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Spring 2020 - General Discussion
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after a cloudy morning, the skies turned blue very quickly and dazzling sunshine ever since, 19C here now, an absolute stunning day, possibly the best day of this warm spell so far.
The far western fringes of Ireland is significantly colder and a sign of things to come for tomorrow.
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after a cloudy morning, the skies turned blue very quickly and dazzling sunshine ever since, 19C here now, an absolute stunning day, possibly the best day of this warm spell so far.
The far western fringes of Ireland is significantly colder and a sign of things to come for tomorrow.
Definitely the best day so far for the east anyway0 -
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Clearly we've not had the same level of nice weather here in West Clare.
Today was remarkably sunny, however temperatures have been very disappointing being stuck at 12°c all day long. Too cool to sit out in a tshirt despite the sun.
Yesterday was warm (16°c) but stubbornly overcast, with some light rain yesterday evening.
Thursday was very warm, up to 20°c, however sunny periods were limited, still the best day of the spell.
Wednesday, very sunny but again also quite cool.
Thats a sea breeze for you at this time of year. I remember leaving 29°c in South Laois during Summer 2018 and going to Wexford for a day at The Raven beach. 18°c there in an easterly sea breeze. Felt freezing despite the clear blue sky! Got a master sunburn for my efforts though!
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Beautiful day here near Tralee, eventually cloud burnt off in the early afternoon. Not the same temperatures as others got but 14C was not bad with sunshine and light breeze but you would need some shelter sitting out in it. Had sea fog come ashore in waves here near the coast, didn't quite reach my house.
NASA Sat Pic earlier today.
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the past week has mostly been fantastic here, mid to high teens most of the time and loads of sunshine. Both yesterday and today reached 20C in a few places which is exceptional for the time of the year.
Tomorrow will be a different world and a day to be staying indoors. Temperatures could struggle to get much above 8C in some places, a whole 12C cooler than today in some places.
Monday warms up a bit towards the west but many parts of Leinster will remain bitterly cold on Monday with temperatures remaining in the single digits for the most part.
Temperatures will stage a recovery from mid week with mid teens possible by then.0 -
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Thats a sea breeze for you at this time of year. I remember leaving 29°c in South Laois during Summer 2018 and going to Wexford for a day at The Raven beach. 18°c there in an easterly sea breeze. Felt freezing despite the clear blue sky! Got a master sunburn for my efforts though!
Yup! Was some sea fog (?) along the Shannon estuary which was beginning to blow onto land, didn't effect my part but you can imagine that's likely what kept the temperatures down.
I recall a number of years ago driving to Dungarvan Co.Waterford across Tipperary in temperatures in the high 20's to meet sea fog and 17°c at Clonea strand.0 -
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Rebelbrowser wrote: »On met weather after 9pm news they said it got to 21.6 in Cloyne (East Cork) today. Not surprised, it was stunning in Cork today, everyone in shorts and tee shirts from morning to evening. It felt half normal for a while.....
I live a few miles from Cloyne. It was as nice a day as any we'll have all year. 0
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