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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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Hammer Archer

Main road through Kilbride village in Co. Meath.

uck51js9zml2yt

Still snowing in D7

revelman

Braved a walk (or a slow trudge) on the country road outside by house. The road itself looks like something form a David Attenborough documentary on the Arctic. Pic below.

Measurement on level part of driveway is 28cm I took a measurement on the lawn out of curiosity (I know this is not accurate because of air space) but have got 60cm or 2 feet on my lawn here on the south Cork coast. This is record-breaking for us. We have never gotten snow like this and the snow is still falling heavily!

Mullaghteelin

gabeeg wrote: »

Sandyford D16

I don't know how much snow we've got here, but it's a lot.
I feel like I'm missing out with regard to icicles though.

I've been cheated

Great icicles yesterday on the coast, twisted by the wind into funny shapes. They all fell off during the early hours, temp must have nudged above freezing.

r93kaey5p2izun

Huge accumulations in Clondalkin and big drifts. Neighbour trying valiantly to dig his way out to the entrance of the estate to go to work but not moved more than 50m in an hour. Friend reported chaos on nearby n7 with cars abandoned and driving wrong way.

ThaitaniumM

So bright here in Limerick that it's causing a slight thaw but refreezing as the temps are zero

SEPT 23 1989

Lashing snow big flakes no sign of thaw

Newcastle Dublin

Gonzo

all shops and supermarkets to remain closed today in Dunshaughlin. Some of the side roads have drifts up to 6 foot deep.

snow more or less stopped here now with sun trying to make an appearance.

ZX7R

Wicklow Dublin mountains sucking the life of the perception for most of kildare now

KingBobby

Is the snow going to stop at all today? Its relentless. The drifts are ridiculous at this stage! I did try to measure it...

Dublin 16

sliabh 1956

Still snowing in Ennis/ Clarecastle No body venturing out its pretty bad in the rural areas in the county esp near the Galway border

mirrorwall14

Moyglare road has been ploughed in maynooth.

Measurement from middle of garden on a path in Kilcock. Drifts are up to two feet

Odelay

17larsson wrote: »

East Meath.
This was a road...

Took me a while to figure that one out. Fookin hell!!

kerrycork13

irishguitarlad wrote: »

What's it like in Kerry? It normally escapes snow .

4 inches here now in East kerry cork border. Slight thaw on now but I still think esp going by mts forecast could get more snow this eve and tonight as the low slips away westwsrds

whattodo1

Tinahely and its still snowing so pretty to look but wish It would ease off now ðŸ™ˆ

caviardreams

Whereabouts in D16 kingbobby? That's unreal!!

SleetAndSnow

kerrycork13 wrote: »

4 inches here now in East kerry cork border. Slight thaw on now but I still think esp going by mts forecast could get more snow this eve and tonight as the low slips away westwsrds

It's meant to be rain apperantly as the temps will rise

Donegal Storm

Pouring down again near Maynooth for the past hour, 41 hours of non-stop snow now. Out exploring and the best depth representation I can find is 36cm on a level hard surface, drifts above my waist in places though and judging by pics I've seen on here there's about a metre of snow all along the main road into town, incredible scenes

Sariah

Lots of proper snow here still in Ballycullen, D24. Massive accumulations and drifts. Just went for a walk and lost the dog a few times in the drifts.

JanuarySnowstor

Since gerry took over the forecast the tone has been thaw...sleet..etc.
Well I've news for you gerry cork is in the middle of a blizzard and heavy snow and the city is in lockdown

gabeeg

KingBobby wrote: »

Is the snow going to stop at all today? Its relentless. The drifts are ridiculous at this stage! I did try to measure it...

Dublin 16

Wow. Where abouts was that taken?

Just looking at the Arpege, if we can hold onto the cold, this could be far from over for South Dublin

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cherryghost

Lethal in Clondalkin. Spent the last 2 hours digging out a tow truck and then dig out a Micra so they could both get out. 4ft drifts out near the canal, 2-3ft drifts near my place. My webcam doesnt do it justice.

Gonzo

snow stopped here in Dunshaughlin about 20 minutes and sun trying to break through. Thaw is gaining momentum with snow sliding off the car and roof.

Surinam

Snow seems to be getting heavier in Dublin 7? Any other reports?

dahat

Getting heavier here on Clonmel also, not stopped at all. Epic stuff.

bosco12345

Roads completely impassable around rural virginia area. 7-8ft of drifts on lanes , have never seen anything like this in my life. Still overcast hasn't snowed in an hour or so. Still extremely windy. 0.5 degrees

optogirl

Surinam wrote: »

Snow seems to be getting heavier in Dublin 7? Any other reports?

D7 here too - yep, still snowing away!

mickmackey1

Down and down and down she comes - mid Limerick. Just imagine if they were proper sized flakes!

cherryghost

For some parts I don't see a red warning lifted at 6

hesker

17larsson wrote: »

East Meath.
This was a road...

That's it right there. That was what North County Dublin was like in 1982.