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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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leahyl

Anyone care to tell me if it’s snowing in cork city? I’m in bed and couldn’t be arsed getting out of it....:-D not sound outside so I’m guessing not much has changed from 2 hours ago before I fell asleep

_Whimsical_

Windy in Galway city, blowing powdery snow all over the place, it looks unlike anything I've seen before, sometimes like a dense fog. Our cm of snow has become 2cm since 12 o clock too. Exciting times!

ThaitaniumM

grenouille1966 wrote: »

So far the 'copious' amounts of snow have not materialised as expected from this storm.

Met Eireann talked about one metre of snow falling in parts of Dublin??

Way of that amount at the moment...the snow is falling and swirling here in Dublin 15 but not epic thick snow....yet....

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TheMilkyPirate

Mental in Wexford strong winds and heavy snow the last 8 hours, 2ft drifts in places God knows what the morning will be like

Ich bin ein snowman

Judging by the latest radar arklow, Gorey and hopefully ferns are gonna get completed plastered soon (I’m not from or in Ferns).

Dodge

Camdyn Thundering Rain wrote: »

Very poor visibility in Clondalkin now. And lights flickering.

I thought it was our bulb going! Ha

I definitely haven’t seen weather like this before here.

Strumms

Where I am it’s heading towards copious and getting worse

JCX BXC

This is going to look amazing when daylight breaks. Most certainly the most snowfall this area (West Clare) has seen in most people's lifetime.

Had been salting an area on front of the door to keep it ice and snow free, useless trying it at this stage snow has won.

NMB

Mr.S wrote: »

Power back in D4, thanks ESB boys, Godspeed.

I’m still out

sryanbruen

https://twitter.com/Shelsfan/status/969395899121197057

grenouille1966

So far the 'copious' amounts of snow have not materialised as expected from this storm.

Met Eireann talked about one metre of snow falling in parts of Dublin??

Way of that amount at the moment...the snow is falling and swirling here in Dublin 15 but not epic thick snow....yet....

NMB

nacho libre wrote: »

I hope ye all are reduced to candle lights in affected areas- it will mean a better story to tell to future generations:D

75 year old Gabeeg reminiscing : i remember the falll of March 2018, when we were reduced to candelight by night with a whiskey in hand...
Come morning, with a massive hangover, i was shocked to discover i could not open the front door- i was snowed in for a week and had to survive on bread and Whiskey for seven days:o

But there’s no bread !

r93kaey5p2izun

Very poor visibility in Clondalkin now. And lights flickering.

pistolpetes11

pad199207 wrote: »

Visibility getting slowly worse here in Naas.

Doesn't seem to be as bad here in Newbridge , getting the snow grains for the last few hours ,

Id check the radar but it says were not getting anything

spookwoman

It is accumulating in waterford 2 hours between shots

Vxlks

Is this the *looking at the ads before the movie here In Dublin or are we in the movie now? I.E is it going to get even worse?

Daniel2590

Looks to be a band of very heavy (up to 10mm/hr) precipitation heading towards Wicklow / South Dublin, making landfall maybe in the next hour or two

snowstorm445

Power back in Ringsend, just in time for my phone to charge before dying. :P Fairly play to the ESB!

gabeeg

nacho libre wrote: »

I hope ye all are reduced to candle lights in affected areas- it will mean a better story to tell to future generations:D

75 year old Gabeeg reminiscing : i remember the falll of March 2018, when we were reduced to candelight by night with a whiskey in hand...
Come morning, with a massive hangover, i was shocked to discover i could not open the front door- i was snowed in for a week and had to survive on bread and Whiskey for seven days:o

...and as the snow fell and the bears ate us, I looked around and saw that for the first time we were a real family.

Rougies

beauf wrote: »

Why would there be so many power cuts in Dublin.

Because it's red alert and we want to be the center of attention even if other places are getting more snow

noodler

prinzeugen wrote: »

Yes it does. You will have idiots tweeting etc now about a citywide blackout that did not happen.

No. That tweet didn't imply that.

You are reading into it and other posts for some bizarre reason.

Be glad your power isn't out but it is extensive.

gluppers

sabat wrote: »

Power back in d4

That's a shame

beauf

Why would there be so many power cuts in Dublin.

StringerBell

prinzeugen wrote: »

Yes it does. You will have idiots tweeting etc now about a citywide blackout that did not happen.

Idiots tweet idiotic things all the time.

Zurbaran

Power just back now in Sandymount

Pentecost

Pentecost wrote: »

Same in Kimmage, no issues. Still lashing down to use a technical term. A few inches of fine snow added since this evening. Not too dramatic but enough to keep me looking out at it anyway.

Might've jinxed it. Just had the first flicker of the flights.

sabat

Power back in d4

nacho libre

I hope ye all are reduced to candle lights in affected areas- it will mean a better story to tell to future generations:D

75 year old Gabeeg reminiscing : i remember the falll of March 2018, when we were reduced to candelight by night with a whiskey in hand...
Come morning, with a massive hangover, i was shocked to discover i could not open the front door- i was snowed in for a week and had to survive on bread and Whiskey for seven days:o

prinzeugen

noodler wrote: »

No. It doesn't.

Yes it does. You will have idiots tweeting etc now about a citywide blackout that did not happen.

pistolpetes11

pad199207 wrote: »

Visibility getting slowly worse here in Naas.

Doesn't seem to be as bad here in Newbridge , getting the snow grains for the last few hours ,

Id check the radar but it says were not getting anything