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warm and humid in dublin

  • 05-09-2006 10:42pm
    #1
    ronbyrne2005
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    will weather change in next few hours?


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    Snowbie
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    19.3c atm here and not falling at all.
    A bit of rain from the NW but it wont freshen the night up unfortunately.


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    smashey
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    Snowbie wrote:
    19.3c atm here and not falling at all.
    A bit of rain from the NW but it wont freshen the night up unfortunately.

    A bit of rain? It has been chucking it down here all day. I got drenched twice. You should hope it eases as it moves towards you.


  • #4
    Snowbie
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    Ah but it will my Donegal friend.
    In responce to a poster from Dublin we will only see a bit of rain(Dublin) from the NW if this makes things a bit more clearer.
    And another thing,buy a brolly.


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    ronbyrne2005
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    Snowbie is howth and sutton likely to be affected by spring tides? planning to do a lot of cycling on the cycle lane along the coast over next few weeks.


  • #6
    Snowbie
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    ronbyrne2005 wrote:
    Snowbie is howth and sutton likely to be affected by spring tides? planning to do a lot of cycling on the cycle lane along the coast over next few weeks.

    Plan to fish off the pier myself on Saturday in Howth.
    Remember the floods of 2002,same thing happened,spring tides easterly winds and a lot of rain.
    This time round same conditions without the rain.Rain was a factor in 2002.

    Sutton is at sea level and IMO will not be under water neither will Howth.Tides be high alright but we can rule out tsunamis.
    They are taking the precautions around Ringsend area etc that where worse affected last time(only right) but certainly we can expect the liffey to rise right up the bank on the quays as it usually does when this happens(spring tides) but wont burst its banks.THATS IF THE RAIN HOLDS OFF AND STRONG WINDS.

    I know the cycle track your talking about,thats high enough to be submerged.


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