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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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optogirl

Kamili wrote: »

I've heard that for the last 48 on here.

TBH I'm sick of it all now

You should write an angry letter

stooge

revelman wrote: »

How did you measure the 30cm? Here, in Kinsale we've had constant snow since Tuesday evening and only 18cm on the ground according to the measuring tape. Not doubting you but I'm amazed by 30cm in Roscommon.

With a shovel

we are on an elevated exposed position so admittedly probably more than surrounding areas.

DaveSuarez

Still non-stop in Waterford, footpaths are lethal. There won’t be a blaa to be got in the morning boi

beefburrito

Kamili wrote: »

I've heard that for the last 48 on here.

TBH I'm sick of it all now - my boss in the US is getting very angry for all the customer events planned this week having been cancelled and I'm bearing the brunt of it.

He can't understand how 18cm can shut down the country. They are used to working in drifts of 18ft over there and still getting on with it.

I tried the "its Ireland we are not made for this", and got laughed at.

You're OK, American companies in Ireland have to follow Irish employment legislation.

Let him waffle away

Let it snow let it snow let it snow......

IvySlayer

Igloo

Heckler

Suns out in Cork but no thaw. Layer of ice under the snow. (Lough area)

thecretinhop

battering down snow easily for an hour i would say in galway looking at the radar galway could have a lot of snow even before emma arrives!!

Daniel2590

Nabber wrote: »

Lads, this is better than 2010...
There I said it.....

Perhaps in some areas but where I am we have about a foot of snow in 2010, only about 2 inches now! :pac:

Kermit.de.frog

clownface95 wrote: »

Completely agree, students in limerick could easily attend school today. Like I said before, sun shining.

Yeah but Dublin.

irishrover99

Kamili wrote: »

I've heard that for the last 48 on here.

TBH I'm sick of it all now - my boss in the US is getting very angry for all the customer events planned this week having been cancelled and I'm bearing the brunt of it.

He can't understand how 18cm can shut down the country. They are used to working in drifts of 18ft over there and still getting on with it.

I tried the "its Ireland we are not made for this", and got laughed at.

Jesus. Watching people get upset by getting snow or not getting snow is ridiculous. SAD

MJohnston

_Dara_ wrote: »

It isn’t though. Winter 2010 is unparalleled in my lifetime. Weeks of lying snow, icicle formation, thick ice forming on canals, rivers and lakes, and regular decent amounts of snow. This isn’t anywhere close to that in any part of the country.

2010 was better for enjoying the snow as it was generally sunny and calm. Today is a much worse day than anything I can remember from 2010 on windiness alone.

championc

Kamili wrote: »

I've heard that for the last 48 on here.

TBH I'm sick of it all now - my boss in the US is getting very angry for all the customer events planned this week having been cancelled and I'm bearing the brunt of it.

He can't understand how 18cm can shut down the country. They are used to working in drifts of 18ft over there and still getting on with it.

I tried the "its Ireland we are not made for this", and got laughed at.

Look on the positive side - we would have the same outcome with 1.8cm of snow. They'd never stop laughing if this was the case.

_Dara_

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Miles better than 2010 for snowfall.

No way. The depths are nowhere near as deep as what Dublin and other areas got in December 2010. People have short memories!

Jim Gazebo

Looking like we might get a few more flurries there in the city in Cork? Or are we now awaiting for storm emma to bury us?

revelman

My back yard here in Kinsale is almost unrecognizable. I spent 3 years in Austria and this compares to anything I’ve experienced there. If Emma brings more we will have the snow coming up to the windows...

Dubh Geannain

Has only paused momentarily in Trim this morning. Still coming down. I dug my car out and cleared my driveway ready for off. Changed my mind and decided that I will work from home.

diarmuid79

Epic Snow at Celbridge all morning, it hasn’t stopped and is getting heavier, just gone over 20cm in the back garden

Kamili

irishrover99 wrote: »

In d16 myself and I've about 10 cm in my garden so not sure why you have none

Never said I had none, I was responding to a poster saying that Its not as good as 2010 here with me.

