Storm Bram.

[Raven]

Well here we go again, don't know if your to get it down south but we're certainly in for a bloody nose......Again.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c14v782g2jjo

[Michael Rolls]

Surprise!

[Mups]

They have been warning about this on the weather reports down here, Raven.
They are forecasting  N.W. Scotland will cop it the worst, with possible 90 mph winds.

I hope you manage to stay safe and as unscathed as possible -  and the Clydes too,  as I remember winds can make some horses pretty skittish. 
Fingers crossed for you all.   

[Alex]

You always get the worst of it don't you ?     Batten down the hatches yet again then Raven, stay safe you and Michael 

[Michael Rolls]

Fingers crossed!

[Ashy]

What we used to call wet and windy.

[Raven]

What we used to call wet and windy.

A bit more than that I think. 


Yesterday at 10:49:54 AM
Wee update on the storm.

BBC News - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c75vq7q2v2nt
Storm Bram disrupts travel across UK and Ireland and leaves thousands without power - live updates - BBC News

[Dextrous63]

Is the name related to the author of Dracula?

[klondike]

They are always just a list of names. I suppose they ran out of common ones. The only other option would be to go with the sort of alphabet soup astronomers use. Still I suppose there are more stars than storms.

[Raven]

Is the name related to the author of Dracula?

What Klondike says. 

Did you visit Dracula's Castle when you were here? Slains Castle.

[Dextrous63]

I did not.  Perhaps next time.

[Michael Rolls]

very, very windy

[Michael Rolls]

Very very windy. The front door wasn't locked, but it was on the latch, and blew open!