Shadylou wrote: » Lovely and quiet in Cork city.....not a huge amount of snow compared to what seemed to fall, I hope the kids wake up to proper snow in the morningi
jo06555 wrote: » Was this a official statement at 11pm?
jArgHA wrote: » Is it just me or did anyone else see a couple of lightning strikes from Cork city in the past five minutes? I can't get over how bright it is outside
SleetAndSnow wrote: » Yeah I feel like this red warning is just to protect people and stop them from travelling.
tomcosgrave wrote: » Dublin 13 just now. Wind is blowing fine powdered snow all over the place!
SleetAndSnow wrote: » Yeah I feel like this red warning is just to protect people and stop them from travelling. South and east still looking to be hammered. I highly doubt harmonie has something different unless met eireann received info from somewhere.
Larbre34 wrote: » Read the whole red snow/ice criteria: "Significant falls of snow likely to cause accumulations of 8 cm or greater below 250 m AMSL. Slippery paths and roads due to accumulation of ice on untreated surfaces; situation likely to worsen." Given the overnight lows of -7 or so throughout the Country, the second sentence applies even where snow might not fall again until late tomorrow.
fritzelly wrote: » Only thing really missing is those big flakes, in Dublin at least
200motels wrote: » We here in Waterford are going to get hammered tomorrow, I remember 1982 well and this could be worse.
thomasj wrote: » Met eireann have issued a nationwide red alert from now until 3pm Friday.