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Snowmagedagain

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Out getting supplies for snowmageddon at the moment - people (not me) are starting to panic buy here, lidl shelves were getting stripped of water, milk, ping pong balls, crochet sets and digital micrometers.

Is this the end, my friend?

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patmac

Ursummupet wrote: »

Can't wait for the destructive snow and blizzards.

Is 3cm of snow life threatening? Only I have no will made since the last met warning.

I was going to make a will, but I thought life's too short.

You can recreate the Millennium Falcon 'jump to light speed' Star Wars effect by driving at full speed through the snow at night with your headlights at full beam.
(Thanks to Viz)

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4068ac1elhodqr

Not saying it's a polar flip, but it looks like a polar flip.

[Deleted User]

Deleted User wrote: »

The roads wont be impassable if there is extremely hot summer weather ?? How is this even relevant?

That's not what I meant at all, I was referring to the overreaction that seems to be happening in Ireland now for every weather event

Hande hoche!

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

Just home and can confirm there isn’t a crust of bread left in SuperValu Loughrea.its an ill wind that doesn’t blow some good I suppose.
Pat the baker is sitting at home in front of a roaring fire licking his greasy chops after a big feed of steak and bread rolls,counting the days takings.go on the pat.

Sure he's made a lot of dough.

Harry Palmr

I just went outside to yell at snowflakes.

Doctors room ghost

Just home and can confirm there isn’t a crust of bread left in SuperValu Loughrea.its an ill wind that doesn’t blow some good I suppose.
Pat the baker is sitting at home in front of a roaring fire licking his greasy chops after a big feed of steak and bread rolls,counting the days takings.go on the pat.

CelticRambler

Joeseph Balls wrote: »

I'm catching a flight at 6 am Thursday morn, going to miss it all

Ah, you might get lucky - the blizzard will hit just after you get to the airport and you can watch it all through the windows of the departure lounge ... for three days!

Joeseph Balls

I'm catching a flight at 6 am Thursday morn, going to miss it all

Ursummupet

Can't wait for the destructive snow and blizzards.

Is 3cm of snow life threatening? Only I have no will made since the last met warning.

endacl

Dakota Dan wrote: »

Back in the 70's we had plenty snow and everyone survived. Many people had no fridges, freezers etc, cars were back wheel drive so crap to drive in snow. No warnings and everyone coped. snow was up to a foot deep and drifts up to 4 feet. Are people nowadays gone soft?

They have access to the internet these days. So, if everybody says it's a potential disaster, it is.

Until it isn't, of course...

murpho999

MonkieSocks wrote: »

But that's the Day after Tomorrow.

What's forcast for the Day after the Day after Tomorrow?

After the hurricane passes and the dust cloud clears from the earthquake it will be a balmy 32 degrees with a long term heatwave forecast but bringing about a serious risk of flooding.

4068ac1elhodqr

There could be a Holywood movie in this weeks image somewhere, how about:
'Euro-polar-flip-ping-eck' - just when you thought it was safe to wear speedos in santa ponsa

CelticRambler

elbyrneo wrote: »

I have a critical decision. Make 3x kids lunches for school tomorrow now? Will it be wasted if I make now and schools close. Will I be too lazy later this eve and end up rushing tmw am, if schools open.

Did you make them?

Probably too late now, but I'd have just decided to let the children stay at home. Best lesson they could ever learn: the world won't stop turning if you miss one day of school because Mother Nature's having a bad day. :rolleyes:

cinnamony

murpho999 wrote: »

Thursday is going to be the big day.

So I still have to go tomorrow. Fiddlesticks!

Jim Bob Scratcher

Some nasty looking clouds out there tonight

s7ryf3925pivug

koumi wrote: »

bale of briquettes is your only friend, heat will radiate and coal will last longer. Big bag of blocks would be nice too but not as much heat. Different if you're using a stove but on an open fire briquettes will help keep the heat going and fire last longer.

Both sold out anywhere I’ve looked. Just got some fire-bags and a trolleyful of wood

Dakota Dan

Back in the 70's we had plenty snow and everyone survived. Many people had no fridges, freezers etc, cars were back wheel drive so crap to drive in snow. No warnings and everyone coped. snow was up to a foot deep and drifts up to 4 feet. Are people nowadays gone soft?

dodderangler

Brennan's batch loaf for sale.
1200 quid or nearest offer

koumi

The snow brings out the heroes in us

Dakota Dan

optogirl wrote: »

I'll be up and out at 6 myself. I just don't feel the need to admonish a man for being retired.

Aren't you marvelous

Dakota Dan

murphyebass wrote: »

Yeah a LOT of people seem to think it should have all kicked off today.

Read the forecast people. Thursday and Friday is where it’s at.

www.yr.no

2 days? We're doomed.

MonkieSocks

murpho999 wrote: »

Thursday is going to be the big day.

But that's the Day after Tomorrow.

What's forcast for the Day after the Day after Tomorrow?

koumi

Briella Delightful Hazel wrote: »

How long would a bag of firewood last, while using a fire to heat a small room with mediocre insulation? (The bags they sell in lids, in case there is variation in size)

The power has gone here a couple of times when the weather is bad. We’ve a newborn so it is particularly important we can keep at least one room warm enough if the power goes.

bale of briquettes is your only friend, heat will radiate and coal will last longer. Big bag of blocks would be nice too but not as much heat. Different if you're using a stove but on an open fire briquettes will help keep the heat going and fire last longer.

s7ryf3925pivug

El Weirdo wrote: »

If it's the stuff I saw in Lidl yesterday, it won't last pissing time. That's just kindling.

No, split logs. They had kindling as well.

murpho999

cinnamony wrote: »

So when is this storm gonna happen?
Some of us has boring jobs we do not wanna go to in the morning...

Thursday is going to be the big day.

El Weirdo

Briella Delightful Hazel wrote: »

How long would a bag of firewood last, while using a fire to heat a small room with mediocre insulation? (The bags they sell in lids, in case there is variation in size)

The power has gone here a couple of times when the weather is bad. We’ve a newborn so it is particularly important we can keep at least one room warm enough if the power goes.

If it's the stuff I saw in Lidl yesterday, it won't last pissing time. That's just kindling.

optogirl

Rala_ wrote: »

Thank god there's people on here who actually share my opinion. On the proper weather forum it was full of delusional idiots worrying.

As far as I can see it's mainly people getting excited for a proper snow. Thursday is when its supposed to hit properly so I think they might be right.

cinnamony

So when is this storm gonna happen?
Some of us has boring jobs we do not wanna go to in the morning...

optogirl

Dakota Dan wrote: »

Aren't I just, think of me when you are turning over for your second sleep.

I'll be up and out at 6 myself. I just don't feel the need to admonish a man for being retired.