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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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pistolpetes11

MT Update

M.T. Cranium wrote: »

County by county estimates of further snowfalls (on top of what is on the ground now) ...

Wicklow, Kildare ... 40 to 70 cm

Wexford ... 30 to 60 cm

Dublin ... 25 to 50 cm

Meath ... 20 to 40 cm

Louth ... 10 to 25 cm

eastern half NI ... 5 to 10 cm

Waterford, Carlow, Kilkenny, Laois ... 30 to 60 cm

Cork ... 20 to 50 cm

Kerry ... 5 to 30 cm

Limerick, Tipps, Clare ... 15 to 45 cm (generally heavier south)

Offaly, Westmeath, Longford, Roscommon, Galway ... 20 to 40 cm (generally heavier south Roscommon and east Galway)

Mayo, Sligo, Leitrim, Cavan, Monaghan ... 2 to 15 cm (15 more likely east and south)

Donegal ... 0 to 10 cm (higher amounts may be in sea effect bands northwest coast)

western Northern Ireland ... 2 to 15 cm (higher amounts towards south central NI)

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The ranges are large and maximum amounts will be on southeast facing slopes, in some cases a range north to south, this applies more to the northern counties, for Cork and Kerry a reduction in totals near sea level. Some of the other county variations more due to elevation than exposure to any particular direction, and of course a random factor always present with banding caused by upper level dynamics sometimes unrelated to the surface.

Could see 70 to 120 cm on top of higher summits. These estimates are for elevations where people are going to experience them.

brookers

in Dalkey looked out and thought nothing since yesterday morning and then i tried open sliding door, snow is drifting up against it...it has started!!!

fritzelly

Netweather showing some growing heavy snow approaching the east if it holds

SleetAndSnow

JanuarySnowstor wrote: »

Cork seems to have found the iom shadow lol

just this really light stuff with little to no wind. Hopefully this changes and all the snow doesn't miss us

TheMilkyPirate

Ok getting wild in south Wexford now

Mahony0509

https://www.tiitraffic.ie/cams/ for traffic cams. Dunkettle in Cork looks fine while Ballyvourney is having a blizzard.

NomadicGray

dharma200 wrote: »

could you rock off to after hours?

Well I cant now

esposito

patneve2 wrote: »

more intense radar returns approaching E Leinster. Already some drifting here on walls/doors etc. Not worrying about marginality that much, think I could even push it to 1.0 - 1.5 degrees tomorrow morning with snow sticking to the pre-existing snow pack

Getting a bit fed up with the snow grains. Hoping we get the proper heavy snowflakes soon

Calibos

For the Love of everything that is Holy, Will one of the experts please come here and reassure those of us repeatedly asking the question, "Will these poxy ice pellets that do not seem to accumulate other than a dusting stop, and will we get real snow because as it stands no one will have 1 metre in 24 hours time if its made up of these ice pellets!

mobil 222

Can someone tell we if we did not have any snow worries would Emma have been classed as a major wind event.

Wine Goddess

Just been outside in Firhouse Dublin 24 at foot of Dublin mountains, and it's crazy wild swirling spinning snow!
Big drifts already.
This is going to be an exceptional event.

wicklowdub

Starting to get proper snow now in Greystones

PixelTrawler

That stuff falling in clonsilla that feels like rain is starting to clear the windscreen of the car parked outside. But its coating the back windows upstairs with fine ice. Odd stuff.

stevek93

I cannot decide if what is falling here is snow / sleet / hail / rain. everything? Dublin 5

Burts Bee

irishfeen wrote: »

Literally Snow White here in North Cork - it’s a beautiful sight to behold!

About time too!!

antodeco

35cm fallen since yesterday in a sheltered part of the garden!

HONKEY TONK

Storm Emma Now V Later

blobbyblob

https://youtu.be/T411AUmrz24

A taste of kilkenny at the moment

Daniel2590

Have some drifts reaching about a foot in D18 already, crazy to think that the storm hasn't even really reached here yet. About 4/5cm fallen in flatter areas.

nibtrix

Calibos wrote: »

Looks out Velux...

Nope, still only snow dust on Meath road after 3 hours of this ice grain sh*te.:mad:

I’m up the top end of Convent Avenue and the front garden is now completely covered. No distinction anymore between the driveway and the grass. All of the tyre tracks on the road have been filled. It’s not huge depth but definitely coverage

sean555

If this verifies and no reason it shouldn't given it's only a few hours away then as far as Sligo will get lots.

ibarelycare

Dublin 12- went out for a walk at about midday and have been inside ever since. Bf has to work in the morning (prison officer, so no snow day) but I forced him to leave now and sleep there so he wouldn't have to drive at 7am tomorrow. Snow throughout the day was steady but light, didn't think there'd been much cover, but when he went out to clear his car we could see our deep ankle- high footprints from earlier had been completely covered. So excited to see what tomorrow brings (even though I'll be working from home)...defo sleeping with the curtains open tonight!!

joes girls

Calibos wrote: »

For the Love of everything that is Holy, Will one of the experts please come here and reassure those of us repeatedly asking the question, "Will these poxy ice pellets that do not seem to accumulate other than a dusting stop, and will we get real snow because as it stands no one will have 1 metre in 24 hours time if its made up of these ice pellets!

Started like that for us down here, but we have got so much snow now it's amazing.

novemberbravo

Daniel2590 wrote: »

Have some drifts reaching about a foot in D18 already, crazy to think that the storm hasn't even really reached here yet. About 4/5cm fallen in flatter areas.

Where in D18? We just have light wind and what is DEFINITELY rain in Ballybrack.
Slush, slush and more slush on the roads.
Think its a non event here anyway.

YFlyer

Snowing in Limerick City. Not windy.

George Sunsnow

This is downright incredible outside near Arklow now,there’s a line of snow along an exposed wall in the yard here that’s piled up about 2 feet deep! Snow is going very fast sideways
And this is only beginning :eek:

anthonymcg

The tennis match of "it's raining" versus "it's not f*ckin raining" is pretty funny

Kermit.de.frog

Reminds me of a USA Noreaster here.

pad199207

pistolpetes11 wrote: »

MT Update

eh PP are we getting air lifted out of here tomorrow?

[Deleted User]

They said on the news South Dublin could get a metre, it's been snowing all evening but it basically just rain it's not proper snow at all . I doubt we will see anything bar a few inches