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

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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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miseagustusa

Same in Arklow

super_furry

Starting in Shankill, first we’ve seen on falling snow since the early morning. There was a good thaw on the roads but they look lethal now.

Stargate

Colser wrote: »

It's unreal and being blown in every direction.

Absolutely nuts outside now ( Cork City Southside ) -4.9 and dropping !

Juppie

Pelting down in Trim. Finally! Thank you streamers.

degsie

scarepanda wrote: »

My apologies if this has been asked already/is a stupid question, but, with storm Emma, what are we to expect wind wise? Is it normal storm winds with snow added into the mix? Or will the snow affect the wind?

I'm in south Roscommon and it's pelting down the last 20 minutes!

I think wind blown snow is the general effect.

An Ri rua

On the local radio down here, emergency services enroute to Portarlington. 2 brass monkeys in a bad way it seems. Sever frost #theworst and Artic wind (they'd been thumbing).

Apologies for me spelling. I used to work for RTE

Stephen Hawkins football boots

patneve2 wrote: »

Coming down well now...finally

Where?

q85dw7osi4lebg

Blowing a gale here (East Meath). Heavy graupel shower just now. Layer upon layer of graupel today but it's all piling up.

Speak Now

In Waterford myself but great to see Cork getting hammered off an Easterly.

jamesbere

Stargate wrote: »

Absolutely nuts outside now ( Cork City Southside ) -4.9 and dropping !

Is it -8 that it will drop to tonight?

BLIZZARD7

Lepidoptera wrote: »

What has caused the change in conditions from the predictions earlier about the blizzard like snow tomorrow?

What?

Itssoeasy

Snow on the bin outside the back door in cork city.

teddybones

miseagustusa wrote: »

Arklow
the town with no BREAD, MILK OR SNOW ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜

Wicklow is the same. The angst on social media would put me off weather watching. However i will persevere as i see a streamer making its way towards me on the radar...

Skedaddle

There's been a serious sump of snow over Cork City in the last while. My street is now officially inaccessible to cars the road has about 1ft of snow on the surface.

Daniel2590

Streamer has finally arrived in D18!

PaulKK

marno21 wrote: »

N76/N24/M8 or N77/M8

M9 is a bad option because of snow on N25 both sides of Dungarvan

Why would anyone ever take the M9 to Cork from Kilkenny? It's nowhere near the most direct. Clonmel route isn't great either. Go to Urlingford via Freshford and take the M8. When the roads are clear it's just under 2 hours.

Chrongen

Daniel2590 wrote: »

Here we go in the next ~45 minutes!

Can you explain that to a weather rookie?

Actually looking out it's started again

fritzelly

Itssoeasy wrote: »

Snow on the bin outside the back door in cork city.

Is that Cork in Australia? Very unusual for snow

Oafley Jones

I don't understand how I'm getting away so lightly (so far). I'm 15k north of Cork city and 200m above sea level. We'd get snow a couple of times a year when the city would be bone dry.

patneve2

Irish sea very much alive..perfect conditions bar the wind

Lepidoptera

BLIZZARD7 wrote: »

What?

I originally posted that in the technical thread but it was moved here. A knowledgeable poster is saying that we've seen the last of the intense showers for the rest of the week and I was curious what has caused the sudden change in weather conditions.

stephenjmcd

Very very light in bray but hopefully a sign of things to come

kirk buttercup

teddybones wrote: »

Wicklow is the same. The angst on social media would put me off weather watching. However i will persevere as i see a streamer making its way towards me on the radar...

It's pretty bizarre . Nothing , the whole day has been sitting around waiting and..... Nothing. So maybe In the next 24hours

degsie

Itssoeasy wrote: »

Snow on the bin outside the back door in cork city.

On the underside? 'mazeballs

Halpenny

Itssoeasy wrote: »

Snow on the bin outside the back door in cork city.

What hemisphere you in ? :pac:

moneymad

Thunder and lightning in cobh along with heavy snow

d'Oracle

Bit of dusty stuff falling in Sandyford village area.

Stephen Hawkins football boots

Chrongen wrote: »

Daniel2590 wrote: »

Here we go in the next ~45 minutes!

Can you explain that to a weather rookie?

Actually looking out it's started again

Pink is snow

DOCARCH

A fog of light snow in Dublin 16 now. Windy too!

JCX BXC

Nice heavy shower had made it all the way across Ireland and was about 20km away from West Clare, when it just died a very sudden death.

The joys of this weather

Still a scattered accumulation, the wind here has removed alot of cover from some areas and deposited it in other areas, so depths are all over the place, ranging from 6cm to near nothing. Still alot more than I expected!

Currently -3.4c now and no more drifting because everything's absoultely frozen solid.