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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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dharma200

rubbledoubledo wrote: »

What roads are impassable in Clare

this road right outside my house. And all the roads surrounding. Partner nearly lost the car . This thread is starting to turn my stomach.

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Saganist

Van.Bosch wrote: »

Maybe a dumb question but is the snow tonight coming from the beast with the wind being storm emma? Or is Emma bringing snow also?

Emma is a low pressure system, bringing with it lots of precipitation, wind and milder air.. This system was dumping lots of rain over Portugal a few days ago. Now its running into the really cold Siberian air ( The Beast ) sitting over Ireland and we think that the percip will modify from rain to snow.

sicknotexi

Anyone in Monasterevin area hear thunder about 10 minutes ago?

cherryghost

Fine snow in Clondalkin. Melting on windows. No evidence of out and out rain. That said, Temps are expected to temporarily rise before falling as heavy precipitation passes over

stevenup7002

Sleety drizzle in Clonmel.

Mike Litoris

antodeco wrote: »

Yup. It's rain

Deffo rain in Ballyfermot. Doesn't feel as bitter either.

q85dw7osi4lebg

Howth station saying -0.3

zisdead

Think we just had some freezing rain in Clondalkin.

storker

Dr. Kenneth Noisewater wrote: »

Up to a metre of snow in East Wicklow and South Dublin according to Evelyn!!!

Based on what we've had in Wicklow so far, I'm tempted to call BS on that.

Sariah

Definitely not trolling here. Am in Ballycullen D24 and it's raining.

grenouille1966

Heavy snow Dublin 15, Castelknock. ðŸŽ‰ðŸŽ‰ðŸŽ‰ðŸŽ‰ðŸŽ‰

jo06555

I can hear the wind picking up outside in waterford city a sign of emmas arrival

MikeSoys

I'm nearly out of beer, getting worried now ðŸ˜¨

Ger Roe

It's very interesting to see how extremely local the weather activities have been over the past two days.

Here in North East Wicklow (Kilpedder) we got some snow yesterday afternoon but nothing to write home about since. Currently there is a very light dusting and random flakes have been blowing in the wind all day. In other places it has been white out conditions for two days. I have seen reports on the board from just a few Km's north and south of this location where the conditions have been very different at various times throughout the day.

Overall though it has been very cold at -3.5 worst case. Currently the wind is picking up here, temp is -1.5 and pressure is 992 hPa.

Eagerly awaiting whatever comes next.

Artane2002

Van.Bosch wrote: »

What’s your expectation for D5 by morning?

I don't know to be honest. Depends if proximity to the coast causes something to go wrong or not. I've a foot of snow in my garden so maybe around 50cm on grass if nothing goes wrong?

PS, I'm pretty sure this 'rain' is just small graupel. I had a closer look and saw some small graupel on my windowsill.

shamrock55

Franz Von Peppercorn wrote: »

It was never predicted for 4pm across the whole country all at once.

I know that but Emma is ment to be coming up from the south,and still no sign here anyway

shamrock55

Franz Von Peppercorn wrote: »

It was never predicted for 4pm across the whole country all at once.

I know that but Emma is ment to be coming up from the south,and still no sign here anyway

obriener2054

cherryghost wrote: »

Fine snow in Clondalkin. Melting on windows. No evidence of out and out rain. That said, Temps are expected to temporarily rise before falling as heavy precipitation passes over

That will be your heating being on probably

WoolyJumper

Van.Bosch wrote: »

Maybe a dumb question but is the snow tonight coming from the beast with the wind being storm emma? Or is Emma bringing snow also?

From what I understand Storm Emma is just your normal storm full of precipitation...that combining with the "beast" a cold front is going to cause the precipitation to fall as snow. That combined with the wind from Storm Emma will make visibility very low

wakka12

Very light misty rain in D14

praying it turns back to snow

Slashermcguirk

If it’s snowing now on the coast of north dublin how on earth could it be raining inland? Makes no sense

allthedoyles

Cows Go µ wrote: »

Is it just me, or have you got that set to 16/10/2017?

Thanks thats what was wrong . The date was wrong .

Cookiemunster

dharma200 wrote: »

this road right outside my house. And all the roads surrounding. Partner nearly lost the car . This thread is starting to turn my stomach.

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And where is that? I work in Shannon and live in Limerick. No snow in either today. That doesn't preclude the fact that it was snowing in other parts of the county. I assume you're in North Clare.

JackieChang

Beautiful clear night here in cork. Total serenity. Very disappointed.

sryanbruen

https://twitter.com/DonegalWeatherC/status/969285344754589701

MaccaTacca

storker wrote: »

Based on what we've had in Wicklow so far, I'm tempted to call BS on that.

What’s to come is nothing to do with what’s passed already.

Wicklow will see significant accumulations.

Rougies

Can confirm sleety rain here too. I'm sure it will turn back to snow very shortly.

EDIT: After closer inspection it could be very very very fine snow that melts instantly on my very very very very very very dark blue jacket sleeve.

GhostyMcGhost

coffeepls wrote: »

Is that 30cm there (can’t see properly). It’s definitely that here in Sallins. Blizzards all day. What next?!

Yeah constant all day. Over 1ft

patneve2

Lol. Looks like rain but very fine snow grains are falling. Gusts over 50 kts at the coast. V poor conditions

donal.hunt

shamrock55 wrote: »

I know that but Emma is ment to be coming up from the south,and still no sign here anyway

Blarney (Cork) based here and nothing happening yet. Expect it to pick up in the next few hours though.