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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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h57xiucj2z946q

It was a fun few days, but will bit tired of the snow now at this stage!

mhiggy09

Artane2002 wrote: »

I would've had much more snow if Emma didn't come. She's killing the steamers and bringing nothing here.

Same here in south Cavan. Had constant snow yesterday morning till afternoon but as soon as the storm arrived we've had nothing

Sparks43

Artane2002 wrote: »

FINALLY proper snow in Dublin 5!

Typical I remember 82 and 2010 as I was living in D5 then. In by town now and everything resembles a coffee slush puppy

Please send some of the heavy stuff my way

200motels

We had an awful lot of snow here in Waterford and it's still snowing. It's going to take a big thaw to shift it.

Franz Von Peppercorn

Elmer Blooker wrote: »

I am now seeing snow for the first time in this spell after days of snow grains.
reason is its because its +1c I presume?

What Irish people call “proper snow” is generally wet snow. So, yes probably. Large flakes are wet snow.

wazzo

Started snowing again in Finglas, North Dublin.

Gonzo

thaw on here too. I reckon the thaw will become more progressive over the weekend as temperatures increase slightly each day.

sean555

km79 wrote: »

Not too much of a top up in THIS part of East Galway but all the roads are impassable all the same.
Looks like the heavier stuff went south and west of us fish a few friends have sent some amazing pictures of roads around clarinbridge . Galway city seems to have hit a good pasting too

20 cms in parts of the city with drifts up to 60 cms and probably another 20 cms or so to come, looking at the radars.

Oops69

so is the Cork snow shield 'theory ' now disproven or is it still valid but with the proviso that ' the theory does'nt apply when there's a beast from the east combined with a storm form the south'.

secman

Here in Dublin 24 the snow is easily a metre high where it drifts, we have it high at back of our house. The centre of the road is easily a metre high too. No cars will get off our road today.

Elmer Blooker

I am now seeing snow for the first time in this spell after days of snow grains.
reason is its because its +1c I presume?

Im laughing at the people around Dublin are still convinced it rained last night.

the snow grains stuck to windows and melted and it looked like rain :-)

sunbabe08

Still snowing. But there's a thaw going on ðŸ˜ž

Mullaghteelin

Im laughing at the people around Dublin who are still convinced it rained last night. Some posters who insisted it was rain early in the night suddenly realised at 1am that the snow had been piling up the whole time outside.

Even now its trying to snow at sea level, but with larger wet flakes that look like typical snow.
Yes its slushy on the coast, but its surviving very well regardless.

Artane2002

FINALLY proper snow in Dublin 5!

cnocbui

Franz Von Peppercorn

wakka12 wrote: »

Can we just stop an appreciate how crazy this event is though that theres dubliners at sea level complaining about 'only' getting 4 or so inches last night

I actually got no extra net snow last night. Very strange considering the south side was buried.

Also Dublin tends to do well out of easterlies.

Anyway it is what it is. Enjoying what I have.

Markgc

WORD OF WARNING.
Watch out for thawing snow sliding off roofs throughout the day. Enough of it can be quiet heavy if it falls on your head.

And feed the birds!!

kingshankly

Where I live in south Armagh is very exposed half of my driveway hasn’t one grain of snow the other half is 3-4 feet has blown all to one side

[Deleted User]

+1c here on the coast, Dublin 5.

We've had plenty of snow since Wednesday morning but starting to melt now. I see it dripping from my van also snow on the grass is icy or slushy

grenouille1966

Blizzard again Dublin 15....very heavy with huge flakes. Massive snowfall.

km79

Not too much of a top up in THIS part of East Galway but all the roads are impassable all the same.
Looks like the heavier stuff went south and west of us fish a few friends have sent some amazing pictures of roads around clarinbridge . Galway city seems to have hit a good pasting too

Rock Lesnar

Thawing like crazy here in north east meath

erica74

My husband just brought tea and toast down to some fella stranded on the main road. He's driving a little Citroën berlingo, luckily it's not white, it's blue. The van just won't go any further. He has a friend in a jeep coming to give him a tow but his friend is also having trouble driving. My husband told him that if he hasn't been picked up within the next hour, he's coming up to us until someone can get to him.
No idea why he's out driving, didn't ask.

Daemonic

daheff wrote: »

havent been out far...whereabouts are the big drifts?

I haven't been out at all, purely 'window-casting' from the St Wolstans Abbey end.

Rebelbrowser

Elmer Blooker wrote: »

One thing I've learned is that the Netweather radar is a heap of ...........
AVOID.

For my area it is infinitely better than the met.ie radar. Doesnt seem to do Dublin well though.

Mr E

Just posted to the Kildare Weather facebook page.

♫♫ Do you want to build a snow door? ♫♫

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Elmer Blooker

One thing I've learned is that the Netweather radar is a heap of ...........
AVOID.

Rebelbrowser

irishfeen wrote: »

Greetings from North Cork - We are all snowed in

glad ye finally got some. Tuesday to Thursday were hard for ye guys to stomach Id imagine.

Still snowing in Cork city. Must go out with measuring tape now.. .

Straffan1979

Heavy drifts Kildare- still snowing

mloc123

Celbridge. I helped push a car free, got bogged down in a drift... the person driving should not have been out.. no experience and kept stalling as we pushed them free.