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Spring 2017 - General Discussion
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Clonmel1000 wrote: »Sun back out again beautiful warm evening. Did I see mention somewhere of 13 degrees next week???
Yeah but they said "lows" along with it indicating night time temperatures so
. Photography site - https://sryanbruenphoto.com/
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sryanbruen wrote: »Yeah but they said "lows" along with it indicating night time temperatures so.
Ah ok that's not to bad so. How's it looking for the long weekend do you think Syran?0 -
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Clonmel1000 wrote: »Ah ok that's not to bad so. How's it looking for the long weekend do you think Syran?
Sorry for asking this
but by long weekend do you mean this coming weekend? If that is so, I think it will be some heavy rain early Saturday - continuing in the north for much of the UK. Then after that plenty of fine sunny intervals for Sunday and Monday in fresh, fine temperatures. Friday tomorrow is looking like another very warm day. Still very sunny in the east but it will be cloudier in the west with some rain arriving as the day goes on. Not looking as terrible as people are making it out to be. Photography site - https://sryanbruenphoto.com/
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sryanbruen wrote: »Sorry for asking this but by long weekend do you mean this coming weekend? If that is so, I think it will be some heavy rain early Saturday - continuing in the north for much of the UK. Then after that plenty of fine sunny intervals for Sunday and Monday in fresh, fine temperatures. Friday tomorrow is looking like another very warm day. Still very sunny in the east but it will be cloudier in the west with some rain arriving as the day goes on. Not looking as terrible as people are making it out to be.
No, the long weekend is the bank holiday weekend, which has Monday included, hence it being called the long weekend, which I assumed was a popular Irish synonym.
So not this weekend, next weekend.0 -
No, the long weekend is the bank holiday weekend, which has Monday included, hence it being called the long weekend, which I assumed was a popular Irish synonym.
So not this weekend, next weekend.
I think I'm getting confused with the UK
, I've been talking with UK weather enthusiasts and just happened to have gotten used to this coming weekend to be a Bank Holiday haha .
Anyway, this is the summary for the actual Bank Holiday Weekend :P.
On the GFS, it is looking like a mixed bag of a Bank Holiday Weekend. Friday is coming out with a ridge to the southeast of us and building up to Ireland. However, with the pressure quite weak to the west, I think it's suggesting a lot of cloud there and some sunny spells elsewhere. Temperatures are looking surprisingly decent actually with the 6-8c (and even 10c in the localised area) isotherm over the country which would bring temperatures in the high teens. June 2010 started off with temperatures very similar so very decent for the early days of June. On Saturday, however, an area of low pressure comes in from the west pushing across both the UK & Ireland bringing quite a murky, damp day and temperatures going back down to something like 15 or 16c or even lower to 14c in a few places if the rain will be heavy in localised areas. The rain looks like being very patchy though so quite a damp day. This clears Saturday night leaving it clear across the country. The Azores high tries to ridge in for Sunday and it does so for the east. However, another band of rain is pushing into the west. Temperatures up a bit to 17 or 18c. This low pressure reaches eastern regions by midday on Bank Holiday Monday and the rain intensifies. Some places in the west looking like they could get up to 30mm of rainfall if this were to come off. Meanwhile, temperatures are rising which will only make the rain even that more intense.
The ECMWF shows it as an unsettled, cool Bank Holiday weekend throughout with just a small dry interval from Saturday into Sunday.
Don't rely on these. It is 100% likely that these patterns will change on them tomorrow and Saturday.Photography site - https://sryanbruenphoto.com/
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I know this is a weather forum.
But I've been watching the worldview satellite pictures from NASA for the last while and Meteorite has a little bit of in his pic above.
So I'd thought I'd ask maybe here.
You see those blue green patches on the pictures are those Blue Green Algae ( Cyanobacteria ).
They don't look like sand banks. But maybe they are.
I was just thinking with the warm weather and no real storms in the last while that it could possibly be Cyanobacteria.
Anyway anyone hazard a guess??
Edit: It's not the end of the world if I don't get an answer.
I just said i'd chance it.:D :pac:0 -
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And like clockwork the 9 to 9 breeze has finished it's shift. It was flat calm at 9am and an hour later it was averaging above 15mph which held for much of the day. This had an effect of keeping temperatures almost 2.0c cooler than yesterday.
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sryanbruen wrote: »I think I'm getting confused with the UK, I've been talking with UK weather enthusiasts and just happened to have gotten used to this coming weekend to be a Bank Holiday haha .
Anyway, this is the summary for the actual Bank Holiday Weekend :P.
On the GFS, it is looking like a mixed bag of a Bank Holiday Weekend. Friday is coming out with a ridge to the southeast of us and building up to Ireland. However, with the pressure quite weak to the west, I think it's suggesting a lot of cloud there and some sunny spells elsewhere. Temperatures are looking surprisingly decent actually with the 6-8c (and even 10c in the localised area) isotherm over the country which would bring temperatures in the high teens. June 2010 started off with temperatures very similar so very decent for the early days of June. On Saturday, however, an area of low pressure comes in from the west pushing across both the UK & Ireland bringing quite a murky, damp day and temperatures going back down to something like 15 or 16c or even lower to 14c in a few places if the rain will be heavy in localised areas. The rain looks like being very patchy though so quite a damp day. This clears Saturday night leaving it clear across the country. The Azores high tries to ridge in for Sunday and it does so for the east. However, another band of rain is pushing into the west. Temperatures up a bit to 17 or 18c. This low pressure reaches eastern regions by midday on Bank Holiday Monday and the rain intensifies. Some places in the west looking like they could get up to 30mm of rainfall if this were to come off. Meanwhile, temperatures are rising which will only make the rain even that more intense.
The ECMWF shows it as an unsettled, cool Bank Holiday weekend throughout with just a small dry interval from Saturday into Sunday.
Don't rely on these. It is 100% likely that these patterns will change on them tomorrow and Saturday.
Essentially a ****e weekend
Seems like the only chance the temperatures will be in the high teens is Thursday through Friday?0 -
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Bit of a difference in the forecasted rain on Saturday.
The GFS has the Low off the south east coast and wexford getting hammered with rain.
The ECM brings the low up over the country and the north west gets the brunt.
Now the whole country gets rain from the two models.
But I just put up the two models at 9a.m Saturday to show the contrast.0 -
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