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Winter Charts 2011/2012
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thatd be good enough for me for now. i dont really care for snow til end of november, just want not mild weather until then. anything before end of november wont be the proper stuff itll just turn to slush during the day if it does happen,i'd like all the snow begin same time it happened last year:)
But you're in Cork.......:mad:
Easterly wont really deliver much for you unless we get that frontal battle which models promised so often last year and only delivered south of England instead.
I guess Cork would do best from a Northwesterly, ice days and snow lying to long doesn't really come from that direction though due to the maritime mix
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Jerry Seinfeld wrote: »But you're in Cork.......:mad:
Easterly wont really deliver much for you unless we get that frontal battle which models promised so often last year and only delivered south of England instead.
I guess Cork would do best from a Northwesterly, ice days and snow lying to long doesn't really come from that direction though due to the maritime mix
well im from dublin and only moved to cork start of september because of my dads job. we still own our house in dublin so well be up most weekends and for xmas holidays so i'll get to spend plenty of time in snow capital:D0 -
Cork, the city area, does best from either easterlies or south-easterlies. Most north-westerlies tend to deliver wet snow which melts quickly. Last December was the first time I can remember that we got proper powdery snow from a northwest direction. Also too many mountains in the way, a situation which applies to all directions except for the east and the south-east. Might as well be living in Florida.:mad:Jerry Seinfeld wrote: »But you're in Cork.......:mad:
Easterly wont really deliver much for you unless we get that frontal battle which models promised so often last year and only delivered south of England instead.
I guess Cork would do best from a Northwesterly, ice days and snow lying to long doesn't really come from that direction though due to the maritime mix0 -
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TheMutations wrote: »Cork, the city area, does best from either easterlies or south-easterlies. Most north-westerlies tend to deliver wet snow which melts quickly. Last December was the first time I can remember that we got proper powdery snow from a northwest direction. Also too many mountains in the way, a situation which applies to all directions except for the east and the south-east. Might as well be living in Florida.:mad:
I hate it when an easterly turns to the south east :mad: even when it's a cold europe i feel it just picks up to much warm air in the celtic sea and with my location so near the coast it often turns to a sleety mix 0 -
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Models still having a lot of difficulty in getting this low pressure system due on Monday pinned down, big changes with every run. A nice ending to it on tonight's GFS
It'll more than likely be downgraded but looks like a plausible outcome so worth keeping an eye on
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