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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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Cantona's Collars

I wonder if that front isn't stalling but just loading up from the Irish Sea.
Gerry Murphy on RTE just after saying snow all day and tonight,rain a possibility from tomorrow.

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Slashermcguirk wrote: »

Woooohooo heavy snow returns to raheny !

It does seem to be beefing up in the Irish Sea again. Rnd 2?

http://www.met.ie/latest/rainfall_radar.asp

sryanbruen

Heavy snow at Grange, at last. None of those crappy ice pellets, snow grains etc, actual proper snow!

RustyGate

Wexfordboy89 wrote: »

Will the people complaining about little to no snow just relax and enjoy your few unexpected days off go read a book or something binge watch netflix or have a monopoly marathon with the kids

Well some people have project deadlines for customers to meet and are tearing their hair out right now, but point taken when Mother Nature decides to go wild there's not a lot us mere mortals can do about it.

scargill

Unscientific observations in Newbridge....the icicles hanging from the gutters were dripping water for a couple of hours. The dripping has stopped now so temperature must have dropped again. Light snow showers starting up again.

bennyx_o

Fairly coming down again in D5 (Killester)

DellyBelly

gluppers wrote: »

You should go on Liveline just so Joe can somehow get in a pun.....

How many inches in Inchicore?

Not sure but it's still bucketing down here.

Neil_Sedaka

Dish out of alignment due to the wind??

Wexfordboy89 wrote: »

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

meath4sam

Ashbourne

fritzelly

Dublin city starting to get a lot of real snow flakes now

rodge123

10kms north of Kilcock, epic snow drifts on road from 3ft to 7ft!

Sephiroth_dude

So snowing in Cork should stop later on tonight?

erica74

Still heavy snowfall in South Kilkenny. Up to 12 inches on the ground now. It basically hasn't stopped since yesterday morning. Incredible snowfall. Does Emma still have an even further impact to make or is she finished once this snow dies down?

hot buttered scones

It's still snowing in Cork City and still accumulating. I don't remember ever seeing this much snow in my life, although my mam reckons 78 may have been worse (or was is 82 - she can't remember). I went to bed last night at 1am, and there was just the fine dust coming down, but no string winds or anything and it's be snowing continuously since about 8am. While I did want to see what the blizzard conditions would be like, I'm kinda glad now we didn't get that, because it's made today very enjoyable. The place is so quiet with no traffic, and plenty of people out walking and messing around in the snow. Had to come in there because I couldn't feel my toes! While I'm amazed at some of the stuff in the rest of the country which may have been more extreme - this is Cork, and this is extreme for us anyway. A pair of dry socks and a bit of a warm and I'm off out in it again!

Ultimate Seduction

Snow falling constantly now since 9pm last night. Getting heavier again the last half hour. Limerick

markc91

sryanbruen wrote: »

Heavy snow at Grange, at last. None of those crappy ice pellets, snow grains etc, actual proper snow!

Same here in donaghmede! Let it snow, Let it snow

Gonzo

just started to snow again in Dunshaughlin, maybe Emma is not done with me yet.

Tobinjl91

Fairly heavy snow here in D6W, big fluffy flakes falling for the past hour. Doesn't seem to be sticking much though, dry areas from where cars were parked aren't filling up.

Kerrydude1981

Very light snowfall here now,no breeze at all today

Wine Goddess

Dublin 24 Firhouse / Ballycullen has had pretty much non stop snow since Tuesday night.
There was a break for a few hours yesterday and Wednesday, but it's been snowing continuously since yesterday afternoon.
I wasn't up all night, so can't verify if it stopped overnight last night.
I'd reckon up until now we've had a similar amount of snow as 2010.
Very hard to estimate totals, because of drifting, but I'd say we have had several feet of snow.
Pic attached of car abandoned since last night!

PirateShampoo

Still snowing here in Jobstown, it hasnt stopped.

NegativeCreep

Snowing heavy all morning in Blanch. Drifts of about 3 feet deep. Went for a lovely (but difficult) walk. Everything shut, looks like a ghost town! Long may it continue!

brookers

cant see all the schools opening on Monday, so much snow.....

Vxlks

D14 has had continous smoderate to heavy snow since 10am or so, currently bucketing down and sticking to things! Big fluffy fat flakes:D

ThaitaniumM

Proper snow in Limerick since morning and not letting up. The gritters and salt have made the city a slushy mess but outside the city is a snowfest!

grenouille1966

Still snowing heav in Dublin 15....really heavy....could easily be 40 cm here and it is to get heavier this evening.

George Sunsnow

My yard

https://twitter.com/arklowweather/status/969566592446205953?s=21

thomasj

This is currently my back garden. Still snow falling, although lightly and it's windy as well.

revelman

Does anyone one else among the almost 100,000 people who live along the coast from Youghal to Carrigaline right down to Clonakilty feel a bit left out after that RTÉ news at one report? We’ve had the heaviest snow on the south coast here since 1947 with power outages and all roads impassable and we get a short report from Pascal saying that things are not too bad in the city? How come all of the other reporters were able to give details about conditions all around their area? Sorry, I’m not one of these people who generally complain about RTÉ but having been snowed in here since Tuesday evening with several feet of drifts outside, it seems like we’ve been forgotten about here.

Still snowing constantly since 8am btw. At least RTE weather reported a snow accumulation of 40cm in Cloyne in south Cork but if you blinked you would have missed it!

dark crystal

No let up at all in Waterford City. Front garden wall (4ft) has been lost to the snow drifts; can't even see the top of it now. Car is buried halfway up in the driveway and still snowing steadily.

My partner has been told his workplace expect employees in at 6pm, but how they expect him to walk two miles in knee high snow is beyond me. Ridiculous expecting people to go out in this weather.