Rain and storm for Cpt

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The wind should get up in the early hours of the morning with the rain arriving around midmorning or so.
Okay thanks... Luckily all the brick work is done.. just need to do plastering, and electrical which can all wait i suppose.
 
Make sure the roof is secure, and bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper...

Oh, never mind, you'll probably be drinking and pass out as the storm approaches...
double story and my bedroom is downstairs :) but i will be enjoying the sounds of the rain on the flat tin roof
and yes i will be super drunk as usual when i hit the hay :thumbsup:
 
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From around 04:00 the winds will be picking up to around 34km/h - from around 06:00 they'll be gusting at 70km/h
 
im excited for this storm tomorrow
heading to a friends holiday house in Pringle Bay early in the morning for 2 nights stay making a big indoor fire and drinking and spinning vinyl Come home on Saturday
And most probably docking also, the entire night
 
The wind should get up in the early hours of the morning with the rain arriving around midmorning or so.
Contemplating setting alarm for run or not.
Tick tock...
Try beat the rain.
 
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Contemplating setting alarm for run or not.
Tick tock...
Try beat the rain.
Agreed, gonna see if I can crack a decent trip to Deer Park, about an hour or so. Don't mind the rain, but dammit, hate the wind.
 
Agreed, gonna see if I can crack a decent trip to Deer Park, about an hour or so. Don't mind the rain, but dammit, hate the wind.
Last few weekends I've had some really good in the dark & rain runs at the forest. When u soaked all the way through and just relax into it...yeah. Love being up there alone with nature doing its thing.
 
Pretty weird conditions ahead of the front. Woken at 1.45am by warm blustery northerly berg winds. Edit: The 2am aviation weather report (CT Metar) indicates a temperature of 18C! See: https://aviation.weathersa.co.za/#showMetars

My 50 year-old barometer has been dropping steadily for the last 12 hours, which is a sure sign of an impending storm. The SAWS synoptic chart shows a coastal low ahead of the main front, which is only likely to make landfall mid-morning: https://www.weathersa.co.za/images/data/specialised/ma_sy.gif

Both the synoptic chart and EUMetsat satellite animation show two widely spaced fronts, due to make landfall in the next 48 hours: https://eumetview.eumetsat.int/static-images/MSG/RGB/AIRMASS/ANTARCTIC/
 
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Wind has picked up markedly, strong gusts , knocked my succulent over square onto its side ( for 3rd time this winter) so brought it inside... snapped a few large branches.


Again a definite warm Berg like feel to wind.. almost hot on the face.
Won't be like this for long tho...
 

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