Storm Dennis ** Please read Mod Note in OP**

average_runner

blobbyblob wrote: »

Busy couple of days ahead for ESB network crews. Incident reports totting up in Munster/South Leinster.

Are we becoming apathetic to weather warnings?

Yep. Days like this in Dublin we would of played soccer in it and cycle to school.

The warning system will become ineffective after awhile.
Not Met fault though

Thepillowman

Calmed down a good bit in the last hour, 14mm of rain since 6pm yesterday. East Clare.

SEPT 23 1989

Hitting Newcastle now

pad199207

Tonnes of rain here with that squall

Danno

https://twitter.com/LaoisWeather/status/1228682516883812352?s=20

Sharp temperature drop also.
Top gust this morning of 43mph

SleetAndSnow

How are things in cork city? Working in a shopping center so missing it all!

Deep_learning

The rain has stopped and it is quite calm now.

smodgley

hawkwing wrote: »

Hopefully you are in a boat?

my post of the Day !:D

Gaoth Laidir

Dennis was 925 hPa at 12Z today, 3 hPa higher and around 1 degree latitude (~110 km) further north than forecast yesterday. Unlikely to get below 920 hPa now, much to the discontent of the headline-writers.

Gonzo

another miserable day in Meath, cool and very wet.

uck51js9zml2yt

Wind up in North Kerry. Rain stopped. Saw some sunshine.
Time to go to the beach

blobbyblob

Dublin airport closed? Looks like every plane in the sky is circling or diverting?

(Edit: they're all lined up for landing now)

RobertKK

The squall line hit here in Kilkenny, a sudden downpour with rain to 71.2mm/h at 2.14pm
The highest gust of wind was 80.5km/h at 10:43am.
5.8mm of rain so far
9.1C

PukkaStukka

Squall just pushed through North Co Dublin. Intense but thankfully brief

irishrover99

View from the Guinness Storehouse.
Absolute brutal day out there.

Meteorite58

ECM showing strongest winds mainly to Atlantic coastal counties and at that mostly to coastal areas. Some strong winds crossing inland for a time in the afternoon but lighter inland from early evening.

ARPEGE similar to ECM but bringing stronger winds inland and not clearing the E coast till later in the evening, should be eased off W coasts by late evening bit slower to ease off the SW coasts.

Rougies

blobbyblob wrote: »

Dublin airport closed? Looks like every plane in the sky is circling or diverting?

(Edit: they're all lined up for landing now)

They just changed back to using the main runway, so there was some repositioning going on.

zell12

irishrover99 wrote: »

View from the Guinness Storehouse.
Absolute brutal day out there.

Aye, tis a soft day begorrah

Logan Roy

Worst day in ages in Cork, relentless rain and grey, miserable.

pad199207

6mm before the front came through in Kildare, now there’s 23mm

km79

The sun is out in south mayo now!

Meteorite58

More heavy rain incoming from the cold front along the S coasts. Will it just graze off the coasts or come ashore over S counties dumping a fair shot of rain , will see.

Perhaps could see an orange rainfall warning for Cork, Kerry , Waterford , the West: standing water on ground here now, small floods about. Looks like there is going to be lots of runoff from mountains.







EUMETSAT

monty_python

It has cleared up here in South west beara peninsula, after a morning of heavy Misty rain, wind isn't to bad either.
Tomorrow will bring the worst of the wind right??

circadian

Rougies wrote: »

They just changed back to using the main runway, so there was some repositioning going on.

Thank christ for that. I was getting anxiety watching the planes battle their way above the house here.

pad199207

Don’t need anymore rain here now in Kildare. Back garden badly flooded and street outside is covered in water. Can’t get to the cars without a pair of wellies.

Stream beside the house is up to the banks

m17

Salthill this morning

Graces7

Eased a while out here, and even some sun, but building again now

eigrod

Squall line has reached Greystones. Deluge.

Rock Lesnar

Wind and rain has stopped, blue sky over head now, Meath

Jim_Hodge

The rain and wind are easing off now in Co. Monaghan. It has been a while since we had such a miserable spell of weather but we've also had much worse.