8.30am Sunday 30 September 2012

Swell is a good 4 and maybe more this morning with a southwesterly cross/onshore force 2-3 breeze. (We're sheltered by the Coolmore hills from the stronger winds blowing in other places.)
Tides
Low 02.20 0.6m
High 06.32 4.0m
Low 12.38 0.7m
High 18.43 4.1m
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The Cat weather forecast

Namelesss Stray:  Big waves but not as windy as they said on the telly.

 NS: Do you want to see my scar?

 NS: Well? Impressive, isn't it?

Mabel: What's this? You showed them your scar?

Mabel: You're fired. I can't be understudied by a cat with no sense of decorum.

Mabel: I don't much care to get my fur wet but duty calls. There will be big surf, lots of sunshine and not too much wind.

Mabel: And now my breakfast. The stray riff raff are fed out in the yard but I have my meals on the windowsill. There's nothing quite like a well set windowsill to enhance an otherwise ordinary meal.

10.00am Saturday 29 September 2012

Swell is 2 foot with a force 3-4 northwesterly onshore breeze.

Tides
High 05.56 3.9m
Low 11.59 0.8m
High 18.06 4.1m

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9.30am Friday 28 September 2012

Swell is 2 foot with a force 3-4 onshore northwesterly breeze.

Tides
High 05.21 3.8m
Low 11.18 0.9m
High 17.29 3.0m
Low 23.40 0.7m

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Mabel contd.

Mabel: I don't drink out of puddles. Do you?

9.00am Thursday 27 September 2012

Swell is half a foot with a light force 2 mild northwesterly cross/onshore breeze.

Tides
High 04.41 3.6m
Low 10.35 1.1m
High 16.49 3.8m
Low 23.00 0.7m

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8.30am Wednesday 26 September 2012

The swell is a good 1 foot and the yesterday's storm has dropped back again to a northerly cross shore breeze force 3 gusting to 5.

Tides
High 03.53 3.3m
Low 09.45 1.3m
High 16.02 3.5m
Low 22.13 1.0m

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And now Mabel's weather forecast.

Nameless Stray: I'm a celebrity - get me out of here!

Mabel:  Hahahahahahaha. I smell vetinary surgery. They're coming to take you away, ha ha, hee hee, ho ho. Hahahaha. That's Napoleon XIV from way back in 1966.


RS Blogger:You're too young to remember 1966.

Mabel: Oh no I'm not. In 1966 I was a very cool crab on Rossnowlagh beach.  That was about 7 lives ago when the only surfboard ever seen on Rossnowlagh beach was when Kevin Cavey checked us out and Napoleon XIV's They're coming to take you away was the big hit of the summer. Ha ha hee hee ho ho.

Mabel 1966

 

Mabel 2012 

Mabel: And here is the weather forecast. It's going to be a sunny day with occasional gusts. Never mind the breeze go and gather up all those Donegal flags that blew off their flagpoles last night. 

8.15am Tuesday 25 September 2012

Swell is a good 1 foot   with a force 4 northerly cross shore breeze occasionally gusting to 5 and 6.

Tides
High 02.42 3.1m
Low 08.40 1.4m
High 15.03 3.3m
Low 21.18 1.2m

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9.00amMonday 24 September 2012

This morning's swell is doing good 1 foot sets with a light force 2 easterly offshore breeze.

Tides
High 01.03 3.1m
Low 07.06 1.5m
High 13.38 3.2m
Low 1958 1.3m

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Mabel's weather forecast.

RSBlogger: Where's Mabel?

Nameless Stray: She's indisposed. She said I can do the weather forecast today.

RSB:  What do you mean indisposed?

NS: Something about an all Ireland, she said. Explains where she's been for the last week.

RSB: So what's the weather going to be?

NS: Am I allowed to use the R word?

RSB: No.

NS: Truthy forecast, so?

RSB: Exactly.

NS: Okay. So I'm looking West.

NS: Now I'm looking east. That's where the breeze is coming from.

NS: And there's north. Nothing much happening there. 2 surfers waiting for a set . . .

. . .now looking south . . .

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NS: And eating grass - for medicinal reasons, it prevents hairball - absolutely nothing to do with the R word.

RSB: So what's the forecast?

NS: The truthy forecast is that there's a huge hangover over Donegal this morning. Many businesses may have to remain closed due to non-appearance of staff. That's why the sky is grey and the whole county looking as if it has a bad headache but tonight the Sam Magure will cross through Pettigo into Donegal and the hills and mountains will be illumined with bonfires and Donegal hearts will be filled with a transcendent joy brighter even than that sunny day in Lanzerote when Senegal met Donegal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAjQrnImT_k

RSB: Mabel's going to be so sorry she missed doing this forecast.

NS: Yup.

9.00am Sunday 23 September 2012

Swell is doing 1 foot sets with a fresh force 3 cross/offshore easterly breeze.

Tides
Low 05.37 1.4m
High 12.13 3.3m
Low 18.20 1.3m

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7.30am Saturday 22 September 2012

Swell is just half a foot with a light force 1 southeasterly offshore breeze.

TidesLow 04.34 1.1m
High 11.02 3.6m
Low 17.05 1.2m
High 23.40 3.3m

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9.0am Friday 21 September 2012

Swell is a good 1 foot with 2 foot sets and a light force 1 northeasterly cross/offshore shore breeze.

Tides
Low 03.45 0.8m
High 10.04 3.9m
Low 16.08 0.9m
High 22.34 3.6m

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