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Risk of very warm and sunny weather next week

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    #212
    alfa beta
    Registered Users Posts: 763 ✭✭✭alfa beta


    mike65 wrote: »
    Nothing except foggy virtual drizzle

    wonderful!!

    and it looks from reading through both MT and ME that we're gonna have to wait for a northwesterly on monday before this murky crap gets blown away.


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    #213
    mike65
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    Joke isn't it? Like you say we are now hoping for a front to improve the weather! Pathetic.


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    #214
    Speak Now
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    mike65 wrote: »
    Joke isn't it? Like you say we are now hoping for a front to improve the weather! Pathetic.

    Today is even worse than the last 2 days and with this shortwave set to stall over us for the weekend i'd say it's the worst spell of weather we've had all year :pac:


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    #215
    Tom Cruises Left Nut
    Registered Users Posts: 9,011 ✭✭✭Tom Cruises Left Nut


    mike65 wrote: »
    Joke isn't it? Like you say we are now hoping for a front to improve the weather! Pathetic.

    Looks like Dublin is in a little hole in the cloud, does appear to be burning off on the latest sat24 images


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    #216
    DOCARCH
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    t|nt|n wrote: »
    Looks like Dublin is in a little hole in the cloud, does appear to be burning off on the latest sat24 images

    Yes indeed, the air gets dried out as it passes over the Wicklow/Dublin Mountains. 100% clear blue skies here. 18.7c atm.

    25.6c confirmed by Met E for the Phoenix Park yesterday, making it the warmest day of the year.


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    #217
    Tom Cruises Left Nut
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    DOCARCH wrote: »
    Yes indeed, the air gets dried out as it passes over the Wicklow/Dublin Mountains. 100% clear blue skies here. 18.7c atm.

    25.6c confirmed by Met E for the Phoenix Park yesterday, making it the warmest day of the year.

    You can see banks of cloud hanging around opn the other side of the mountains alright !


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    #218
    alfa beta
    Registered Users Posts: 763 ✭✭✭alfa beta


    yesterday roches point was about 10 degrees cooler than dublin airport

    now if only that were the case in the middle of january....


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    #219
    Elmer Blooker
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    From -15.7c on Xmas Day to 25.6c yesterday in the Phoeno - thats a temperature range of 41.3 degrees.
    Thats the sort of temperature range you would associate with a continental climate and not our temperate oceanic climate. :)


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    #220
    DOCARCH
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    Elmer Blooker wrote: »
    From -15.7c on Xmas Day to 25.6c yesterday in the Phoeno - thats a temperature range of 41.3 degrees.
    Thats the sort of temperature range you would associate with a continental climate and not our temperate oceanic climate. :)

    Had the same thought yesterday about Altnaharra in Scotland. 26c there yesterday. Last winter it was regularly -20c there.


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    #221
    Mothman
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    Deep Easterly wrote: »
    Today's 23.4c at Malin Head was the highest temperature recorded at the station since the 28th April, when it then reached 23.1c, which in turn was the highest temperature recorded since the 30th June 2009!

    DE, the max temp at Malin Head in April was 20.8C on 22nd

    The max on 28th April was 15.7C!

    The ogimet figure is erroneous :)


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    #222
    Cionád
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    BearNecessities wrote: »
    It is indeed... 19C and fine :cool:

    20c @ 11am :)


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    #223
    mike65
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    :eek: Sun over Waterford! I'll take a picture!


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    #224
    Speak Now
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    mike65 wrote: »
    :eek: Sun over Waterford! I'll take a picture!

    Low pressure on the way :D


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    #225
    mike65
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    Yay!


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    #226
    Noffles
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    Piss poor weather in Gorey, still raining.


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    #227
    srocliffe
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    Beautiful here in sunny Dublin, so i guess the sunny south east is not living up to its name :D


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    #228
    mike65
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    Cloudy again and cold with it. Temps fallen quite a bit compared to yesterday.


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    #229
    Harps
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    Not bad here, a lot more cloud than yesterday but still a few sunny breaks and still very warm and humid, 18.9C and rising


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    #230
    Cionád
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    22 Huzzah!


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    #231
    alfa beta
    Registered Users Posts: 763 ✭✭✭alfa beta


    Cionád wrote: »
    reports.asp Huzzah!

    eh?? all i can see is a little question mark in a blue box.....and that doesn't merit a huzzah!!


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    #232
    Cionád
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    alfa beta wrote: »
    eh?? all i can see is a little question mark in a blue box.....and that doesn't merit a huzzah!!

    fixed :pac:


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    #233
    alfa beta
    Registered Users Posts: 763 ✭✭✭alfa beta


    yeah great - now if you could just come down here and fix roches point that would be lovely.....


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    #234
    Cionád
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    alfa beta wrote: »
    yeah great - now if you could just come down here and fix roches point that would be lovely.....

    Jump in the car and hit the motorway!


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    #235
    eskimocat
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    After a miserable and gloomy morning, the afternoon brings patchy blue skies.. Getting there!! Come on Sun... :)


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    #236
    MOSSAD
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    warm in Clare but pissed all nite long-where's the sunshine????????


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    #237
    sunbabe08
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    foggy in cork:mad::mad::mad::mad: seriously peeved isn't the word


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    #238
    Min
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    A week that promised so much has been very disappointing for people in the south of the country.
    Only got glimpses of sunshine which didn't last long before cloud and mist resumed it's ever present state.
    Today was warmer than yesterday with an 18.2C, yesterday just 17C.


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    #239
    Speak Now
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    Fat lady is clearing her throat

    ukprec.png


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    #240
    DOCARCH
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    Beautiful sunny day here. High of 23.2c


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    #241
    thetonynator
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    Cloudy all day, ridiculously mild last night. Hate this kind of weather.


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