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Son of the beast - 17-19 March 2018
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18-03-2018 10:15am#1Like the previous beast from the east thread, this is a thread where you can post all your snow and ice pictures or any pictures you could find of the event on sites like Twitter or Facebook. It can be treated as a memory lane thread in the future when we beg for even one snowflake whilst Northern Ireland is getting buried
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Look forward to be seeing the pictures.
If you still have some photos lying around from the previous event, please post them here: https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057845112
To start this off, this is my back garden at Grange this morning.
Photography site - https://sryanbruenphoto.com/
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Snowed most of last night and up to 1600 or so today. Average around 10-12 cm; 20 cm in many places where it has blown or drifted. If the first beast hadn't happened, topped by epochal Emma snow, then we would be celebrating this. As it is, family are round the clock busy now with lambing and this short spell has caused hardship. Odd that our best snow for many years should have happened mostly in spring - it could be called a 'sprinter.' The 2010 cold spell started substantially in November. Maybe we need to rethink the seasons. At least we shouldn't be downbeat any more when early January is passing us by with nothing interesting on the horizon.0 -
https://i.imgur.com/DNqfCHK.jpg
Interesting to compare these images taken on different recent snow days from a similar position. One is taken on Friday morning 2nd March after storm Emma - there was another 15 cm added later that day; the other was taken this afternoon Sunday 18th March. It doesn't look it but the snow in the foreground this afternoon is 20 cm deep in places.0 -
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