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  • 16-01-2009 2:20am
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    Danno
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    Black Briar wrote: »
    This regurgitation again of what we can all read from some of your favourite posters on the netweather fora anyway is a tad tedious at this point in my opinion :)

    Hey BB, have you visited NW recently? It's like a bloomin chat room as opposed to a forum with the speed of replys being posted there... with SA trawling through it and posting an overview here it saves me much time!!! I appreciate his views here [even though they are through blue tinted glasses :D )

    Black Briar wrote: »
    The realistic outlook for the forseeable for Ireland is rain. It's also the only precipitation that we've had in recent weeks since you have been bringing us your summary of whats posted on netweather.
    The realistic outlook in Ireland is by default rain! :P His summaries over recent weeks were more highlighting the cold rather than much/any precip.

    Black Briar wrote: »
    http://www.wzkarten.de/pics/Rukm1441.gif Thats about as south westerly and realistic as one can be as regards whats ahead by the way. No amount of thrawling gfs ensembles for odd permutations hanges that.
    Dare I say, but that is a FI chart, especially in the current set up! :pac:

    Sorry SC... Sorry mate.


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