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Possible Tidal Flooding 8/9/10/11/12 February

  • 04-02-2016 12:18am
    #1
    power101
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    High tides are occurring from the 8-12th February and are likely now to coincide with strong westerly winds which will add a large swell to already high seas. Coastal areas are most at risk.

    http://magicseaweed.com/UK-Ireland-Surf-Chart/1/

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  • #2
    JCX BXC
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    Winds would also be a big part of this event.


  • #3
    Graces7
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    Not Kerry? Gale warning for tonight and tomorrow already..


  • #4
    pauldry
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    Maybe well soon hv to rename a post

    Flooding probable 2016/17/18/19/20...


  • #5
    sword1
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    The car park in salthill will be full in the hope


  • #6
    power101
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    Monday morning 6am. High tide is at 06:30 & 18:50


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  • #7
    JanuarySnowstor
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    Looks ominous for the southwest esp with an onshore wind. Coastal flooding possibly severe


  • #8
    pistolpetes11
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    off topic posts removed


  • #9
    JanuarySnowstor
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    For Southern areas this looks the worst storm of the winter imo.
    Wouldn't it be ironic if an unnamed system caused the most damage. Easily force 10 on the south coast.......High swell......and high tide all coinciding


  • #10
    squarecircles
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    Likely to be named Imogen within next 24 hours.


  • #11
    Meteorite58
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    Good call power101

    RTE News : There were several incidents of flooding in Limerick arising from this morning's high tide and stormy conditions.

    Limerick City and County Council said the tide recorded is the second highest on record in Limerick city.

    The council is urging people to be extremely cautious along the River Shannon in Limerick City and along the Shannon Estuary at Foynes, Askeaton and Glin "until Storm Imogen and associated flooding dissipates".

    Meanwhile the ESB increased the water flow at Parteen Weir to 230 cubic metres per second today and warned of flooding downstream as a result.

    The areas of Springfield, Montpelier, Castleconnell, Mountshannon (Annacotty) and the University of Limerick were particularly at risk, it added.


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