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Good morning. That was a windy night. Wind speeds of up to 100 km/h caused a lot of trouble and it's not over yet. From Friday to Saturday, according to meteorologists, the wind should increase in strength a little more.
@carsten Wow! 😳 At those speeds are you sure there isn't a hurricane or some kind of large storm in the area?! 😱 I mean any faster winds than that and damage will incur! 😢
Also Good Afternoon 👋
@carsten Wow! 😳 At those speeds are you sure there isn't a hurricane or some kind of large storm in the area?! 😱 I mean any faster winds than that and damage will incur! 😢
Also Good Afternoon 👋
@prologic Not read the news about things happened here in The Hague or the Netherlands. I read some news about my home town and area in Germany. There were a lot of trees and others things flying around. And afaik no deaths, yet. Luckily. But there was a 50.000 people town with oout power for a couple of hours and of course, the Deutsche Bahn has a lot of problems. As usual when storms happen.
@carsten Soinds like the storms we have here in Australia every summer 🤣
@carsten Soinds like the storms we have here in Australia every summer 🤣
… aaaaaaaaand there’s the next storm. Say hello to “Zeynep”. (That’s how they called the storm. Apparently, it’s a Turkish name meaning “beauty”. Well, let’s see how beautiful it’s going to be.)
The night from Wednesday to Thursday was like this: https://movq.de/v/6fb0485d62/sturm.ogg All night long. No sleep that night.
… aaaaaaaaand there’s the next storm. Say hello to “Zeynep”. (That’s how they called the storm. Apparently, it’s a Turkish name meaning “beauty”. Well, let’s see how beautiful it’s going to be.)
The night from Wednesday to Thursday was like this: https://movq.de/v/6fb0485d62/sturm.ogg All night long. No sleep that night.
… aaaaaaaaand there’s the next storm. Say hello to “Zeynep”. (That’s how they called the storm. Apparently, it’s a Turkish name meaning “beauty”. Well, let’s see how beautiful it’s going to be.)
The night from Wednesday to Thursday was like this: https://movq.de/v/6fb0485d62/sturm.ogg All night long. No sleep that night.
@movq that sounds like the beginning of one of our hurricanes here. We are very used to it, it puts into a gentle sleep. :)