Im loving this heat wave.....

Stab*City

What a load of tripe.. They must have snuck another bailout past us while we were waiting/hoping/thinking about the impending heat wave.. F***ERS

Saila

jim corr was right about the weather machine :eek:

Duggy747

You do realise we'll have to pay back this heatwave, don't you?

Mr Benevolent

He's talking about the new McDonald's HeatWave sandwich.

He's lovin' it. Apparently.

h57xiucj2z946q

http://www.google.ie/search?q=weather+athlone&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

As of 12:30pm 02/06/11 foretasted: 24 degrees Today, and Friday, 21 on Saturday and back to the ****e on Sunday. Some heat wave alright hehe.

Caoimhín

Its lovely and sunny here on Mount Caoimhin.

Busi_Girl08

It's fcuking roasting today, but it's dead, humid, muggy heat.

Can't enjoy the heat when it's like this :mad:

Stab*City

Via RTE

On Saturday the winds will turn northeasterly in direction and this will bring a drop in temperatures, with typical afternoon values of 16 to 20 degrees, highest over Munster. The day will be bright and sunny, but on Saturday evening some showers will develop along the Leinster and north-Ulster coastline. These showers will again occur on Sunday near eastern and northern coastal counties although most parts of the country will be dry and bright during the day. But temperatures drop again for Sunday to between 12 and 16 degrees, highest in the south. Its cooler again on Bank Holiday Monday by about a couple of degrees, although the weather is mostly dry. The weather continues to get cooler next week as northerly winds set in. Day-time temperatures mid-week will be well below normal and the nights cold with frost.

SEPT 23 1989

The forecast said it will arrive at 3.09 p.m

dsmythy

The newspapers promised you one.

That cloud should break away a bit during the afternoon to give you some warm sunny spells. It might break away quicker tomorrow. After tomorrow it won't be as warm.

January

Walked to the post office this morning... have to walk back up a hill to get to my house... I nearly died with the heat!

orourkeda

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE2fnYpwrng

CardBordWindow

There is some heat off the open fire in the sitting room! Maybe that's what they were on about?

Saila

Stab*City wrote: »

Via RTE

On Saturday the winds will turn northeasterly in direction and this will bring a drop in temperatures, with typical afternoon values of 16 to 20 degrees, highest over Munster. The day will be bright and sunny, but on Saturday evening some showers will develop along the Leinster and north-Ulster coastline. These showers will again occur on Sunday near eastern and northern coastal counties although most parts of the country will be dry and bright during the day. But temperatures drop again for Sunday to between 12 and 16 degrees, highest in the south. Its cooler again on Bank Holiday Monday by about a couple of degrees, although the weather is mostly dry. The weather continues to get cooler next week as northerly winds set in. Day-time temperatures mid-week will be well below normal and the nights cold with frost.

thanks Gerald........................................................

Einhard

I love the way that In Ireland three hours of muggy sunshine counts as a heatwave!!:D

Mr Benevolent

Frost next week? That's it, I'm going to have to start wearing clothes again.

phasers

They went from saying that the bank holiday is going to be amazingly hot and sunny to saying it'll be grey and horrible. I haven't seen the sun in a week, lying bastards

FTGFOP

I'm still wearing pants. There is no heatwave.

BluesBerry

The only heat I can feel is off my laptop :mad:

Heatwave my derriere!

ejmaztec

Now, I'm never going to get rid of me rickets, the fuckers:(

CardBordWindow

FTGFOP wrote: »

I'm still wearing pants. There is no heatwave.

Don't you hate pants!?

theboss80

Its very hot up here in Donegal.......

hahahah losers with yer clouds and cold winds down there

Blazer

loving it over here in Poland at the moment....30c and splitting the rocks

Celly Smunt

my hayfever is going 90 that's all i know.

Celly Smunt

Sc@recrow wrote: »

loving it over here in Poland at the moment....30c and splitting the rocks

poland would be lovely if it wasn't for the polish

I hate the stupid heat, see location :mad:

Smiley G

just got off phone to my sister in south east england... she said its bloody gorgeous!!!
NOT FAIR....:mad:

cocoshovel

Sure its sunny, but it is only about 20degrees with a chilly wind and it's pretty cloudy. Heatwave my bollox.

Duggy747

It's quite nice here in Galway and I'm right by the sea which is usually nothing but dreary rain and wind.

I have to keep walking into the comms room with it's air conditioners to cool me down :pac:

Biggins

Nice here in North-East, 18 degrees and sun splitting stones as its said, outside.

saywhatyousee

Its roasting outside out to the beach for a swim i go.If its cloudy were you are......well it sucks to be you:D

phasers

like half an hour after I posted Clondalkin started looking like the South of France.

