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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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Snowbie

Heavy snow band about to hit Dublin coming in off the sea
Temp 0.2C

northgirl

Eoin247 wrote: »

They keep repeating on the news that people have cabin fever, and cant stay put much longer....

...Jesus christ it's been one day lads.

How would these people survive in an actual crisis?

I live alone just outside Cork City. Driving is out of the question.

The roads are completely impassable. Inches and inches of snow which is continuing to increase. Local shops are all closed. Many of my neighbours are elderly and even if the shops were open it is extremely dangerous to walk. It's still snowing and no sign of a thaw anytime soon.

Hasn't been one day for some people lad.

Safiri

Few pics from early this morning in the hills of West Limerick. Visibility wasn't great with probably only 20 metres on the summit but thought I'd share

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DOCARCH

Another couple of cm in Dublin 16 in the last 2 hours. -0.3c atm.

kerrycork13

Gonzo wrote: »

snow starting to stick here again, hopefully it will top up what has melted so far today.

Where are you gonzo?I'm in rathmore

Sephiroth_dude

Your man Jerry is on with maura and daiti, he must sick **** talking about this weather event by now! Where's Joanna I wonder

pc7

elperello wrote: »

Pair of robins hanging in here keeping each other going.
Keep feeding folks and don't forget some water.

My water froze even with a ping pong ball in it, any other way?

TheBody

thelad95 wrote: »

North Kildare does seem to have gotten the absolute worst of it by far, walking around Maynooth, there is 5 foot in many places and it's up to the door handle on my front door. Absolutely zero reprieve in terms of either thaw or the snow stopping.

What are the main roads like in Maynooth?

WhiteMemento9

northgirl wrote: »

I live alone just outside Cork City. Driving is out of the question.

The roads are completely impassable. Inches and inches of snow which is continuing to increase. Local shops are all closed. Many of my neighbours are elderly and even if the shops were open it is extremely dangerous to walk. It's still snowing and no sign of a thaw anytime soon.

Hasn't been one day for some people lad.

Aye, but I presume you are prepared. It isn't like this was something that came at you out of the blue. There couldn't have been any more warnings given to people.

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Getting darker again here in Dundalk. The leading edge of that precipitation appears to be expanding northwards in the Irish Sea.

cnocbui

I am standing in the middle of the road. The drift spans it.

elperello

pc7 wrote: »

My water froze even with a ping pong ball in it, any other way?

Ping pong ball a bit light try a tennis ball.

Artane2002

Getting plastered in Dublin 5 at the moment.

pegasus1

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Your man Jerry is on with maura and daiti, he must sick **** talking about this weather event by now! Where's Joanna I wonder .

He sure skirted round the reason why we didn't get the high levels of snow...saying that we did but over the whole period..:rolleyes:

northgirl

WhiteMemento9 wrote: »

Aye, but I presume you are prepared. It isn't like this was something that came at you out of the blue. There couldn't have been any more warnings given to people.

I was prepared for a day or two. I had an accident on the way to work on Wednesday so that threw my preparations off slightly. I reckon it could be Monday before I can travel if even then.

I have a keen interest in the weather and have been monitoring this long before many were ,so yes, I was aware that it was going to take place. Forgive me if I, like I assume some others were, was taken slightly by surprise by it's severity.

Mint Sauce

Fine powdery snow falling and sticking in Sligo Town. What ever chance there was in taking my car beyond my drive this evening has ended again.

tawfeeredux

Non stop precipitation all day in Citywest. It's only the last hour or two that it's been accumulating again.

pc7

elperello wrote: »

Ping pong ball a bit light try a tennis ball.

Cheers, my little robin coping well, some other birds visiting lots today, poor mites.

Thebeast078

Based in Swords and disappointed we did not get the snowfall expected last night.
It has been snowing most of the day but it is very light and barely sticking. Hopefully we may get something good over the next few hours.:)

ArmaniJeanss

Artane2002 wrote: »

Getting plastered in Dublin 5 at the moment.

Good thinking, that's the best way to deal with it.

Addle

The main difference between this episode and previous is that it's all on the ground.
The wind has blown the snow off every tree and roof around.

revelman

I was really surprised to find lower measurements of snow depth a few minutes ago compared to what I found this morning here near Kinsale. Surprised because we have had constant moderate (and at times heavy) snow since 8am this morning.

This morning I got measurements of 28 cm on a level part of my driveway and 60cm on the front lawn. Just now I got 26cm on the driveway and 50cm on the same spot in the front lawn. Walking a bit down the road, there does appear to be a bit of a thaw going on. Having said that the road outside my house doesn’t exactly look like it’s going to be ‘passable’ any time soon (though I’ve just discovered we are now status orange so I think I might chance taking the car out later

jo06555

Should waterford not have updated red alert .looking at radar it seems we could be hit big time again no ??

Cork Boy 53

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Your man Jerry is on with maura and daiti, he must sick **** talking about this weather event by now! Where's Joanna I wonder .

Maybe getting ready to be interviewed by Tubridy on the Late Late Show tonight or will that be Siobhan Ryan?

gandalf

Firhouse been hammered all day. Definitely added cms to what is already there. I really hope that the thaw begins tomorrow.

Supercell

Proper heavy snow here currently, doubt I'll see the likes of this here again in my lifetime, truly amazing.

Steopo

Starting to stick here again in Donabate - first time all day

WhiteMemento9

northgirl wrote: »

I was prepared for a day or two. I had an accident on the way to work on Wednesday so that threw my preparations off slightly. I reckon it could be Monday before I can travel if even then.

I have a keen interest in the weather and have been monitoring this long before many were ,so yes, I was aware that it was going to take place. Forgive me if I, like I assume some others were, was taken slightly by surprise by it's severity.

I'm not quite sure how much more the Government could have done. They issued the strongest warnings I have ever seen in relation to a snow event in Ireland. The MET have been constantly banging the drum about just how bad things could get. Its up to people to act after that.

John.Icy

I can't even fathom the conditions going to be experienced in the coming hours in parts that already had 5 feet plus drifts. Absolutely pelting it down in Dublin 9. Really thought it was over early with the lack of precip and thaw - building up very nicely.

WestWicklow1

What's the N81 like heading north from Baltinglass, Blessington, Tallaght?