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Severe Weather Snow / Ice Weds 28 FEB ( Onwards ) READ MOD NOTE POST#1

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MOD NOTE

This is a busy thread and as a result the Mod Team will be taking a zero Tolerance approach to trolling, flaming and personal abuse.

Don’t say you weren’t warned!!

And please don’t feed - report & let the Mod team deal with Troublesome Posters/Trolls

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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Markgc

pistolpetes11 wrote: »

Sorry its snowed here in Newbridge since 8:30 this morning , the only wolf crying will be the ones stuck under the snow

Sure here too, about 10 inches. No problem. But to shut whole country down for system approaching just now is backward.

They could of had rolling red warning zones. The storm traversing slowly.

jds0ur

Slashermcguirk wrote: »

Anyone know what it’s like cabinteely / foxrock?

It's Snowing!

Mullaghteelin

The blue flashes people have been seeing are probably transformers blowing, not lightning.

Gremlin

Seeing lightning flashes in North Dublin, no thunder tho.

SAXA

Galway rural SE poster...have had light to medium snow fall here for 4 hours on top of last nights fall. Roads blocked due snow drifts. Current hirim seems to push further north so ME red warning justified..we are further south than north Clare which was red anyway..I know that natural bounderies like counties have to be used but large counties like Galway which have two different topologies may justified in being split

Slashermcguirk

jds0ur wrote: »

It's Snowing!

Being hit bad I mean? As we have seen today it can be quite localized.

skeleton_boy

United road wrote: »

Since this snow arrived, my wife has not stopped looking through the window.
If it gets any worse, i will have to let her in!!

Yes, yes, im here all week!

Much like that joke has been here all week

SweetCaliber

Not sure how to describe Tramore, the snow is piled in gardens and such, in my garden it is up past my knees and my neighbours garden it is nearly level with his boundry wall. There is easily 2 - 3 foot. Considering I am at sea level this really is one for the history books.

SleetAndSnow

jamesbere wrote: »

It's been slowly getting worse in cork city, but very slowly. Undecided to stay up and wait or go to bed

which part? still much the same here in bishopstown

Daniel2590

Slashermcguirk wrote: »

Anyone know what it’s like cabinteely / foxrock?

Pelting down pellets, very low visibility. Has been like this for about 4 or 5 hours now

Mahony0509

SleetAndSnow wrote: »

which part? still much the same here in bishopstown

No change in Rochestown.

cavemeister

It's utter chaos here in Celbridge... Total blizzard, no visibility. They may lift the stay at home ban at 6pm tomorrow but there will have to be some serious thaw before going anywhere on Saturday!!

murpho999

Markgc wrote: »

When is Emma expected to reach midlands and pass? !!
Have four cats kept in since midday and they're due to burrow through wall right about now!!!

Very poor forecast. Eight hours since supposed curfew and no sign!
Millions lost to economy with road maintenance suspended.

They cried wolf!
It'll fall on deaf ears next time!

Just about this. It was not a curfew but a warning and advice. Big difference.

Rest of your poor post can be torn apart by others.

Spanish Eyes

Pentecost wrote: »

Struggling to see across the street any more. Probably because I’m quite pissed now but there’s also driving snow. (D6W)

Love your honesty there, but visibility is quite bad too due to snowfall as you say. :P

jprboy

Davaeo09 wrote: »

You in the Shadow of Mount Leinster?

fg1406 wrote: »

Not quite. That’s a good 30km away at least.

You said you were in East Kilkenny. As the crow flies you're much closer than 30 km from Mount Leinster, surely?

dublinwolf

Just looked outside my bedroom window, live next to a prominent bridge in Dublin. A guy was standing on the edge of it, holding on with one arm, 3 fire trucks underneath and a civilian car. 2 firefighters eventually talked him down. Frightening stuff. Blizzard is now immense and visibility extremely poor.

JanuarySnowstor

Definitely getting worse in Cork

froog

city centre cork out the western road, very fine snow falling gently. everything coated in white, including the empty roads. quite a bizarre scene. youngfellas walking around in the middle of the road like it's a zombie apocalypse or something.

snowstorm445

Snow is so heavy here in Ringsend that a neighbour of mine with their curtains open is watching a bright TV and the light is reflecting on the sheets of snow coming down outside. Thought it was lightning at first, just shows how intense it is!

