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Severe Weather Snow / Ice Weds 28 FEB ( Onwards ) READ MOD NOTE POST#1

Meteorite58

MOD NOTE

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Time to start a new thread as the other one reaches its capacity!

I'm sure kermit.de.frog will add a forecast and keep it updated for us.

So to kick it off a few mouth watering charts of the snow and cold potential over the coming days, stay safe.

Looking very windy going into Thurs night and look at those windchill readings!

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MiaMaria

pistolpetes11 wrote: »

Heating and plumbing might be the best for you ?

Thanks didn't even think of that.

SleetAndSnow

Visibility just dropped massively in cork, can see a lot of snow drifts too with the wind strengthing. This is gonna be a heavy shower me thinks.

sunbabe08

yikes the east coast is gonna get hammered tonight

fritzelly

If south Dublin doesn't get one almighty dump from that big blob incoming it will be unbelievable (using technical terms there)

Jollyman

Zambian wrote: »

As this thread and the Tech threads are the most popular threads,could i be cheeky and ask people to pop over to the Essential preparation thread and have a look at my last post.Asking advice for frozen gas bottle..Thanks

Kettle of boiling hot water over the hose pipe and cylinder and valve should free it right up

irishfeen

sryanbruen wrote: »

Here comes Emma

https://twitter.com/iainG81/status/968964857029713920

Hon the Emma

sean555

downwesht wrote: »

Any snow in Galway?

Plenty of showers all evening, none really that heavy but not too bad, one of the heaviest all day just started.

ben.schlomo

downwesht wrote: »

Any snow in Galway?

Nice little dusting east side of the city. A fair bit more in the easy of the county.

Oafley Jones

d'Oracle wrote: »

I bought yak-trax last week and I would highly recommend them.

Had them in 2010. They were brilliant. I used them to walk the 5km into work, didn't even have to slow down.

wakka12

fritzelly wrote: »

If south Dublin doesn't get one almighty dump from that big blob incoming it will be unbelievable (using technical terms there)

Pray for south Dublin

Daniel2590

Here we go in the next ~45 minutes!

Achasanai

Brae100 wrote: »

you'd have to really question the Eagle's forecast on TV3 on Monday.

I've heard the name a bit recently, but who's 'the Eagle'?

sumtings

Will there technically be no Met Eireann warning for Dublin tomorrow from 12:00 to 16:00?

Larbre34

MidMan25 wrote: »

Need to drive home from Kilkenny City to Cork City tomorrow morning. Debating whether to take the M9 or M8!?

Best wait for the morning reports, its impossible to tell right now which will get hit worse. But have it behind you by 1pm.

bloodless_coup

downwesht wrote: »

Any snow in Galway?

Only a bit. Fine misty stuff.

refusetolose

MidMan25 wrote: »

Need to drive home from Kilkenny City to Cork City tomorrow morning. Debating whether to take the M9 or M8!?

id take the M0 if i were you

Meteorite58

-2.8C in Tralee

MidMan25

Larbre34 wrote: »

Best wait for the morning reports, its impossible to tell right now which will get hit worse. But have it behind you by 1pm.

Currently thinking M8 as the N25 from Waterford to Cork is very hilly and both counties with a red warning now. Tipp and North Cork seemed to have gotten off lightly so far.

Brae100

Larbre34

Achasanai wrote: »

I've heard the name a bit recently, but who's 'the Eagle'?

John Eagleton, a senior forecaster in Met Eireann that used to present on TV and radio, but hasnt for some time. Cool as a cucumber and conservative by nature.

ellieh1

Daniel2590 wrote:

Here we go in the next ~45 minutes!

What map is that?

P.lane78

Jeez bad conditions in cork city now ... blizzard conditions

q85dw7osi4lebg

Coming down heavy at coastal Meath. Finally!

grenouille1966

South Dublin has been getting snow today but not all parts perhaps. These new streamers have to hit all of South Dublin. The North side of Dublin and the CC has been pulverised.

wanderer 22

d'Oracle wrote: »

I bought yak-trax last week

Apt username

fritzelly

ellieh1 wrote: »

What map is that?

https://www.netweather.tv/live-weather/radar

Put Weather Type On and enjoy the fuzziness of watching hell approach you

Daniel2590

ellieh1 wrote: »

What map is that?

https://www.netweather.tv/live-weather/radar

Daniel2590

fritzelly wrote: »

https://www.netweather.tv/live-weather/radar

Put Weather Type On and enjoy the fuzziness of watching hell approach you

Also enjoy wasting your life away staring at it in hope of a streamer coming for you

Rock Lesnar

Zechariah Whispering Puppy wrote: »

Coming down heavy at coastal Meath. Finally!

Its been like that all day here, and its still coming down, im around Rathkenny, near slane

PaulKK

MidMan25 wrote: »

Need to drive home from Kilkenny City to Cork City tomorrow morning. Debating whether to take the M9 or M8!?

The M8 is the only logical option.