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Weds 13th / Thurs 14th Nov 2019: Rainfall warning with Snow and spot flood risk

Kermit.de.frog

Been pondering whether or not it's worth a dedicated thread. I think it might be although a little bit of evolution to go yet.

Snow may reach low levels through Wednesday afternoon and evening leading to minor accumulations particularly inland. Typically a cm or two can be expected. Dublin is also at risk temporarily on Wednesday evening due to an off shore wind (though likely to be the sleet/very wet snow variety).

Snowfall could lead to commuter disruption. Accumulations should be temporary in most places.

Some more significant temporary snowfall is possible in both the mid west and southwest through Wednesday night as the occlusion slips away south. And, of course, high ground is to be avoided.

There is also a risk of spot flooding from heavy rain due to the pivoting front.

Raw. Temperatures between 0 and 4c generally on your way home (colder as afternoon progresses).

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Xenji

Nearly 20mm of rain in Castlebar since midnight already, hovering around the 5C mark currently.

silverharp

The hourly met.ie forecast has the Temp going down to 2C for Dublin with hourly rain at 4.9mm between 6-8pm. Sounds miserable.

Harry Palmr

The rain is arriving in sudden short clumps of wet, not that cold at the moment and I say that as someone working mainly in an attic today.

pad199207

The rain is starting to stick here in Kildare...

Calibos

I take it that the ECM Snow Depth maps that Kermit posted last night are off the cards now? ie No mention of anything other than wet slushy snow on mountain peaks on MT's morning forecast and 6-7ºc

DOCARCH

pad199207 wrote: »

The rain is starting to stick here in Kildare...

uck51js9zml2yt

Snowline is low on the Kerry Reeks today. Will try get a photo later.

pauldry

Lashing in the Southwest and South but sur if we get rid of the radar itl be dry

mickger844posts

Heavy rain now in Waterford City. We had some hail in the mix a while ago. Temp 7.1c, Rain 4.4mm

https://www.waterfordweather.com

sparrowcar

sideswipe

highdef wrote: »

"Very sunny" reads as blue skies in all directions. Is it really that clear down there in Costas??? :P

I could be wrong but the visible satellite imagery shows a hole in the cloud layer moving over the Arklow area but it's moving fairly quick. I could only picture a temporary large gap in cloud cover rather a clear sky.

Either way, I'm still jealous that you're getting to see the sun.

It has gone from rain to sun and now to overcast here in Ashford since 9 this morning.

Comhrá

Rain stopped now in Limk City. Saw a few flakes of sleet about an hour ago but then back to rain. 3.9c atm. Absolutely wretched day out. Grey, dreary damp and very cold

SleetAndSnow

Lashing in cork city all morning. Seems to actually have gotten colder as the day goes in, 4 degrees now. Cold breeze but dry for now

Graces7

Finally stopped deluging after 4 hours.

There is now a lake between dwelling and gate.

It is brighter now and the sun trying to emerge.

West Mayo offshore

nthclare

pad199207 wrote: »

The rain is starting to stick here in Kildare...

Same here in North Clare,looks good on the limestone plateau's of the Burren.

Especially if there's a full moon,the whole place glistens...

cherryghost

DP has dropped from 3 to 1.6 since 7am here in Clondalkin

Graces7

The clouds are odd; lying flat in monochrome layers ,

Usually varied and round

west mayo offshore

mickger844posts

Waterford total has jumped to 11.4mm since I posted about an hour ago. Temp has dropped to 5.1c

Naggdefy

It's the type of rain that tends to accumulate here in Laois... we're losing very little to evaporation.

Danno

Notable drop in temperature has commenced at the Durrow (South Laois) station:

Peaked at 5.2c not long after the rain arrived. Now 3.8c and Dewpoints at 2.8c.
Winds have backed west after a southerly fetch all morning long and have dropped light (19mph down to 8mph)
Steady rain. 6mm since 11.15 am when it started.

Snowbiee21

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A band of heavy rain is expected to cross the country during today, Wednesday, turning increasingly to snow in many areas for a time through this afternoon, this evening and for a time overnight. Bringing with it a risk of some accumulations of snow, especially so on ground above 200 metres with some disruption to higher routes in the Midlands.

More information to follow.

How are conditions in your area at present and have you seen any snow just yet?

Kindest regards,

Cathal Nolan

Danno

Heavy rain/sleet bits in Portlaoise.

Gonzo

still dry here in Meath, I think we're too far north to get anything really.

pauldry

Thought Sligo wasnt gettn this.

Lashin all day. 5c...so just rain.

Theres a few more possibilities of short snowfall in the coming days before temps go to a more 6 to 9c next week

RobertKK

Sleet falling on the hills in North Kilkenny, looks like it might be snowing soon.

3.1C but it has been falling fast in the last hour. From a high of 5.4C.
1.8 dew point

Slashermcguirk

You certainly don’t want any of what is falling at the moment

Gonzo wrote: »

still dry here in Meath, I think we're too far north to get anything really.

RobertKK

...and its snowing, big flakes, 2.8C.

Mortelaro

6.1c in Arklow
That's dropped 1.2c in last 45 mins
Raining
Dp is 3.2c
Rh is 71%

RobertKK

The snow is starting to stick, 2.2C and a DP of 0.7C.

TTLF

RobertKK wrote: »

The snow is starting to stick, 2.2C and a DP of 0.7C.

What county?