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Cold Spell Late Feb/ Early March Technical Discussion only MOD NOTE POST #1
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 ), but it looks more severe for both the south and east coasts on the latest models, meaning both Cork and Dublin even versus yesterday? The snow which could fall along with the winds look pretty severe. Given that Dublin already has lying snow, this looks strong. Models also seem to be showing less warming to the south aswell (which I am happy about!)
 ), but it looks more severe for both the south and east coasts on the latest models, meaning both Cork and Dublin even versus yesterday? The snow which could fall along with the winds look pretty severe. Given that Dublin already has lying snow, this looks strong. Models also seem to be showing less warming to the south aswell (which I am happy about!)                                            



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