Autumn 2019 - General Discussion

Graces7

Squally and heavy showers

West Mayo offshore island

Still the same... after 6.30 am

appledrop

Finally some sunshine here in North County Dublin. Hopefully it will soak up some of the damp ground!

pad199207

Gonzo wrote: »

I'm afraid to look at forecasts for fear of yet more downpours, I looked and now I fear, there is no let up at all!



Looks like October will be the 3rd very wet or excessively wet month in a row.

I can see Dunsany breaking the 100mm barrier again by months end.

Yup and Met Eireann highlighting large amounts of rain possible towards the end of the week

pad199207

150mm in the last two weeks in Kildare

Gonzo

pad199207 wrote: »

150mm in the last two weeks in Kildare

There could be another 10-20mm tonight plus showers or rain all through this week.

pad199207

Gonzo wrote: »

There could be another 10-20mm tonight plus showers or rain all through this week.

Easily. Even the Liffey is a lot noticeably higher

Rock Lesnar

Was up in the home place there and was looking down on the river boyne and parts of it has over overflowed into the fields

Cloud is building now after a very nice morning, still sunny thankfully

Graces7

Morphed into sunshine … west mayo offshore island

sryanbruen

Rainfall totals for Irish stations from 21 Sep-5 Oct 2019.



Up to as much as 161.0mm at Valentia Observatory with Markree Castle driest at 65.3mm.

Data from Met Éireann.

SleetAndSnow

Raining for about the last two hours or so in cork city. Not great

MidMan25

Raining is putting lightly, absolutely teeming down.

SleetAndSnow

MidMan25 wrote: »

Raining is putting lightly, absolutely teeming down.

Yeah it’s after getting quite a bit heavier alright in the last half hour. Didn’t except this for whatever reason. At least tomorrow looks alright

km79

MidMan25 wrote: »

Raining is putting lightly, absolutely teeming down.

Its also raining again in Athenry

4Ad

Very windy in East Clare..I didn't think it was forecast this wild..

Meteorite58

sryanbruen wrote: »

Rainfall totals for Irish stations from 21 Sep-5 Oct 2019.


Up to as much as 161.0mm at Valentia Observatory with Markree Castle driest at 65.3mm.

Data from Met Éireann.

That is some rainfall for Valentia for that period.

Got 100.7 for the same time frame here near Tralee.

Meanwhile very wet and increasingly windy tonight with 11 mm so far and gusting up to 47 km/h, 10 min avg 27 km/h SSE.

Mortelaro

Rains just started here in Arklow
Currently 11.2c
SW 13kmh
Twas a beautiful day!,high of 16c
21.4mm here since oct1st
109mm since September 1st

Meteorite58

Mortelaro wrote: »

Rains just started here in Arklow
Currently 11.2c
SW 13kmh
Twas a beautiful day!,high of 16c
21.4mm here since oct1st
109mm since September 1st

Great day here in Kerry , sunny earlier until it clouded over from the approaching front . Great day out walking along the coast looking for fossils and crabs and the likes with the young fella . Nice to see the Brent geese back form Canada .

Crinoid Fosil I think seen today.

Meteorite58

Big deep storm out in the Atlantic, very low pressure at about 957 hPa, just feeling the effects of a front associated with it tonight. Well away from us but set to bring windy conditions in coastal areas and breezy overland the next few days.

NASA Sat Pic form earlier today.





https://twitter.com/NWSOPC/status/1180937018148155392?s=20

josip

Not sure where to post this, but would it be possible to open a Typhoon Hagibis thread?
It's a major storm and there will be a lot of Irish interest in its expected track and predicted arrival date/time in Japan.

https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ca/news/article/tropics-storm-hagibis-destined-to-become-a-typhoon

Tx.

Gonzo

looks very unsettled weather continuing past the middle of this month, with unsettled charts right up to the end of October. The Atlantic appears to be unleashing everything it can at us over the coming weeks, with conveyor belts of rain bringing more heavy showers and longer outbreaks of rain or downpours.

HighLine

The Atlantic train of misery. Hop on board. Hopefully all those poor souls who cried for an end to the sleepless nights of the blistering inferno temps of 20C during the summer will be at ease now.

Donegal Storm

Torrential rain in Letterkenny, stuck in the car waiting for a break so I can make it into the gym without feeling like I jumped in the bath

Hooter23

Very windy/gusty but dry...Galway...

I think next time there is a storm its best to make up your own mind if its going to be bad...anyone who looked at the charts the day before the storm could tell you it wasnt going to be that bad...it was just an Orange warning after all...ignore media from now on..especially RTE TV3;)

Hooter23

Same weather rain/showers/wind this week into next week..according to bbc weather

Mortelaro

Beautiful morning in Arklow
Dry with a gin blue sky
Currently 11.8c ,feeling crisp

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Mortelaro wrote: »

Beautiful morning in Arklow
Dry with a gin blue sky
Currently 11.8c ,feeling crisp

Almost identical here in North Louth.
11.7c with a slight 18km/h breeze.

A lively feel of autumn to it.

harr

After getting very blustery here in Laois in the last hour some heavy showers between the sunny spells . Currently 13°

Neddyusa

Ferocious heavy showers at about 40 min intervals here I'm south Roscommon since yesterday evening.
Floods on top of floods.
The gusts in these squalls are way worse than any Lorenzo wind.

As an aside - the actual weather on the two Lorenzo days was the best here for most of the last month!

SleetAndSnow

Blustery and heavy showers every now and then in cork city. Can be calm.then and sunny with some warmth too. Totally unpredictable

snowgal

jayzus, the rain and wind in Meath just now!! :eek:out of nowhere it came!