The Premier Man

tom1ie wrote: »

Wrong. You can easily blow your 63a fuse in your house by having heavy inductive loads on at the same time. An example would be your cooker and electric shower. It may not overload the network outside your house but it will blow the fuse in your main switch fuse unit, leaving you in the dark.

Go back and look at the original post, networks were mentioned, not 63 amp main switch fuses in your own consumer unit. Sure at that rate we might aswell be talking about individual circuits if your going that small. By the way if your 63 amp fuse blows that has nothing to do with the esb and they won't be fixing it.

bobbysands81

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Just on another note on this fierce cold and snowy night in Dublin. Any street sleepers who refuse shelter should be sectioned at this stage. Sorry for being so blunt.

It is a no win situation, either they die of hypothermia and the unfeeling Government/public is to blame, or they are carted off against their will. Sigh.

TBH anyone who refuses shelter and sleeps in a doorway tonight needs that kind of help anyway IMO.

But at least if they are sectioned they will have shelter. Even for the duration of this.

Back to window watching..... Yep, still belting down that powdery icy stuff here,but the levels outside are getting higher by the minute. I have everything in lock down so I can't hear the wind. But the trees are doing a bit of a dance out there alright.

Apparently some rough sleepers were actually sectioned.

wakka12

Slashermcguirk wrote: »

Being hit bad I mean? As we have seen today it can be quite localized.

I think all of east coast is experiencing heavy snow right now tbh

patneve2

You would think that it wasn't snowing that much by looking at certain surfaces, but it really is piling up in some spots. Have easily gotten 5-6cm out of this system already. Trees are all plastered. Gusts brushing the 45 kt mark I would say. Powdery snow now.

NMB

I am just going outside. I may be some time.....

skeleton_boy

jamesbere wrote: »

It's been slowly getting worse in cork city, but very slowly. Undecided to stay up and wait or go to bed

Likewise. Still quite came here and don't want to miss the best of it.

lolo62

dublinwolf wrote: »

Just looked outside my bedroom window, live next to a prominent bridge in Dublin. A guy was standing on the edge of it, holding on with one arm, 3 fire trucks underneath and a civilian car. 2 firefighters eventually talked him down. Frightening stuff. Blizzard is now immense and visibility extremely poor.

What bridge? He was going to jump?

lawred2

Temporary power cut in Portmarnock. Came back quick enough but now worried that it'll go again.

Still no real advance on what we had earlier... Lots of freezing rain and wind but not much what you'd call snow

prinzeugen

wakka12 wrote: »

Some of Dublin..a large amount of south dublin hasn't had any significant accumulations since tuesday night until tonight

Where is South Dublin? It extends from parts of Bray to Tallaght and into the city centre.

The conditions vary depending where you are.

In my part of "South Dublin" (Rathgar), we have had significant accumulations of snow.

While it is not visible on roofs etc, it is drifting. My back garden is covered with about 2-3' of snow thanks to all the stuff that is getting blown of roofs etc.

david75

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

I don't want to derail the thread but the issue is severe weather related.

Honestly, could a night or two in a shelter that is supervised with hot food be any worse than freezing to death on the streets? These people have bigger issues than worrying about being in a hostel. If that's judgmental so be it. It's the truth in weather like this anyway.

Back to the snow now! Still pelting down here and I swear it's gone a further couple of cms already. Cannot see the trees in the park out the back anymore. Visibility is reducing fast!

If you knew what went on in those so called hostels you’d choose the street too. Being unable to sleep coz people are smoking and injectjng heroin around you and then being afraid to fall asleep cos you’ll be robbed or even being robbed while you’re wide awake doesn’t offer much appeal. At least your left alone and avoided on the streets. That’s the thinking.

Thankfully it seems everyone is safe so far and no fatalities from all this regardless of status.

mickmackey1

This is deffo the only time 1500 boardsies have been active on the weather forum at 1am in the morning :pac: