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Home›Fossil Energy›VIDEO: Strong winds rock offshore rig
Fossil Energy

January 12, 2015 · about 11 years ago

VIDEO: Strong winds rock offshore rig

The video shows the Borgholm Dolphin offshore facility in the North Sea being rocked by waves and strong gusts of wind. The Borgholm Dolphin is a semi-submersible offshore accommodation unit hired by BG Group in support of its Lomond field operation. Located around 260 kilometers east of Aberdeen, t

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The video shows the Borgholm Dolphin offshore facility in the North Sea being rocked by waves and strong gusts of wind.

The Borgholm Dolphin is a semi-submersible offshore accommodation unit hired by BG Group in support of its Lomond field operation. Located around 260 kilometers east of Aberdeen, the floatel can accommodate 274 persons in double berth cabins.

Very windy. Severe gales in places esp in North. Cloudy and rain elsewhere, See weather warnings for North https://t.co/2ScXGkDFbA ^SO

— Met Office (@metoffice) January 12, 2015

Severe weather warning

The Met Office, responsible for providing weather warnings for the UK, on Thursday issued a number of severe weather warnings for northern parts of the UK as two Atlantic storms were set to bring strong winds, forecasting gusts of up to 100 mph in northern parts of Scotland.

By looking at the video above, reportedly shot by an offshore worker, the forecasts were spot on.

Also, according to Evening Express, newspaper based in Aberdeen area, thousands of homes in the UK lost power due to the severe weather.

The newspaper has also said that a total of eighteen flights have been cancelled between Aberdeen and Scatsta airports, a route largely used by offshore oil & gas industry.

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