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Storms in Ireland can be quite strong.

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EdwardDeTweede1 year ago

Storm, but the ball lies still on the ground.

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गैरों चोधरी1 year ago

Yeah, they really can be. The Atlantic throws some serious wind and rain at Ireland, especially in the west and along the coast. Winter storms can get pretty intense—flooding, downed trees, power outages. Were you caught in one recently, or just talking about them in general.;

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nithidol1 year ago

Terrify

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Eve1 year ago

Yes, Ireland experiences powerful storms, especially during winter months.

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Science boy1 year ago

FACT Ireland experiences some of the strongest recorded wind gusts in Europe. In December 2011, during Storm Friedhelm, a gust of 159 km/h (99 mph) was recorded at Malin Head, Ireland’s northernmost point. The storm was part of a powerful cyclonic system known as a "weather bomb", common in the North Atlantic. Ireland’s position on the edge of the Atlantic makes it a frequent target for such intense weather systems, especially in winter.

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St. _AlienKid | DSK⛩️1 year ago

Loll that looks funnn

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TFI Sena 🎥⚔️1 year ago

What the hell

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TESNICART1 year ago

Wow

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𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐨𝐰1 year ago

Stormy isles, wild weather

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goku1 year ago

That's so strong 💪

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