Bermuda in normal mode, courtesy www.bermudastyles.com.
Sunday, 19 September 2010
Sunday 19 September
A dreich Sunday in Stornoway - rain all day. I'm monitoring the weather conditions in Bermuda, a couple of thousand miles southwest of here, where hurricane Igor is bearing down. As I'm typing this, the sustained windspeeds are 50 mph, with gusts to 65 mph. The centre of the hurricane will pass within about 20 miles of Bermuda, with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph, gusting in excess of 100 mph. I'm also keeping an eye on the Bermuda section of stormcarib.com, where local correspondents continue to post updates - for as long as it's safe to do so. Many have already lost power, and cannot go outside to start generators. Keep them in mind for this Igor Sunday.
Bermuda in normal mode, courtesy www.bermudastyles.com.
Bermuda in normal mode, courtesy www.bermudastyles.com.
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Makes me realize how lucky we are in UK where we only get drizzly rain all day.
ReplyDeleteLike Technogran said we are very lucky here in the UK although it has been windy and rain on and off all day ~ Summer is now turning into Autum with the nights drawing in ~ looking for to next Spring ~ Ally x
ReplyDeletedreich...I love that word..It is so descriptive...for those of us who know the meaning !!!
ReplyDeleteThanks again for keeping us up to date on these horrible weather predictions. we are so lucky to live in the Uk despite the dreich days !! it is even getting darker in the mornings now I had to put the light on when I got up at 6.30...now sun up and going to be a nice day...hopefully
love Sybil