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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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nacho libre

kittyn wrote: »

Tomorrow morning at some stage I'm afraid

Have you has enough of it Kittyn? Or do you mean you are sad it will end?

sdanseo

18Z ECM following just about every other model. Snow line to sea level until 9am. From 9am to 3pm snow line rises above ground from south to north.

There are potentially 15 hours of significant snowfall left. I feel worried for the likes of the picture above from Sallins, that is dangerously close to people being trapped.

ZX7R

cherryghost wrote: »

Very likely a reload of snow for south and Midlands from around midnight to sunrise.

Hope so looks like the front is pulling back into the Irish sea on the radar?

revelman

awec wrote: »

It looks like it's raining in D18 now.

Not sure if it's actually rain, but the windows have water drops all over them as if it was rain and that's the first time we've seen that during this whole storm. Maybe the snow is so fine now it's melting as soon as it hits a window.

It could be the heat from your house melting snow on your house.

Vladimir Poontang

We've reached peak Snowman in Limerick - Willie Snow Dea

beauf

It's a blizzard here same as yesterday looks like wetter show though.

aidanodr

Nice Pics ... Cork City

https://twitter.com/claremkeogh/status/969608584643399681

beefburrito

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Stopping here near Santry. What's falling is very small ice pellets.

Same here in the Burren in Clare

MidMan25

Bucketing down in East Cork again and sticking.

Took a walk up a hill nearby here in Ladysbridge and found these amazing scenes. This is two miles from the coast!

Some of the drifts against the hedges were 12-14ft high....

kittyn

nacho libre wrote: »

Have you has enough of it Kittyn? Or do you mean you are sad it will end?

I'm in two minds ...... Serious cabin fever at the moment but love the snow lol

You?

Itssoeasy

Colibri wrote: »

Snowing again in Cork (Douglas) lol

Madness. I mean there is still a lot of snow on the ground in cork city. And it's gotten noticeable colder in cork city in the last half an hour. I know it's meant to change tomorrow but there has been a lot of snow compacted on roads in my estate. It was slippy earlier.

sunbabe08

damn, i've been reminded that i'm going to dublin on monday. oops :P

mangobob

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

Not even close to being that.

I dont know about other folks, but here in my part of D16 this absolutely destroys 2010. Its frankly incredible. I am as excited as anyone else by snow. I have been delirious with excitement for the last few days but I honestly wouldn't mind if it stops now. Its starting to get a bit worrying.

Supercell

awec wrote: »

It looks like it's raining in D18 now.

Not sure if it's actually rain, but the windows have water drops all over them as if it was rain and that's the first time we've seen that during this whole storm. Maybe the snow is so fine now it's melting as soon as it hits a window.

Its not rain, temps have dropped below freezing again here thus the snowflakes are not so sticky anymore.

ninebeanrows

The much debate snow grains have returned.

stevenup7002

Weathercheck wrote: »

The much debate snow grains have returned.

Can't spell grain without rain

John.Icy

Front is retreating out to sea again unfortunately! Wonder will it push back later if models think we'll get more? So many unexpected twists and turns!

EDIT: Wonder is the radar just crap still. Need a few more updates.

wakka12

awec wrote: »

It looks like it's raining in D18 now.

Not sure if it's actually rain, but the windows have water drops all over them as if it was rain and that's the first time we've seen that during this whole storm. Maybe the snow is so fine now it's melting as soon as it hits a window.

Not rain. My windows have been streaming water all day in D14 and the snow keeps piling up.

m17

Newbridge kildare 02/03/18

yermandan

My 65 year-old Da said this is way worse than 1982

munsterlegend

Vladimir Poontang wrote: »

We've reached peak Snowman in Limerick - Willie Snow Dea

In other countries who don't know willie o dea that snowman might get you into trouble!

Sonics2k

Now still falling here in Bandon, Cork.

Basically been non-stop since I got out of bed at 8am.

revelman

Itssoeasy wrote: »

Madness. I mean there is still a lot of snow on the ground in cork city. And it's gotten noticeable colder in cork city in the last half an hour. I know it's meant to change tomorrow but there has been a lot of snow compacted on roads in my estate. It was slippy earlier.

We still have 25cm of snow here on the ground (with drifts of several feet) in rural Cork. It has also snowed without a break since 8am this morning though this does not seem to have affected the overall accumulation meaning that there is some thaw going on. Our country lane is impassable. Even if this thaw picks up pace and we get rain tonight instead of snow, I don’t see how we get out of here until Sunday at the earliest. Btw, there is a big blob of precipitation currently nearing the Cork coast.

SEPT 23 1989

mangobob wrote: »

I dont know about other folks, but here in my part of D16 this absolutely destroys 2010. Its frankly incredible. I am as excited as anyone else by snow. I have been delirious with excitement for the last few days but I honestly wouldn't mind if it stops now. Its starting to get a bit worrying.

If we have another night like last night my area will be cut off

Larbre34

Wet claggy snowfall snarling things up here near Clonee worse than at anytime since the start on Tuesday night. Its like a sticky sugar icing on top of 60cms of light sponge. Drifts exceeding 2 meters on the roads heading out into the countryside.

Anywhere having overhead power infrastructure now needs to be vigilant, powerlines and tree boughs will be under huge load as the adhesive snow freezes after dark.

PirateShampoo

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

If we have another night like last night my area will be cut off

Same here, but my area is Suburban Tallaght. Its nuts.

nacho libre

kittyn wrote: »

I'm in two minds ...... Serious cabin fever at the moment but love the snow lol

You?

I am sad it will end, but it has to happen at some point, and i don't want to see people trapped in their homes, particularly if it's elderly people. It's becoming that serious now. I just hope Sryan is right that we might not have to wait that long for something even half as good as that, because i think we won't see the likes of this again in our life time.

wakka12

The sky is lilac..must be some effect the snow is having. looks stunning

h7nlrp2v0g5u48

Have we surpassed 82 I wonder? I remember the blizzard of 82 and going out and about earlier today and looking at the amount of snow that has fallen here in North Tipperary I'm sure it has broken some records.

JCX BXC

Still snowing in West Clare, no let up since 2pm yesterday. A slight thaw had begun here today as the temperature slowly reached a balmy 0.5c, however sticking again to wet surfaces as the temperature is dropping again (currently 0.1c).