Weather next Saturday 20th Aug 05

Stimpyone

I have no idea how this weather prediction thing works but I would be extremely grateful if somebody could give me a heads up on what sort of weather we should be expecting around Dublin ( north east ) next Saturday.

The reason being is baby Stimpy is having her christening and Mrs. Stimpy wants to have an outdoor affair ( back garden, gazebo etc ) for the afters. However I fear the worst.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

billy the squid

its a little too far ahead, but having looked at some of the charts it looks like it will be a dry day with breezes coming in from the atlantic It will more than likely be overcast, but it wont be a miserable day.

If it does rain it will be more than likely in the evening. but would be able to get a better idea around tuesday or wednesday at the earliest.

Stimpyone

thanks billy, garden heaters may be the order of the day so.

billy the squid

I cannot see it being cold, especially if you are on the east coast. i would imagine if you are planning on being outdoors in the evening though you might need the heaters.

just remember to keep an eye on the long term forcast at www.met.ie during the week to get a more accurate forcast for saturday.

kindredspirit

Stimpyone wrote:

I have no idea how this weather prediction thing works but I would be extremely grateful if somebody could give me a heads up on what sort of weather we should be expecting around Dublin ( north east ) next Saturday.

The reason being is baby Stimpy is having her christening and Mrs. Stimpy wants to have an outdoor affair ( back garden, gazebo etc ) for the afters. However I fear the worst.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Weather should be good. (No rain.)
http://www.itadvice.co.uk/weatherjack/charts-all.html

Havent checked/updated today but as of yesterday, it looked like High pressure and a pleasant day for saturday.

Enjoy

Stimpyone

Cheers Earthman, thanks for the heads up

kindredspirit

This site
http://www.weathersys.com/m_seawest/todaysweather.php#day4
has changed and now backs up earlier forecast.