Deffo don't have 10cm though, more like 4-5cm Wind is blowing it away and there was a significant thaw yesterday, icicles on roofs.

Nettle Soup

Tyson Fury wrote: »

Why would you want it to snow?

Miserably cold, everything closed and you can't even go outside.

Weaklings cant go outside.

Are you are weakling Tyson Fury?

leahyl

Bizarre I just saw Q from Moesha at Dublin Airport on RTE news giving out about the snow

sryanbruen

Dublin meets Game of Thrones. Picture courtesy of Dean Malone, given to FM104.

seamus

Kamili wrote: »

I tried the "its Ireland we are not made for this", and got laughed at.

It sounds like you need a new boss tbh. What an asshole. It's not like you can control the weather or the national response to it.

_Dara_ wrote: »

It isn’t though. Winter 2010 is unparalleled in my lifetime. Weeks of lying snow, icicle formation, thick ice forming on canals, rivers and lakes, and regular decent amounts of snow. This isn’t anywhere close to that in any part of the country.

I guess to a certain extent you can't always compare one snow event to another. 2010 saw 28 days of lying snow where I was. That was certainly unprecedented.

If we were to see 3/4/5 foot drifts tonight, then that's also a "once in a lifetime" level, even if the snow melts 48 hours later.

The levels here in D16 are not the same as 2010...yet. The ridiculous snow was never supposed to arrive until tonight, though the red warning calling for an extra 10-15cm of snow overnight never materialised here. We've had 4-5cm since 6pm yesterday, most of that in the last 3 hours. Seems like many other areas got it though.

Currently standing at 12cm total accumulation. We lost 2-3cm over yesterday afternoon.

Kamili

beefburrito wrote: »

You're OK, American companies in Ireland have to follow Irish employment legislation.

Let him waffle away

Let it snow let it snow let it snow......

Lol easier said than done, he's not under the impression he does, and is now loading a crap load of extra work on me to cover the "time out" for the stupid snow.

seamus wrote: »

It sounds like you need a new boss tbh. What an asshole. It's not like you can control the weather or the national response to it.

Pentecost

Been lightly snowing all morning in Kimmage. Not really adding a lot of depth so far but the original fall plus a small bit more is still lying in areas away from the main streets.

Kermit.de.frog

_Dara_ wrote: »

No way. The depths are nowhere near as deep as what Dublin and other areas got in December 2010. People have short memories!

I assure you I have a great memory and we have had more snowfall in my location than the November 2010 event in two days.

We have had blizzards here. None in 2010.

Really impressive.

MJohnston

Kamili wrote: »

I've heard that for the last 48 on here.

TBH I'm sick of it all now - my boss in the US is getting very angry for all the customer events planned this week having been cancelled and I'm bearing the brunt of it.

He can't understand how 18cm can shut down the country. They are used to working in drifts of 18ft over there and still getting on with it.

I tried the "its Ireland we are not made for this", and got laughed at.

Tell him to stop waffling. US has many, many states which are similar to Ireland in terms of being able to handle snow. In fact, it has many, many more that are worse at handling it.

Perhaps, as a boss, he'd be able to understand the fallacy of his business expending lots of money for expensive equipment that is used once every 8 years at best?

Heckler

Jim Gazebo wrote: »

Looking like we might get a few more flurries there in the city in Cork? Or are we now awaiting for storm emma to bury us?

Going by the forecast buried

sryanbruen

_Dara_ wrote: »

No way. The depths are nowhere near as deep as what Dublin and other areas got in December 2010. People have short memories!

I have to agree.

vistafinder

Beautiful blue sky in West Cork. Very little snow melting.

Just took the dog for a walk and man that wind chill is incredible.

Was up Carrantuohill last winter for a sunrise and there was a wind chill of -16 not much of a difference there today.

Cork Boy 53

Not strictly related to this thread but Cork City and County Councils have issued risk of flooding warnings for the next few days.This may be as big an issue for affected areas as any blizzard conditions.