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What's the weather like in your area 2

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    #482
    TITANIUM.
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    Reggie. wrote: »
    For once :D

    Dame right please god we might get a bit of drying. Ground is fairly wet.


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    #483
    Mooooo
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    TITANIUM. wrote: »
    Dame right please god we might get a bit of drying. Ground is fairly wet.

    Not much hope of that drying


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    #484
    TITANIUM.
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    Mooooo wrote: »
    Not much hope of that drying

    We had 2 pretty good days in a row in fairness.
    Today is dull foggy with a constant light rain/heavy drizzle. Grand and mild tho.


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    #485
    foxy farmer
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    TITANIUM. wrote: »
    We had 2 pretty good days in a row in fairness.
    Today is dull foggy with a constant light rain/heavy drizzle. Grand and mild tho.

    An ideal day to try out a few Maguire and Patterson fireworks;)


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    #486
    Base price
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    Mild (10 degrees) with drizzly rain here at the moment, sunny and dry earlier with a cool breeze.
    I noticed lots of frogs on the road over the last few nights. I presume they are heading to their spawning pools.


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    #487
    TITANIUM.
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    What a glorious day, sun splitting the stones and lovely and warm


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    #488
    Reggie.
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    TITANIUM. wrote: »
    What a glorious day, sun splitting the stones and lovely and warm

    Jaysus your getting a good run of it


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    #489
    MickeyShtyles
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    Nice cool breeze here in East Galway.


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    #490
    Mooooo
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    TITANIUM. wrote: »
    What a glorious day, sun splitting the stones and lovely and warm

    Ye get any of the rain yday?, was heavy in between the light spells and fog didn't lift all day. Today is good alright


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    #491
    TITANIUM.
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    Mooooo wrote: »
    Ye get any of the rain yday?, was heavy in between the light spells and fog didn't lift all day. Today is good alright

    Ya we got plenty of it yesterday alright, twas like a constant heavy drizzle


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    #492
    TITANIUM.
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    Reggie. wrote: »
    Jaysus your getting a good run of it

    Ah I wouldn't call it a good run but today really does feel like spring has arrived.


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    #493
    Username John
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    Mooooo wrote: »
    Ye get any of the rain yday?, was heavy in between the light spells and fog didn't lift all day. Today is good alright

    Got a good bit of rain yesterday - having said that, ground is still fine. Put out a small bit of granlime in one field there and it was fine, a lot better than I expected...


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    #494
    whelan2
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    Nice bit of rain this morning. Was at a football game. Nice 12 dry degrees this evening


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    #495
    Buford T. Justice XIX
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    Mooooo wrote: »
    Ye get any of the rain yday?, was heavy in between the light spells and fog didn't lift all day. Today is good alright
    We had heavy fog this morning as well so I fed the cattle while waiting for the fog to lift before going for the cows.

    Turned into a nice day.


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    #496
    Birdnuts
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    Feels more like April atm - we haven't really had a winter yet and I fear it may well arrive just in time for lambing next month. That has been my experience of such benign starts to the year in the past:(


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    #497
    Buford T. Justice XIX
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    Foggy again this morning. Can't see beyond the last 3 or 4 cows.


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    #498
    Bullocks
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    Birdnuts wrote: »
    Feels more like April atm - we haven't really had a winter yet and I fear it may well arrive just in time for lambing next month. That has been my experience of such benign starts to the year in the past:(
    Don't even think that way , feck it we are due a normal or good year every now and then . I'm treating this year as such and long may it continue :D
    Some of our place is drier now than last July and I'm even thinking the few ewes we have can lamb outside


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    #499
    davidk1394
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    Dull mild day here 13°C and a few drops of rain


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    #500
    Reggie.
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    Very wet here the last few days. Land soaked now for another while


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    #501
    TITANIUM.
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    Ya fecking rain. Tis more of heavy drizzle down here tho. Grand and mild about 12 degrees. There's bound to be abit of growth coming.


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    #502
    blue5000
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    Soft day here too, both over head and under the feet.

    If the seat's wet, sit on yer hat, a cool head is better than a wet ar5e.



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    #503
    patsy_mccabe
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    Just checked the rainfall there on Met Eireann.
    For Shannon airport;

    Jan 2017 - 53mm, average for January 102mm
    Dec 2016 - 74mm, average for Jan 104mm
    Nov 2016 - 69mm, avg fro Nov 94mm

    'When I was a boy we were serfs, slave minded. Anyone who came along and lifted us out of that belittling, I looked on them as Gods.' - Dan Breen



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    #504
    whelan2
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    Raining
    Raining
    Raining


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    #505
    foxy farmer
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    Wind lashing Rain off the window here. Rough enough since 10 pm.


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    #506
    Lady Haywire
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    Sounds like there's a wolf trying to blow the house down here!


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    #507
    TITANIUM.
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    Lady Haywire wrote: »
    Sounds like there's a wolf trying to blow the house down here!

    Tis a wild one alright. When's this meant to pass


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    #508
    CloughCasey1
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    TITANIUM. wrote: »
    Tis a wild one alright. When's this meant to pass

    That was one bad ass night!!


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    #509
    Reggie.
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    CloughCasey1 wrote: »
    That was one bad ass night!!

    Unreal wind here from 5am. Woke the child up and she's terrified since. I'll be very surprised if there is no damage done around the place


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    #510
    rangler1
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    Reggie. wrote: »
    Unreal wind here from 5am. Woke the child up and she's terrified since. I'll be very surprised if there is no damage done around the place

    Hard to believe that a month ago posters on here were commenting that cattle were better off outwintered........how quickly they forget,
    supposed to be another week of wet weather at least, I know a few around here that are outdoor lambing at the moment :eek:


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    #511
    Reggie.
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    rangler1 wrote: »
    Hard to believe that a month ago posters on here were commenting that cattle were better off outwintered........how quickly they forget,
    supposed to be another week of wet weather at least, I know a few around here that are outdoor lambing at the moment :eek:

    I'd say my cattle are buried into a ditch somewhere atm


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