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Snow watch until Sunday 24th (N,W,SW most at risk)

Kermit.de.frog

Thread for flooding potential Connaught, North Leinster, South Ulster through Monday night/Tuesday/first half of Wednesday.

Heavy snow potential second half of Wednesday particularly Leinster and Munster. Much colder by evening.

Surprised a thread wasn't started for the flood potential. Will update this OP in the morning.

Interesting 48 hours to come from tonight to say the least.

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JCX BXC

Down to 0.9°c in West Clare now and snow has stopped. It has actually left a light covering in grass, on cars and roofs.

Hopefully further showers will arrive and maintain such a low temperature. Could see some lying snow by morning looking at the precipitation charts, however being so close to see it's a battle of fractions of degrees.

ninebeanrows

FWIW latest EC has south Ulster as the sweet spot with around 8cm of snow lying by tomorrow lunchtime

typhoony

I've heard it's snowing out in Clifden which is very rare also

Itssoeasy

It’s bloody cold in cork city atm. Hopefully no snow in cork city.

pad199207

Itssoeasy wrote: »

It’s bloody cold in cork city atm. Hopefully no snow in cork city.

Fellow rebels will just love you... :rolleyes:

celt262

Sleety_Rain wrote: »

FWIW latest EC has south Ulster as the sweet spot with around 8cm of snow lying by tomorrow lunchtime

Cavan ?

Thepillowman

Snow has landed in East Clare.

Akrasia

4c in Ennis with very wet sleet

ninebeanrows

celt262 wrote: »

Cavan ?

Yea Cavan, Monaghan looking good for about 5cm

[Deleted User]

pad199207 wrote: »

That’s just too cold for snow

Thewife

Is there any hope of snow in Waterford ??

munsterlegend

This front seems to be dying a death near mallow anyway. Says precipitation overhead but nothing falling.

Tyrone212

Sleety_Rain wrote: »

FWIW latest EC has south Ulster as the sweet spot with around 8cm of snow lying by tomorrow lunchtime

Can you post a pic of that chart please. I can't find it thanks.

typhoony

definitely nowcasting from here on in, keep an eye on the radar for signs of a circulation, if it does occur then where it pivots could see a good few hours of snow, probably better to be on the northern flank than southern

jArgHA

Miserable plain ould rain falling now in south side of Cork city.. Damn you snow shield!

ninebeanrows

A good measure for coastal Dublin snow risk is the Howth Weather Station.

Conditions marginal but just right for snow at the moment from experience

http://www.howthweather.com/

2.1/-0.9

Gaoth Laidir

Airport snow warnings. Depths not remarkable by any means but still something.

(DUBLIN)
EIDW AD WRNG 02 VALID 232200/240300 SNOW FBL LESS THAN 1 CM FCST=

(CASEMENT)
EIME AD WRNG 02 VALID 232200/240300 SNOW FBL LESS THAN 1 CM FCST=

(KNOCK)
EIKN AD WRNG 02 VALID 231800/240200 SNOW MOD 1 to 3 CM FCST=

(CORK)
EICK AD WRNG 02 VALID 231801/232100 SNOW FBL LESS THAN 1 CM FCST=

(SHANNON)
EINN AD WRNG 02 VALID 231700/232100 SNOW FBL LESS THAN 1 CM FCST=

konman

moderate snow, dinner plates, starting to stick now. 5km south of Tuam.

Rebelbrowser

jArgHA wrote: »

Miserable plain ould rain falling now in south side of Cork city.. Damn you snow shield!

Wouldn't give up yet, but yup, thats cold rain alright, everyone's favourite.

Just in terms of Aunty Snow viz Cork airports temp, notwithstanding its altitude it never seems to be colder than other stations in the city I know of. I'm at 80m about 5km from it and I also find its a similar temp here.

ninebeanrows

A little early to speculate but possible for a little circulation to the system between Gort and Ennis on last few radar frames

Donegal Ken

Yellow - Snow and Ice Warning for Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Tyrone
UK Met Office Weather Warning (www.metoffice.gov.uk)

An area of sleet and snow will move eastwards across the south of Northern Ireland overnight into Sunday morning, clearing from the west later around sunrise but lingering over the southeast. Some small accumulations of snow are likely with 1-3 cm in places though the southeast may see slightly larger amounts with 5 cm possible, particularly around the Mourne mountains. With wet snow falling and low temperatures icy stretches are also expected to form.

Valid: 00:00 Sunday 24/01/2021 to 15:00 Sunday 24/01/2021

Issued: 16:31 Saturday 23/01/2021

gally74

nice snow in galway

Larbre34

Any snow around Thomond Park, or just sea level rain?

SleetAndSnow

Have reports from a friend that it’s snowing in Lisdoonvarna in Clare

Raining here in Cork

John.Icy

Larbre34 wrote: »

Any snow around Thomond Park, or just sea level rain?

Just tuned in. Looks like heavy rain to me at a glance.

EDIT: Actually could be sleet. Yeah pitch level cameras a lot flakier than where the lads were standing.
EDIT 2: Gone to snow now.

TheSegal

Thick snow sticking in Galway just outside of Oranmore! So exciting!

Rebelbrowser

Temps did go up here with the arrival of the front. Cork Airport up to 3c so unsurprisingly it is all rain so far. Think the longer land track to the east will work out well for Leinster. The arrival of the front in early evening rather than overnight didn't help our cause down here...

amor3

Supercell wrote: »

Not expecting much here by the coast, inland areas of Dublin - Tallaght etc should do well as usual if we get much precip, hopefully we all wake to a winter wonderland though

Wahoo...I'm up the high end of tallaght. Yay!

cnocbui

It's trying in north Tipp:

Rebelbrowser

cnocbui wrote: »

It's trying in north Tipp:

Its succeeding by the looks of it!