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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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Frank Bullitt

Saw this on twitter, this is Clontarf right now.

Darwin

Snow is coming down heavier than ever here in Laois, garden furniture about to disappear completely. Looks like no end in sight until the early hours of tomorrow morning.

Franz Von Peppercorn

MJohnston wrote: »

Very inaccurate - there are loads of reports in this thread from North Co Dublin, north Dublin City, and Meath.

Most of them saying they got little snow? Certainly malahide didn’t.

Meath is further inland so didn’t have the coastal effect. However Kildare got lots more.

Ludo

Itssoeasy wrote: »

It's not been very heavy in cork since last night but it's been tipping away and not stopping.

3.5cms has fallen here in Rochestown this morning. I measured 16cms this morning at 9am on garden table. Now up to 19.5cms at 1pm and snow still falling nicely

DOCARCH

Snow falling at a decent rate now in Dublin 16....ordinary decent flaky stuff this time.

leahyl

Just measured it - nearly 13cms

Reckless Abandonment

Out of Guinness on the snow now

But on a serious note thats a lot of liquid from one glass of snow. Lets hope it's a slow thaw

stevenup7002

Thaw looks like it might be coming to an end in Clonmel. Dripping is getting less and less, and the droplets on surfaces are slowly starting to freeze.

Despite the thaw, we've gone from 15cm to 20cm in the past few hours. Snow is now the heaviest I've seen it (but still nowhere near as heavy as the showers on Wednesday). Occasional gusts of wind blowing a lot of snow off the rooves, but fairly calm otherwise. Looks like there's still a lot of life left in this storm.

Itssoeasy

Ludo wrote: »

Seriously? I find it kinda warm now compared to last few days on south side of Cork. Lovely out having snowball fight and building snowman.

Well any temp rise compared to the last few days would feel warm.

Ludo

leahyl wrote: »

Absolutely Baltic in Cork City northside and still snowing - absolutely beautiful out there

Seriously? I find it kinda warm now compared to last few days on south side of Cork. Lovely out having snowball fight and building snowman.

spoonerhead

We’ve had all kinds of snow in Dublin since Tuesday! Snizzle, ice pellets, hazy snow, light flurries and light snow. Only today however are we seeing the big mega flakes which bring back memories of 2010

Cork Boy 53

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Considering the state of the Country after all the snow it's funny that they are now telling people to go out.

No, what was stated was that the risk of blizzard conditions has passed and people no longer need to take shelter indoors.

Bertser

Snowing non-stop in Blessington for two days now, any sign of this coming to an end? Must be 3 feet at least, massive drifts too

RustyGate

Sleeper12 wrote: »

Some expect the Red alerts to cover their actual house. If they don't have snow they feel there shouldn't be an alert for anyone.

I don't follow their logic

I don't see anyone posting that the red alert for Emma wasn't justified - just a load of people complaining that people are posting the red alert wasn't justified

Slashermcguirk

Starting to snow again now in raheny, hopefully this is the return of heavier snow coming to dublin 5 area

fritzelly

Just woke up to find the shed roof I cleared last night is covered in 2 to 3 inches again and some nice proper flakes are falling
Lovely, if these keeps up then easily a meter of snow

Wexfordboy89

Slippin Jimmy wrote: »

Sky is still working here. Probably a build up of snow on your dish.

Ya im thinking that was just wondering was all no way to clear it lol.ive good old boards.Ie anyway to keep me entertained

irishgeo

we only got a cm of snow in mayo, the main roads are pretty clear. Went for a drive over to croagh patrick and had the binoculars with me and sure enough i see some idiot making their way down . i couldn't believe it . they were on the path this side of the ridge.

Steopo

sdanseo wrote: »

No real increase in accumulation since last night in Malahide and definitely thawing here. The coastal fringe effect that Weathercheck described is the cause it seems combined with the precip having been less intense this far north. Within a couple of km of the coast (and the estuary hasn’t helped) it’s been like this. Anywhere further inland - just wow.

Yeah same here just up the road in Donabate. Emma just didn't push far enough North and to be fair many of the chart forecasts were showing that it might struggle to get past Dublin & that there might be less of an impact on the coastal fringes. Still it's been a great week for snow lovers in the North County

leahyl

Absolutely Baltic in Cork City northside and still snowing - absolutely beautiful out there

mugsymugsy

Saw this online. In Cavan on the cross keys to ballyjamesduff road

r93kaey5p2izun

Cienciano wrote: »

Any one in Clondalkin? Looks like it hasn't stopped snowing all morning.

Yes. Non stop moderately heavy snow. Continuing to accumulate. Thigh deep in places. Big drifts.

Dodge

Went outside with the family to play in it for an hour. Main road outside the estate impassable. 3 cars stuck on it. Snow up to just below my knee (I’m 6 foot) on paths in the estate

Drifts of nearly 6 foot in the corner of the green

Genuinely never seen anything like it

PokeHerKing

Really coming down in Tallaght the last few hours. Best snow fall we've had since Tuesday night's event.

Hopefully add another foot or two if it keeps up all day!

Slippin Jimmy

Wexfordboy89 wrote: »

Has sky tv gone down for anyone else maybe its just mine no signal at all

Sky is still working here. Probably a build up of snow on your dish.

CHealy

No let up in Cork (Turners Cross). The footprints I created outside my door at 9 this morning are now almost completely covered again although the snow does seem wetter.

Itssoeasy

sunbabe08 wrote: »

Snowing coming down still in cork city

It's not been very heavy in cork since last night but it's been tipping away and not stopping.

Wexfordboy89

stevenup7002 wrote: »

Snow on your dish, maybe?

Could be id say was working when i went to bed last nit around 1am feck it anyway guess i may dust off the old dvd collection so lol

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brookers wrote: »

Why are people still complaining about red alerts and no snow etc, friends in kildare totally snowed in with 5 feet of drifts, around here in dalkey 2 feet of drifts along the side of footpaths.....what more evidence do they need, pictures coming from parts of carlow with snow over the roofs of cars......

Some expect the Red alerts to cover their actual house. If they don't have snow they feel there shouldn't be an alert for anyone.

I don't follow their logic

Davaeo09

Looking at the radars it seems if the temperatures play ball we still have another few hours to go in South East?