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Autumn 2019 - General Discussion

Artane2002

It's a nice, sunny start to Autumn 2019 in Dublin 5.

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Gonzo

absolute horrendeus day in Dublin and here in Meath. Lots of waterlogging in the fields between Dunshaughlin and Clonee, especially close to Dunshaughlin, there are some mini lakes forming in the fields.

The side roads around Dunshaughlin are dangerous, my road is flooded again for the second time this week in 4 places with torrents of water gushing onto the road from surrounding fields and ditches are all blocked full of water and leaves.

My driveway is completely flooded over 2 inches deep in places, gutters completely overflowing and the rain continues to hammer down.

Artane2002

Gonzo wrote: »

absolute horrendeus day in Dublin and here in Meath. Lots of waterlogging in the fields between Dunshaughlin and Clonee, especially close to Dunshaughlin, there are some mini lakes forming in the fields.

The side roads around Dunshaughlin are dangerous, my road is flooded again for the second time this week in 4 places with torrents of water gushing onto the road from surrounding fields and ditches are all blocked full of water and leaves.

My driveway is completely flooded over 2 inches deep in places, gutters completely overflowing and the rain continues to hammer down.

I'm loving the amount of detail you put in Gonzo!

I wonder how rainfall totals this November compare to this time last year. It will be interesting to see a comparison between 1-10 November this year and last year because of the intense rainfall of the 9th last year.

Gonzo

Artane2002 wrote: »

I'm loving the amount of detail you put in Gonzo!

I wonder how rainfall totals this November compare to this time last year. It will be interesting to see a comparison between 1-10 November this year and last year because of the intense rainfall of the 9th last year.

It will be interesting at the end of this year to compare rainfall for the first 6 months of 2019 to the last 6 months of 2019, It's going to be a fairly uneven split I feel with the far wetter months lining up one after another since August.

TTLF

Don't wanna alarm anyone but the dodder is like, at it's peak and about to burst... https://twitter.com/vxlks/status/1192505287451779072

(pictures provided by me

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pad199207

Apart from some very heavy rain this morning the rain has been generally light to moderate in Kildare but persistent.

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[Deleted User]

Louth / Meath horrendous! We’ll all be kayaking around tomorrow !

Captain Snow

TTLF wrote: »

Don't wanna alarm anyone but the dodder is like, at it's peak and about to burst... https://twitter.com/vxlks/status/1192505287451779072

(pictures provided by me )

Its really starting to rise. Trying to upload a Great Video of Rathfarham Waterfall bombing through.

spookwoman

Captain Snow wrote: »

Its really starting to rise. Trying to upload a Great Video of Rathfarham Waterfall bombing through.

Dropped by .004 in the last 15

TTLF

spookwoman wrote: »

Dropped by .004 in the last 15

Yeah but another heavy band of rain is coming

Achasanai

TTLF wrote: »

Don't wanna alarm anyone but the dodder is like, at it's peak and about to burst... https://twitter.com/vxlks/status/1192505287451779072

(pictures provided by me )

Is that by Ely Arch?

pad199207

Scratch that last, it’s bucketing down in Kildare now we

TTLF

Achasanai wrote: »

Is that by Ely Arch?

Yep, I took the picture on the bridge,

spookwoman

One thing that has been noticeable today is the radar black spot caused by the wicklow mountains. Radar out to sea seems patchy as well

Captain Snow

Rathfarham Waterfall. (There,s no sound).

Reckless Abandonment

Imagine all this perception was falling in the middle of Jan. -10 uppers. North east winds. Storm emma would look like a dusting..
Also does it feel like we're getting alot more full days of rain. There have been a good few in the last while raining for morning to to night..

Captain Snow

We still have all the water to come off the Dublin Wicklow mountains into the River Dodder. Lots of Run Off.

TTLF

Captain Snow wrote: »

We still have all the water to come off the Dublin Wicklow mountains into the River Dodder. Lots of Run Off.

ontop of the heavy rain atm

DOCARCH

Rain quite light now in Dublin 16. 26.0mm so far today.

Looks like Irish Sea is drying up a bit now.

DOCARCH

Captain Snow wrote: »

We still have all the water to come off the Dublin Wicklow mountains into the River Dodder. Lots of Run Off.

Looks like Dodder has peaked already? https://waterlevel.ie/0000009010/0001/day/

It is a 'flash' river. Rises and falls quickly.

Achasanai

TTLF wrote: »

Yep, I took the picture on the bridge,

I thought I recognised the trees by the bridge! That lower section (from the bridge up towards Rathfarnham crossroads) has a habit of breaking its banks first. Good to know that it may not be an option to go that route tomorrow.

Mortelaro

First really heavy downpour in Arklow now,the front as expected is moving south and its rain pushing inland along it off the sea

seamusk84

Will it ever stop! Deluges for hours....

Celbridge

pad199207

Belting down in Naas now 17mm

spookwoman

Dodder risen to 1.035 .003 over the peak earlier. 1.039 at 20.00

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TTLF

Achasanai wrote: »

I thought I recognised the trees by the bridge! That lower section (from the bridge up towards Rathfarnham crossroads) has a habit of breaking its banks first. Good to know that it may not be an option to go that route tomorrow.

agreed

pad199207

Belting down here again. 18mm. Love the way then the rain comes in over Dublin and then when it hits the SW Dublin hills it just magically intensifies as it moves into Kildare ugh

Donegal Storm

Nice enough day in Letterkenny, a few showers but plenty of sunshine. Nice to see roles reversed over the past few weeks with my usual moaning replaced by the east coasters

Mortelaro

pad199207 wrote: »

Belting down here again. 18mm. Love the way then the rain comes in over Dublin and then when it hits the SW Dublin hills it just magically intensifies as it moves into Kildare ugh

I'd blame jackeens for that

Meanwhile a few intense bursts in Arklow but that front is weakening as it drives south thankfully
Expecting still to be in single figures rain total when it exits

TTLF

the dodder is still rising, got some photos. We're about roughly 2-4cm before it bursts.

Rock Lesnar

Finished up with 58mm over the past 24hrs, thats now 168mm since last thursday, garden is like a bog, front lawns not much better, at least its dry and cold now, looking forward to a dry day and some sun tomorrow