delly wrote: » Lights flickering 3 times in the last 10 minutes here in Drogheda, I'm just over the Meath border. I'm aware Laytown has power issues, I hope the lights aren't a sign of it spreading here.
d'Oracle wrote: » I felt he was trying to say he expects twice that amount of snow again after Emma comes through.
sdanseo wrote: » One for the people complaining about the "unnecessary" warnings. This road was in perfect condition when Sky were live at around 6pm. Now if it wasn't for the crash barrier you wouldn't even know there was a 4 lane motorway there.
fritzelly wrote: » Should have this in the first posthttps://www.netweather.tv/live-weather/radar
wakka12 wrote: » Whiteout D14..unbelievable..it seems to be just continually upping in intensity. Still small snowflakes Im off for a midnight wander int he blizzard
antodeco wrote: » Nearly gone through all of today's wood. Will have to go out in the morning and start chopping more wood. This is what winter is all about!
nacho libre wrote: » We likely won't see anything like this again in our lifetime.
nimrod86 wrote: » Been looking out at a lovely undisturbed road building up for ages, and now along come a group of little scumbags messing it all up, and blaring some god-awful rap music on a speaker while they do so... I'm 21... when did I get old? XD
Pentecost wrote: » Saw a chap trying to push his motorbike up Kimmage Road earlier. He had to turn back. Snow is still very fine but definitely heavier than it was and more visible.
otherfrog wrote: » After that brief excursion outside... have decided to treat myself to a glass of whiskey in honour of Met Eireann and the Boards weather folks who called this so long back. I was so impressed with how early Ophelia was caught and modelled and same again with this - it must be more than a week ago when I first read about it here? Luckily I've a good employer and also I'm not in a frontline role so I don't have to worry about getting in tomorrow. Huge respect for the front line services who are at their posts now and will be in the morning. I really hope other employers in affected areas, or with staff from affected areas, belatedly exercise cop on and let people stay home. In this weather minor things can become major emergencies - a slip, a skid, a fall can lead to serious complications and they're always more likely to happen when people are under pressure. Conversely, if people are able to enjoy a rare occurrence like the one we're having right now, the memories can be magical and last a lifetime. *raises glass*
jo06555 wrote: » Will all that rain be turning to snow in next band On radar heading south east it shows lots of green coming after what we have
sicknotexi wrote: » At least tucking their tracky bottoms in socks makes sense tonight.
DOCARCH wrote: » Snow/blizzard really getting going now in Dublin 16! Heavy fine snow with strong winds. Had 10cm of level snow on the ground at 6pm. Now at 18cm (measured on the level) with higher drifts. -0.7c DP -1.4c atm.
sryanbruen wrote: » I wouldn't say that nacho libre .
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