Deedsie wrote: » 30 odd years and I have ever seen this much snow in Nenagh. Anyone talking **** about red alerts deserves a kick in the hole. Definitely correct decision for this area anyway. Prob over 20 to 25 cm now and still going strong. Took my 5 month old daughter for a walk earlier. Lovely to get a photo with her in the snow.
JanuarySnowstor wrote: » Cork is getting hammered all morning Extraordinary conditions
revelman wrote: » Hammered is almost too soft a word for what is happening here. I never thought I’d say it but I think I want the snow to stop now, especially because we are down to 5 slices of sliced pan...
irishguitarlad wrote: » What's it like in Kerry? It normally escapes snow .
caviardreams wrote: » Whereabouts in D16 kingbobby? That's unreal!!
gabeeg wrote: » Wow. Where abouts was that taken?
Johnny Dogs wrote: » Still snowing heavily here outside Naas. Don't want to sound dramatic here, but I reckon we got hit pretty hard in particular. Spent most of this am digging paths and clearing walkways etc. I think we are snowed in on all directions, I'm assuming the military or council will be drafted in to clear the roads. My neighbours cars have literally been buried in snow on the one side. Can't keep up with the thread it's moving so fast, and my hands are pretty full - but does anyone know when the snow is expected to cease? When's the thaw due? And lastly, will all the snow in my back yard be a flood threat?
mickmackey1 wrote: » Down and down and down she comes - mid Limerick. Just imagine if they were proper sized flakes!
Weathercheck wrote: » Plenty more snow to come today and tonight for the places that have already got slammed - going to bedlam in there come tomorrow morning.
SpitfireIV wrote: » Incredibly disappointed here in Carlow town to have missed out, grey, dreary and spitting snow here, at this stage I'd sooner the sun broke through and cleared it up! :-(