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Warm spell from Sunday 5th May ?.

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    #122
    blackbird99
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    for the second time this week the galtees this evening after a nice warm morning.
    4uyx05.jpg
    summit is 3018 feet


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    #123
    Elmer Blooker
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    strange weather? Northern Scandinavia / Lapland warmer than the Costa del Sol (at time of posting 9utc)

    http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Reurmett.gif


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    #124
    mike65
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    Its being fed up from Russia/Ukraine by the combinations of high and low pressure, its why it'll be a warming up here from Sunday.


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    #125
    Nabber
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    Sunday will be cooler than today. Some predictions for a Northerly. Still in FI. But it's looking like it will be chilly for a while.


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    #126
    mike65
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    How often do you see this

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    #127
    emo72
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    its gorgeous in dublin. whats going on? i wasnt expecting this based on forecasts. I'll gladly take it though!


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    #128
    Israeli Superiority
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    Great in Meath, too. A few more hours of this and I'll be sunburned nicely.


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    #129
    flutered
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    a wait for warm weather is to be expected, the weather is always hard while the blackthorn is flowering, then some softness until the whiethorn commences to flower, which has not started yet, this happens each and every year, unless there is an execption, at the risk of being laughed at, the blackbirds are still hopping along the sides of the the byroads, another sign of hard weather.


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    #130
    mike65
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    Still dull down here, but I just about detect that the cloud is thinning,


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    #131
    Israeli Superiority
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    Israeli Superiority wrote: »
    Great in Meath, too. A few more hours of this and I'll be sunburned nicely.

    Cloudy now. Was hoping to get s'more before the Premiership kicked off.


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    #132
    Quickelles
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    Cloudless sunny 17C. Wasn't expecting such a glorious day!


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    #133
    kingshankly
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    Stunning day on the east coast forecasters haven't a clue


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    #134
    mike65
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    The Pale in the box seat.

    http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/satpics/latest_uk_vis.html


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    #135
    patneve2
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    What an amazing day! Feels summery outside despite temps being only at 16C.


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    #136
    Harps
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    kingshankly wrote: »
    Stunning day on the east coast forecasters haven't a clue

    :confused: The forecast last night was for a cloudy day with sunny breaks on the east coast and highs around 17C which is exactly what we've got

    No sight of the sun here or for 95% of the country, dull and gloomy at 14C


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    #137
    patneve2
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    Harps wrote: »
    :confused: The forecast last night was for a cloudy day with sunny breaks on the east coast and highs around 17C which is exactly what we've got

    No sight of the sun here or for 95% of the country, dull and gloomy at 14C

    Thing is, there are no sunny breaks. Not a cloud in sight


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    #138
    Saganist
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    Splitting the stones here in North Dublin. What a cracking day.


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    #139
    mike65
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    :( bet the cloud breaks at about 8 pm!


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    #140
    vickers209
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    Best day in nearly a month was up at 8 this morning and it was cloudy thought it would stay like that for rest of day but after 11 cloud just lifted and its 18c out now according to car and not cloud in sight (Wicklow)
    great to see:pac::pac:


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    #141
    gurramok
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    Sunniest day of 2013 so far in Dublin, absolute blue skies all afternoon touching 16C.


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    #142
    Gonzo
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    great day today, unfortunately had too much college work to enjoy it. Clouding over now tho.


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    #143
    [Deleted User]
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    was a beautiful sunny day. Got some sunburn just sitting reading the sunday papers in the garden.

    I know this has probably been done to death, but the irish sun always seems very strong to me when we do get it.:) I seem to burn/tan quicker than if I were abroad.


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    #144
    cml387
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    mike65 wrote: »
    :( bet the cloud breaks at about 8 pm!


    Emmm 19:22 precisely in Clonmel:rolleyes:


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    #145
    mike65
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    Jake1 wrote: »
    was a beautiful sunny day. Got some sunburn just sitting reading the sunday papers in the garden.

    I know this has probably been done to death, but the irish sun always seems very strong to me when we do get it.:) I seem to burn/tan quicker than if I were abroad.

    The Irish have the wrong skin for the sun and are so unused to it it always feels very warm! Actually the reason the summer sun, when it finally shows itself, feels so hot is down to relative humidity. If you go to say central Italy in July it will be 35 but with very dry air it doesn't kill you, get here 35 and we'd be melting.


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    #146
    snaps
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    Meltdown on Friday according to met eire:

    Friday: Mostly cloudy over Connacht and west Munster with patches of rain, drizzle and fog and temperatures here of 10 to 132 degrees. Somewhat milder elsewhere with sunny spells and temperatures rising to about 15 degrees.


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    #147
    Pherekydes
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    Yet the deniers will continue to refuse to accept 'global warming'. :pac:


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    #148
    mike65
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    Dull and mild, could get very warm if the sun breaks through.


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    #149
    Harps
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    11C, dull and drizzly here and looks like we're back to northerlies for the rest of the week, so much for a warm spell..


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    #150
    Quickelles
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    Calm, dry but dull - 13C


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    #151
    Rikand
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    Will gladly accept calm, dry, dull and moderately warm

    over

    windy, wet and cold.


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