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

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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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[Deleted User]

JCX BXC wrote: »

Drive up Sally gap and you'll see it quick enough.

Seriously go ahead I promise you won't get stuck. Infact leave your phone behind because I'm so confident.

Sally gap is the mountains and not South Dublin, what's that got to do with anything?

fxotoole

A few pics of the carnage in North Kildare. Anyone saying this is a non-event needs their head examined

https://imgur.com/a/VfatT

Daniel2590

Goose81 wrote: »

I've been driving around this morning, I didn't see anywhere with a metre of snow haha

The snow is about 1.5 foot deep in areas where I live in D18 and drifting higher, just because you have none doesn't mean a red warning wasn't warranted. You can hardly walk outside in areas, let alone drive so I think the warning is 100% justified!

Grandeeod

Still difficult conditions here. This pic was taken 10 mins ago.

South Laois.

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Nettle Soup

I am seeing pictures from friends around Ireland that are absolutely amazing. The drifting is incredible.
Kildare looks especially bad. I saw one drift of 10 ft.

Lumi

Goose81 wrote: »

I've been driving around this morning, I didn't see anywhere with a metre of snow haha

Mod note

You’ve made your point - repeatedly- so move on please.
It’s nothing short of deliberate thread-spoiling by you at this stage.
Post any more of your comments on warning levels in the dedicated thread only

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PLL

The warning to stay inside has been lifted because the blizzard has past? Is this true for Dublin/Leinster? It certainly doesn't look safe to be out in, in Galway.

Sephiroth_dude

Still snowing heavy in Ballincollig in Cork, -1, snow looks alot deeper than yesterday.

[Deleted User]

Daniel2590 wrote: »

The snow is about 1.5 foot deep in areas where I live in D18 and drifting higher, just because you have none doesn't mean a red warning wasn't warranted. You can hardly walk outside in areas, let alone drive so I think the warning is 100% justified!

Dun Leary, monkstown, blackrock, stillorgan , dalkey and killiney are all fine I've been driving out for the last hour

That's a pretty good chunk of where they said we would get 1 metre

ninja 12

Woke up at 6am to 5 inches of snow in the garden (checked with measuring tape

) , with drifts of up to two feet in places .

The dog wasn't impressed .

Cleared access to the back door , but it's been snowing heavily again for the last hour and is back piled high at the back door again , and all the snow I cleared has been well filled in .

Visibility is very poor

( not too far from Enniscorthy )

irishfeen

Greetings from North Cork - We are all snowed in

B0jangles

fjon wrote: »

I'm about 700m up the Putland Road from the seafront and there is a decent amount of snow here. Closer to the seafront there's apparently very little though.

All the way down the Quinsborough road is horrible - deep wet slush everywhere - I'd say it's the same for all the parallel roads between the seafront and the main street. So any Bray people sad about the crappy snow - just get a little bit further inland or a tiny bit higher up and it's much better.

Hasmunch

Wicklow Cam is back up

http://www.wicklowcam.com/

Red Nissan

Have observed a mild thaw, whilst it's still snowing. !!!!
Cork.

spookwoman

Going to see branches coming down soon enough with the weight of the snow. our bamboo is horizontal with the weight of it

erica74

There's at least 10 inches of snow in our yard now. I measured my wellies and they're 9.5 inches tall and the snow comes up above them and my foot isn't touching the actual ground underneath the snow. Some of that is left over from Wednesday and Thursday but the majority of that is overnight accumulation.

Cody montana

irishfeen wrote: »

Greetings from North Cork - We are all snowed in

What part of North Cork?
I'm in the city and it's snowing heavily.

Time to either read a book or do some housework. :eek:

A Law

Anybody here know what it's like around ballymagarvey village? Meant to be going to a wedding there tomorrow!!

vdriver

Patser wrote: »

Is this up online officially anywhere?

Not officialy...just unofficialy

grenouille1966

Many parts of west and south Dublin gave had massive snowfall and huge drifts including where I am in Dublin 15...Blanch/Castleknock.

Just a fact....

cnocbui

Bottom image was taken just now, top yesterday evening. Tipp is burried.

jamo2oo9

Seems to be thawing now in Santry. Went out for a walk and there was an icy patch at the gate and when I came back, it was gone

Artane2002

Snizzle in Dublin 5. Better than nothing.

ChikiChiki

pad199207 wrote: »

Naas this morning

These are the scenes that I’d never ever thought I’d see in Ireland!

In Oz but I would love to be home right now. Sensational scenes! Enjoy it everyone. Epic stuff!

The Nal

I love the "ooh I'm hard, thats hardly snow" lads on here. Embarrassed for them but fun to read all the same.

vdriver

Moyglare road , maynooth

irishfeen

Cody montana wrote: »

What part of North Cork?
I'm in the city and it's snowing heavily.

Time to either read a book or do some housework. :eek:

SW of Mallow, 190 asl - snowing continuously all morning

[Deleted User]

The Nal wrote: »

I love the "ooh I'm hard, thats hardly snow" lads on here. Embarrassed for them but fun to read all the same.

Embarrassed?

What Username Guidelines

There’s about 8-10 inches horizontally on the *side* of my car, nothing on top due to the wind, after clearing it yesterday at 10am.

Drifts look incredible. About 2 ft deep to left of car. Same in back garden some approaching 3ft.

Chardee MacDennis

snowing again in D15