markodaly wrote: » Cork, about an hour ago.
sunbabe08 wrote: » no more snow for cork tonight
Weathercheck wrote: » Impressive stuff from Cork!! Latest guidance would give me increased confidence of a complete snow event tomorrow evening.
mickmackey1 wrote: » That's a good point I think, I wonder what weight of snow would be necessary to collapse the average Irish slate roof...
Spanish Eyes wrote: » Quick, get on to the Minister, Met Eireann, Dublin Bus, Luas, the emergency services etc. and tell them your news.
Mafra wrote: » My mind is erupting.. can’t compute this. Jet stream is backwards. Wind coming from the wrong direction. Sliced pans top the Nasdaq and Christmas fm back on the air for tomorrow!!
YanSno wrote: » Blizzard conditions in swords
jds0ur wrote: » Full on blizzard at Dublin Airport, this is insane!
patneve2 wrote: » blizzarding outside...gusts over 40kts and heavy small graupel falling
guil wrote: » I'm up since 3:30 this morning for work and not a hope of me sleeping now. The excitement is killing me, hasn't been any snow for a few hours now in the curragh but we got a lot throughout the night and then today.
actaphobia wrote: » Looking like a non snow event for dublin tomorrow evening, wind plusvrain right
c.p.w.g.w wrote: » It looks so bloodly bright there
cherryghost wrote: » 4x4 struggling over speed ramps a short time ago.
Kamili wrote: » Sweet Fanny Adams in D16
thebull85 wrote: » what forecast is this from?
SleetAndSnow wrote: » never know, those showers at waterford now could move down to us