Weepy Weather

John mac

anyone heard this term before ?

Darwin

It struck me as odd too! We'll have to put it down as a Siobhan Ryan-ism

lord lucan

It's peculiarly Irish thing alright. The other day in work i referred to the rain outside as a "leaky sky". Don't know how i came up with that but it was the best way of describing the infrequent drops of rain that were falling.

We're some country for language,we have a whole lingo all of our own!:)

DOCARCH

Weepy weather = no snow. That's how I'd define it?

Pangea

To weep is to cry, so maybe it means lots of rain.
It made me lol when I just seen it on the weather forecast.

Drag00n79

I noticed this tonight too. Never heard of it before.

Fiskar

Heres where she got it from !

http://il.youtube.com/watch?v=98MJfrTOxp4

Kristopherus

Weepy weather means damp dank weather with loads of condensation on any unheated inside walls. Hence weepy !

aurora 527

Pangea wrote: »

To weep is to cry, so maybe it means lots of rain.
It made me lol when I just seen it on the weather forecast.

Have to agree, it made me laugh too..:)

Min

I have some outbuildings and in certain weather conditions the floors weep, basically without any rain or water getting near it becomes wet.
My parents would say the floor was weeping.

As Kristopherus said it is a build up of condensation.