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Friday 15 November, 2024
Friday 15 November, 2024
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The weather map of doom has calmed down slightly
YESTERDAY, THIS BLACK-HEARTED weather map struck fear into the hearts of the west coast.
The map showed the sea swells expected at about midday yesterday, as high winds were expected to whip up five storey waves in the Atlantic.
Today, the map is slightly less alarming, although it still indicates swells of 34ft.
A so-called ‘weatherbomb’ hit the west and north of Ireland and the northern UK yesterday, hitting power supplies and causing flooding. A wind speed of 144 miles per hour was recorded at the remote St Kilda islands.
Is this the most alarming Irish weather image ever?
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