slightly windy slightly wet 🤷🏻♂️
Tornados also have touched down in various parts of Ireland and the Uk! The line of weather prior to the storm brought them in today! Stay save everyone from Ireland
Yep! What a wild appetizer
@ to let you know it is starting. The wind is howling in the sky not too windy on the ground yet, but rain is heavy and winds gradually increase.
Great video
Thank you!
They should name these storms smth like
"CitySweeper", "Forest flattener" or "WindFlame"
There was this one guy on Thursday (before the storm) and he was like "sTorM MiLtOn, wArNiNg FoR sToRm MiLtoN"
Stay safe everyone❤
Still very mild SE Ireland @ 20.40
Sumers day