Thanks for making a liar of me Met Eireann!

h57xiucj2z946q

Biggins wrote: »

Nice here in North-East, 18 degrees and sun splitting stones as its said, outside.

splitting stones at 18 degrees?!

petes

bluewolf wrote: »

I hate the stupid heat, see location :mad:

I looked at your location. Then I had to Google it as I had no idea what it was!

FTGFOP

CardBordWindow wrote: »

Don't you hate pants!?

Why yes! Yes I do.

FTGFOP

Santos Bitter String wrote: »

Biggins wrote: »

Nice here in North-East, 18 degrees and sun splitting stones as its said, outside.

splitting stones at 18 degrees?!

Them's some low quality stones, boy! Yup.

ScumLord

Nice and hot in Galway, I hoping I can finally get to use the disposable BBQ I bought 2 years ago. The day after I bought it it started raining and the weathers never been good enough to use it since.

Celly Smunt

ScumLord wrote: »

Nice and hot in Galway, I hoping I can finally get to use the disposable BBQ I bought 2 years ago. The day after I bought it it started raining and the weathers never been good enough to use it since.

that'll learn ya for living in galway.

ilovesleep

So this is the summer and all we get is one fcuking day , maybe two of a heatwave. A heatwave when I was small lasted all summer.

I wasnt expecting this. Yesterday wearing a scarf and layers. Today dressed as usual, layers and scarfs and now im melting. Did take off some layers.

May was like winter. Cold. Wet. Windy. Annoying how the weather can go from winter to summer in one day.

ilovesleep

I have an idea. In australia, it doesnt rain often and when it does workers are let off home. How about ireland does the same. On the rare occassion thst the sun comes out workers should be all let off. Stuck in work and I want to do is go outside to get burnt. Get a dose of vit.d and some cancer

CardBordWindow

ilovesleep wrote: »

I have an idea. In australia, it doesnt rain often and when it does workers are let off home. How about ireland does the same. On the rare occassion thst the sun comes out workers should be all let off. Stuck in work and I want to do is go outside to get burnt. Get a dose of vit.d and some cancer

The Ozzies also get the day off if it's too hot! Well, builders and the like do anyway.

Flojo

ScumLord wrote: »

Nice and hot in Galway, I hoping I can finally get to use the disposable BBQ I bought 2 years ago. The day after I bought it it started raining and the weathers never been good enough to use it since.

Lies.. last summer in Galway was awesome! I have the sunburnt photos to prove it :pac:

RockinRolla

When will people wake up and realise that we do not need to pay this money back?!?!?

The sole reason for paying this money back is so we can borrow again in the future!! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL......

The same idiotic policies that got us here in the first place.....LOLOLOLOLOL.
What a joke of a country...and we're falling for it.

Default now and start again. Christ....why are we being so bloody slow?????

phasers

RockinRolla wrote: »

When will people wake up and realise that we do not need to pay this money back?!?!?

The sole reason for paying this money back is so we can borrow again in the future!! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL......

The same idiotic policies that got us here in the first place.....LOLOLOLOLOL.
What a joke of a country...and we're falling for it.

Default now and start again. Christ....why are we being so bloody slow?????

Yeah I like hot weather too.

kfallon

RockinRolla wrote: »

When will people wake up and realise that we do not need to pay this money back?!?!?

The sole reason for paying this money back is so we can borrow again in the future!! LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL......

The same idiotic policies that got us here in the first place.....LOLOLOLOLOL.
What a joke of a country...and we're falling for it.

Default now and start again. Christ....why are we being so bloody slow?????

^^^^ First victim of sun stroke.....

mathie

kfallon wrote: »

^^^^ First victim of sun stroke.....

Hey leave David Norris out of this.
Oh I thought you said 'son stroke'.






***gets coat***

RockinRolla

phasers wrote: »

Yeah I like hot weather too.

kfallon wrote: »

^^^^ First victim of sun stroke.....

I got sun burnt.

pragmatic1

theboss80 wrote: »

Its very hot up here in Donegal.......

hahahah losers with yer clouds and cold winds down there

Yeah its fairly warm up here alright.

CrazyRabbit

Duggy747 wrote: »

You do realise we'll have to pay back this heatwave, don't you?

Yeah, with interest.

We get 2 weeks of heatwave, and have to pay back 50 weeks of miserable weather.

Son Of A Vidic

OP - talk about losing the run of yourself. One day of good weather so far, give us another 4/5 days of this and maybe then we can call it a heatwave.
But M.T. Cranuim has called it right, yet again.

Chris P. Bacon

Roasting here in Waterford