milkmaid

thank you for the livestreaming events ,i cannot seem to get the live stream netweather stream so hope you stay safe and have a good chase

i'm watching on this one http://chase.tornadovideos.net/pages/full_screen

69 .5 mph here 983.1 pressure roofs noisy hope the plastic holds

i wish there was sound on that i'd love to hear it or is it quiet , anymore info on what's going on at the moment

abc33/40 is showing some reports of the damage they were stopped now

have you got any live links to the news coming out of the area

just got home from work ,scary stuff

it looks as if some people are starting to help ,as i said humans have to take piroity but if shooting the cattle ,so sad

i'm not sure how to embed a link but found this ,how it's effecting some livestock in the area ,i do know people come first,it's in the 10 km zone ,what's left when they had to evacate , but it's pretty heartbreaking to watch although at the end it does seem as if somebody has put some feed in , please be warned it does show dead animals , it is grafic

echo what was said about the bravoury a freind and i were talking about it in the car at lunch time and we both said how brave

the reports are now confirmed ,

don't know what to say , horific

i've been following it on this link it's the news http://www.abc.net.au/news/abcnews24/ makes our winds that we are expecting tomorrow look patetic

could we just have the snow back could definatly do without an up grade :blink:

thank you for your updates and ,the livestreaming ,it's so sad and the power of nature is amazing in a scary way ,i feel for everyone who has lost family, homes and livestock

thank you for the information ,i was looking around and couldn't find the information , i hope they are ok

has anybody heard about it i'm hearing about the blizzard in the states but found this post on another forum Forty thousand people have been snowed in for 5 days, The snow is up to 6 m high and packed rock hard by the wind. The army has tried to get supplies in, but nether snowplow nor armed car can penetrate the drifts. The animals cannot get fodder, the people cannot get supplies, medication or access to hospitals. i couldn't find anything about it but it's from someone who lives in norway

i've been,out in 90 mph ,it was difficult found breathing is difficult ,it tends to hurt to breath or that might just be me ,with keeping your feet is the main problem is you brace against the wind gust dies down you relax a bit and next gust catches you off guard meaning you land on your but or face ,staying low is good ,and using whatever shelter you can against walls ,but you have to way that up against stuff falling although it tends to fly a few feet away if it's coming off the building you are using a shelter just what i can remember i don't enjoy being out in that sort of speed

there was Aurora acitivity in lewis night missed it though

campbeltown 94mph is that classed as the mainland (Machrihanish,edited due to a kind person telling me that it was the closest weather station)

horrible here ,we have just had some hail stones ,and the wind is gusting wind chill -2.4 temp 10.3 today so far we have had 6.9mm of rain wind speed in the last hour 51.8 mph

wow

the plume is very big today

the cams are good again this morning , ps i've no idea how i did it daughter is turning into an avid volcano watcher and she did it ,and also posted she must get her own account spends longer weather watching and volcano watching than i do <_< ,she's worried about posting as her spelling is not good and she is just learning about these things ,

it is really good tonight