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Snowmagedagain

minikin

Out getting supplies for snowmageddon at the moment - people (not me) are starting to panic buy here, lidl shelves were getting stripped of water, milk, ping pong balls, crochet sets and digital micrometers.

Is this the end, my friend?

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mad muffin

Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

Eh...looking at your photos...are you cloven-footed?

Yes

Clickbait

Hasn't stopped snowing all morning in Cork. On top of yesterday's snow, I haven't ever seen anything like this in my whole life. It's way more than our last snow in 2010.

holystungun9

yermandan wrote: »

Just woke up. I think I'm snowed in going by this pic sent to me by the neighbour....

Do you live in a snow-globe?

Hector Savage

My God !! It really is bad isn't it !

When is the thaw forecasted for ? June ?

AtomicHorror

Woke up to the windows plastered with compacted snow, drifts of 3 foot or more, what seems to be a dune in the back garden which has buried the shed and the table on which we'd put bird food. Neighbour's car abandoned at the top of the road. Snow's still coming down. Unbelievable.

iamwhoiam

Just saw a Times article about a group of German tourist giving out about us closing museums etc .Well fEck off then we are doing our best to keep people safe .Why are the media giving these people airtime ? There are other priorities like patients needing dialysis etc .

Clickbait

When it starts thawing, how would you prevent falls if you were to go outside? I'm so unprepared, the only shoes I've got are a pair of runners.

Gumbo

Clickbait wrote: »

When it starts thawing, how would you prevent falls if you were to go outside? I'm so unprepared, the only shoes I've got are a pair of runners.

Tennis rackets and cable ties 😂

AttentionBebe

clairewithani wrote: »

The giving out of some people on social media about the "let down" of snow. Same people as storm Ophelia almost. Say they wouldn't be happy unless people died.

People were still saying this about Storm Ophelia even after people died. Ya know, because it wasn't that bad in Dublin and nowhere else exists.

Clickbait

kceire wrote: »

Tennis rackets and cable ties ðŸ˜‚

I have no tennis rackets or cable ties either.

diomed

Feeding the birds.

minikin

Clickbait wrote: »

When it starts thawing, how would you prevent falls if you were to go outside? I'm so unprepared, the only shoes I've got are a pair of runners.

Crawling around on your belly greatly reduces injuries from falls.

Clickbait

minikin wrote: »

Crawling around on your belly greatly reduces injuries from falls.

Haha

odyssey06

Clickbait wrote: »

When it starts thawing, how would you prevent falls if you were to go outside? I'm so unprepared, the only shoes I've got are a pair of runners.

Dont go out.
If you have to go out put socks over your runners... have never tried that myself... seems a bit bear grylls.
Go out during daylight so you have better idea of conditions.
Shuffle walk...take short steps with you feet pointed slightly outwards.

mzungu

clairewithani wrote: »

The giving out of some people on social media about the "let down" of snow. Same people as storm Ophelia almost. Say they wouldn't be happy unless people died.

Complete eejits. These would then be the same people giving out that people died. Best off to ignore the ignorance.

OldMrBrennan83

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VinLieger

Patww79 wrote: »

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Ive seen people from letterkenny complaining about it being overblown, you know the literal furthest place away from any predicated snow

Beechwoodspark

Don’t forget though. The red alert was for the ENTIRE country.

eeguy

mzungu wrote: »

Complete eejits. These would then be the same people giving out that people died. Best off to ignore the ignorance.

Some poor lad broke his neck in Cork when out for a walk with his father.

Poor father called an ambulance then collapsed at the scene

Ulysses Gaze

BillyBobBS wrote: »

Just back from a brisk walk beautiful morning. Time for some coffee.

VinLieger

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Don’t forget though. The red alert was for the ENTIRE country.

When you come up with a 100% accurate to the second and metre way to predict the weather get back to us

OldMrBrennan83

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Charlie19

odyssey06 wrote: »

Dont go out.
If you have to go out put socks over your runners... have never tried that myself... seems a bit bear grylls.
Go out during daylight so you have better idea of conditions.
Shuffle walk...take short steps with you feet pointed slightly outwards.

Also wearing black and white clothing helps.

AttentionBebe

Patww79 wrote: »

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I was talking about Ophelia. This time around I've seen plenty of whinging from Donegal direction that "it only made the news because Dublin's getting a bit of snow". No idiot, it's because it's a huge weather event affecting most of Europe

Trigger Happy

AttentionBebe wrote: »

I was talking about Ophelia. This time around I've seen plenty of whinging from Donegal direction that "it only made the news because Dublin's getting a bit of snow". No idiot, it's because it's a huge weather event affecting most of Europe

An event like this is a great way to differentiate (and block) the idiots on my facebook feed.
There really is no talking to some people.
Of course some are simply trolling.

TG1

Gone here... We were getting an estimate of 10:45 but that hasn't happened. Fair play to the esb crews out in that, snow and wind getting worse if anything at the moment!

Boom_Bap

Harry Palmr

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjwV1fkNdlQ

Capt'n Midnight

https://www.rte.ie/news/2018/0302/944527-live-weather/

The road at the back of the airport is blocked by abandoned cars. Something that will have happened at lots of other places.

Some ambulances were stuck for a few hours on the roads too.

blow69

The bread jokes are wearing fairly thin at this stage.