hit us full force yesterday. Gusty winds, power outages and some flooding. We had a power outage for a few hours when the storm first arrived on Tuesday but no flooding. It was supposed to be gone by Wed. but the forecast got updated and changed. The winds have died down tonight and hopefully that will be it. This is a photo I took through our window yesterday morning. It was way to windy to be outside plus I didn't want to get blown away. :)
Climate change is upon us. Stay save Bill.
ReplyDeleteRough weather then. I wouldn't go out in that weather either.
ReplyDeleteHopefully the wether will be better than before. Stay save Bill.. Greetings
ReplyDeleteHi Bill.
ReplyDeleteGood reason to stay indoors.
Greetings from Patricia.
If those lines are for power delivery I can understand why it fails sometimes by heavy winds. But a beautiful view from your window.
ReplyDeleteYes you had some heavy storms I saw it on the news here!
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing between Ireland and the full fury of an Atlantic gale. I hope that all are safe.
ReplyDeleteIt is the best place to see the bad weather, the window of the house, warm and wait for the storm to pass, here it is hitting the north also strong.
ReplyDeleteBest regards.
...your new header image is a treat. I remember as a kid that storms didn't have names, they were just a part of life.
ReplyDeleteThe storms have been awful, take care and stay safe.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
What a lovely header!!! Hope the storm is over by now. Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteThe same happened yesterday evening here: strong wind and rainstorm.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful header.
You are definitely a wise photographer by now. Hope the storm brought some needed rain and didn't destroy too much. Those straight winds took down a lot of trees here back in May. Of course, they weren't the sturdiest trees to begin with but they'd been canopying our streets for a long while and they were beautiful during the fall.
ReplyDeleteTake care and keep safe, Bill. Praying for you.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Despite the inconvenience of the weather, take a nice photo.
ReplyDeletebe safe with the family.
A hug, Bill.
Great new header for the season! Sorry you all got swamped a bit, as well as blown over! Hopefully all is well now.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful header! The winds have been really high here recently too.
ReplyDeleteBest to stay indoors.
ReplyDeleteThat must have been one heck of a storm. I hope all is well today. Sure like your new header photo.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you got the power back. That must have been quite a storm.
ReplyDeleteI would have stayed in too, Bill!
ReplyDeleteWe hardly felt it in Central Scotland but other parts got it really bad :-|
ReplyDeleteAwesome new header! Your photo caught the windy part of the storm.
ReplyDeleteI don't like to experience power cuts at all, but unfortunately it also happens here in strong winds. I hope everything is fine now..
ReplyDeleteSome days are just meant to be spent indoors.
ReplyDeleteThat was some storm - glad you got your power back on.
I'm wishing everything to be calm and peacefull. Lack of energy is a problem for heating...
ReplyDeleteHave a comfortable evening, Bil.
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Did not notice it much here, did not seem to rain that much either
ReplyDeleteNature has a lot of power
ReplyDeleteI do not like strong winds either
So beautiful
ReplyDeleteThe shot, but wow what a storm.
DeleteLove your new head photo, perfect for the season. No fun at all being out during a storm with high winds and rain, but rain does make for great pictures. Stay safe, Bill.
ReplyDeleteHuhhh, yikes. Sorry, but I see a male Mary Poppins in the Irish sky!
ReplyDeleteGlad nothing real bad happened to you!
Thanks for the wet photo. :)
ReplyDeleteHopefully it blows through with minimal damage.
ReplyDeleteI love a good storm, I'd still swap with you Bill.
ReplyDeleteKeep Them Photos Coming There Mr Bill As Mother Nature Is Pissed
ReplyDeleteCheers
Stay safe. Hope everything back to normal now.
ReplyDeleteHebrosa imagen me encanto. Te mando un beso
ReplyDeleteBill - glad the outcome of the storm was not more severe for you. A couple of months ago, we were out of power for almost 36 hours!
ReplyDeleteDespite the weather, your place is so nice
ReplyDeleteHope people who live there are safe!
ReplyDeleteUma tempestade que passou por Portugal, ainda que de forma bem mais ligeira!
ReplyDeleteUma imagem que nos remete para o aconchego caseiro, nestes dias tempestuosos!
Estimo que não tenha causado estragos! Um grande abraço!
Ana