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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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compsys

Calibos wrote: »

I'm not complaining about warning levels or anything like that. Simply frustrated at literally zero accumulation in my corner of Bray after 3 hours of this on top of frustration at that damn easterly wind shift meaning we only got 5cm on Tuesday night and nothing at all on Wednesday.

I genuinely am going to take a xanax now LOL

You've been unlucky so. It's been snowing on and off non-stop in Monkstown and Dun Laoghaire since 10pm Tuesday I'd say.

sicknotexi

Getting that light snow that you can barely see but when you go outside you would be surprised how quickly that dust accumulates.

Zapperzy

fritzelly wrote: »

The red alert is for weather conditions, just because its lifted doesn't suddenly mean roads are safe to drive on

According to my fellas employer in galway it is, usual start time is 7am but it's been extended to 9am. He's a product builder in a factory, not exactly a paramedic or nurse

road_high

deise_girl wrote: »

It's showtime!

Send a bit of that up to Kilkenny! Looks mad in Waterford / wexford

ZeroSum76

George Sunsnow wrote: »

Insane blizzard here near Arklow continuing,the drifting is something else
Looking at the ditches from upstairs in the house I’d estimate 3 or 4 ft deep there and it’s only 11pm

Wind gusting over 50kmh NE
Air temp -0.4c
Dp -0.7c
Wet bulb -0.5c

Snow swirling up in air like a funnel

Mad. 15 miles away in Wicklow just a cm of frozen stuff blowing around. ??????

Balmed Out

Storm Emma a non event in clonakilty we had more snow on Wednesday night at this stage

SweetCaliber

Royal Legend wrote: »

Have we missed it here in Waterford City, no Blizzard, no heavy snow since this morning, about 2" maximum??????

Don't know about Waterford but things are ramping up in Tramore at the moment. Finding it hard to see beyond 15m at the moment.

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fritzelly wrote: »

Was your face also frozen?

Yep

irishfeen

Continuous snowfall now for a few hours in North Cork, whiteout coming our way the likes that haven’t been seen in generations

clownface95

Probably wouldn’t even call it a weather event in the south-west. Nice to see the south-east had some snow. Roll on the nice spring weather

Cantona's Collars

Brock Turnpike wrote: »

Just getting ready for bed and noticed the pipes have frozen in the apartment

Assuming temp won't go up enough until at least Saturday for them to thaw?

In D15

Get a hairdryer at them. When thawed wrap them in anything to insulate them for the time being until you can get to a hardware store and get proper pipe lagging.

fritzelly

Zapperzy wrote: »

According to my fellas employer in galway it is, usual start time is 7am but it's been extended to 9am. He's a product builder in a factory, not exactly a paramedic or nurse

So really no excuse to make people go in then

wakka12

sicknotexi wrote: »

Getting that light snow that you can barely see but when you go outside you would be surprised how quickly that dust accumulates.

Yup. I cannot understand how nearly microscopic bits of wet ice are accumulating but..in D14 my garden was nearly bare at 6pm because my sister made a big snow man (we have a tiny garden)...2-3 inches throughout the garden now

bennyl10

Balmed Out wrote: »

Storm Emma a non event in clonakilty we had more snow on Wednesday night at this stage

The. Storm. Is. Still. In. France.

It hasn't reached us yet!

aurora 527

spookwoman wrote: »

Yep proper snow again now...

Irish_rat

No storm and told to stay indoors from 4pm...

pad199207

Conditions gone extremely bad in Naas now

dharma200

are all bars etc closed in Dublin.. panti bar just put pic up on fb of it full to rafters wtf

clownface95

Irish_rat wrote: »

No storm and told to stay indoors from 4pm...

It’s crazy lol.

Ludo

sunbabe08 wrote: »

kinda disappointed down here in cork city was honestly expecting white out conditions. so far dusting of snow

Surely it is only going to start getting worse now judging by the radar?

davidsr20

Just been out for a drive east Galway Craughwell to Loughrea. Very rough low visablity at times and light blowing snow with drifts. Had to plough through a few.
Amazing stuff. In total we got about 6cm today but some went by evening. Slowly building up again.
Amazing the way the drifts build up in gateways etc.

patneve2

Piling up in dalkey with a lot more on the way. Unreal weather

fritzelly

bennyl10 wrote: »

The. Storm. Is. Still. In. France.

It hasn't reached us yet!

WTH are you on about (twice now)

optogirl

bennyl10 wrote: »

The. Storm. Is. Still. In. France.

It hasn't reached us yet!

The term 'non-event' is beginning to make me twitch.

suitcasepink

road_high wrote: »

Send a bit of that up to Kilkenny! Looks mad in Waterford / wexford

That would make my work place actually believe I need to work from home atleast!

fritzelly

dharma200 wrote: »

are all bars etc closed in Dublin.. panti bar just put pic up on fb of it full to rafters wtf

Red alert would never stop them

https://www.earthcam.com/world/ireland/dublin/?cam=templebar

sryanbruen

bennyl10 wrote: »

The. Storm. Is. Still. In. France.

No it isn't.

aurora 527

SweetCaliber wrote: »

Don't know about Waterford but things are ramping up in Tramore at the moment. Finding it hard to see beyond 15m at the moment.

Same in the city sweet caliber

beefburrito

Blowing hard in the valley's of the Burren....

No Christmas FM for me.

I opted for The Shining....im very sick lol

road_high

Gone very windy in Kilkenny again..