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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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Nate--IRL--

Natibaby wrote: »

Anyone using net weather radar and it not showing precipitation for you just check met Eireann instead. in d24 and it shows nothing on netweather and snowing for hours here, plenty showing on met Eireann radar

Yep I see what you mean now. Matches what I'm seeing with the Mk.I Eyeball.

Nate

DOCARCH

thomasj wrote: »

Anyone else who was lucky enough to get the heavy snowfalls in 2010-2011 think this ihas now surpassed it?

Not close (yet) in Dublin 16....hoping that will change tonight.

LongfordSligo

Enniscrone in Northwest Sligo must be only place with NO Snow...some light flakes in the air ..but nothing on the ground.. Wonder will that change this evening / Tonight ??

patneve2

Snowing away in dalkey. Gale still blowing

mirrorwall14

Natibaby wrote: »

Anyone using net weather radar and it not showing precipitation for you just check met Eireann instead. in d24 and it shows nothing on netweather and snowing for hours here, plenty showing on met Eireann radar

That makes so much more sense, I've been like wtf-why is it so wrong when its been so good!

feckwunker

Absolutely belting it down in Waterford for the past few hours.

John.Icy

I'm amazed at how little is accumulating here in my part of D9. Theres the same amount on the ground as midnight last night - and its been snowing pretty much ever since!

Heavy snow atm. It must all be blowing away. Live on a very long road running East to West so this pretty straight Easterly must be whipping it all up.

sryanbruen

Interesting.

https://twitter.com/weathertrending/status/969156450990936064?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fdisqus.com%2Fembed%2Fcomments%2F%3Fbase%3Ddefault%26f%3Dgavsweathervids1%26t_u%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fwww.gavsweathervids.com%252Fcomments-3.php%26t_d%3DThird%2520Chat%2520And%2520Discussion%2520Thread%2520For%2520GWV%26t_t%3DThird%2520Chat%2520And%2520Discussion%2520Thread%2520For%2520GWV%26s_o%3Ddefault%23version%3D8f43bbfb9b3412e3c4830f9fabb4ff3f

patneve2

Snowing away in dalkey. Gale still blowing

Nettle Soup

Snowing in Oughterard most of the morning.
I thought West Galway would get nothing until Emma came in later?

pad199207

Kildare getting plastered last 12 hours.

sideswipe

Nate--IRL-- wrote: »

Can somebody else take a look at this?
It shows nothing between North Dublin and Wexford, I assume it is just a glitch?

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

Nate

No glitch, thats were I am- weather is cold and windy but no snow.

Deank

FuzzyZoeller wrote: »

Being snowing here on Naas all morning, so there is a big hole in that radar! If I was subscribing to the Netweather radar I would be well miffed!!

That's not Netweather it's Metrociel

noah45

thomasj wrote: »

Anyone else who was lucky enough to get the heavy snowfalls in 2010-2011 think this ihas now surpassed it?

Most definately, in Athlone.

optogirl

sideswipe wrote: »

Hardly a flake here in Ashford Co. Wicklow. Red alert lock down is very frustrating when the weather so far has been grand, schools closed yesterday and there was no issues what so ever, not sure these blanket red alerts are workable in the long term.

it's advisory from 3pm today so if you feel you can get out and about there's nothing to stop you

[Deleted User]

At the moment this is the opposite of Ophelia.

I'm by Fermoy and not seen a flake and getting (completely non ironic) comments from people in Dublin about how the South coast isn't the entire country, from the same people who were giving out about the Status Red during Ophelia being "unwarranted" when Dublin was not so badly hit

Natibaby

Anyone using net weather radar and it not showing precipitation for you just check met Eireann instead. in d24 and it shows nothing on netweather and snowing for hours here, plenty showing on met Eireann radar

sideswipe

Hardly a flake here in Ashford Co. Wicklow. Red alert lock down is very frustrating when the weather so far has been grand, schools closed yesterday and there was no issues what so ever, not sure these blanket red alerts are workable in the long term.

thomasj

Anyone else who was lucky enough to get the heavy snowfalls in 2010-2011 think this ihas now surpassed it?

Nate--IRL--

Can somebody else take a look at this?
It shows nothing between North Dublin and Wexford, I assume it is just a glitch?

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

Nate

sudzs

Heavy enough snow shower on Carlingford Lough right now, wind picking up over the last hour too. :eek::D

Calibos

Just posted by MTC in the Model thread. Makes me feel a bit more confident about Emma after my disappointment caused by the Easterly wind and Wales Snow Shadow.

Originally Posted by M.T. Cranium

As the gradient tightens next six hours, this light to moderate sea effect snow will tend to get more concentrated into heavy bands and the pressure falls will turn the wind slightly northeast from Bray north, while it's likely that strong southeast winds will downslope off the Welsh highlands and rip across towards Wicklow. This will set up convergence of sea effect regimes and then the storm's snowfall arriving will converge with the streamers. This may lead to locally heavy banding by evening over the central east coast.

Artane2002

Reckless Abandonment wrote: »

You should get first post on every page
jealous southsider here

Usually it's like a snow shield here when it comes to accumulating snow. Whenever we get potent northwesterlies, it sticks nearly everywhere in Dublin except around here :pac:. That frontal event in early February didn't stick onto the roads and pavement at all here. Accumulated in everything else though

Slashermcguirk

I walked the coast road earlier and it seems to be constant snow to the side of howth in the direction of raheny, bayside, coolock, artane, Donaghmede etc. it is like a conveyor belt of snow showers constantly going over towards raheny and st Anne’s Park direction

Lucreto

It's a second Christmas for me.

I bought ham and chicken for dinner and a blizzard happening and Christmas FM on.

harr

And this was cleared by the kids yesterday

no.8

jdcv94 wrote: »

ECMWF model accumulations for Saturday 6am. Inches.

Switch to metric babbby

.

Impressive totals

Vxlks

really picked up here in D14 almost whiteout like conditions!

Reckless Abandonment

Artane2002 wrote: »

Heavy snow and windy again in Dublin 5.

You should get first post on every page

jealous southsider here

Cantona's Collars

They had longer meetings than the entire National Emergency Team and still not an answer on closing our workplace. A complete jokeshop.
They'll probably tell everyone at 4pm.