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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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John.Icy

pad199207 wrote: »

Radar has precipitation over me so i went to check..

Use Met E Pad. The front is sNowhere near Naas yet!

Mooro

Tiny flakes starting to fall in Tullamore.

Pete2k

Radar shows the front has passed over us here in west Roscommon but its still snowing lightly. About 2-3cm so far

pad199207

Rikand wrote: »

A blizzard in athlone and shes sticking. Myself and the kids are glued to the lamppost watching. Hopefully it still there in the morning for snowmen. First decent bit of snow for my youngest who is 3. He is amazed

What a moment

Humberto Salazar

Interesting the wind is from the east and the snow arriving from the west. I think that is a good sign re circulation and pivoting of the front.

King of Spades

Snowbiee21 wrote: »

Expecting the first window of any precipitation heading eastwards Meath/Dublin to be rain initially, before a transition to snow after 2am

Would be surprised if it started as rain. Below freezing here in central Meath.

Rikand

A blizzard in athlone and shes sticking. Myself and the kids are glued to the lamppost watching. Hopefully it still there in the morning for snowmen. First decent bit of snow for my youngest who is 3. He is amazed

Laura2021

Snowing in mayo at the moment family members live down there

Humberto Salazar

Few flakes just starting to fall in N Offaly.

R.F.

AuntySnow wrote: »

Down to -1.3c here near Arklow despite the cloud
That doesn't happen often

Wetbulb is -1.6c
Dewpoint is -4.6c

Slightly within parameters at the moment here I would think

I’m just down the road in gorey, do you think we will get any in our neck of the woods?

pad199207

Radar has precipitation over me so i went to check..

Gaoth Laidir

18Z analysis.

RedPeppers

Had about an hour of heavy snow that's just eased off here in north galway.

Cluedo Monopoly

Fantastic to see the white gold in Galway. Will there be snow showers all night or is this the peak?

BullBauld

The crunch underfoot ðŸ˜

Gaoth Laidir

nacho libre wrote: »

I used GL'S coin method- there is well over a inch on the ground now. jeez if we could get 3 or 4 hours out of this there would be a really good covering!

Probably not that great a method for situations like this. Celbridge, tomorrow morning...:pac:

munsterlegend

JanuarySnowstor wrote: »

Raining away in Cork still.
Just goes to show uppers are vital and they were the one missing ingredient!!

Yep Atlantic fronts always the same down here. Need an easterly or north easterly.

ninebeanrows

pauldry wrote: »

Why has radar lots of precipitation over Sligo but theres nothing. Its dry. And the phantom precipitation has nearly cleared if it was rain it wouldnt show and it would be lashing here

Seems to be an error when NI radar in the composite

madalig12

None during the day today but plenty from last night high up in Letterkenny

TheMilkyPirate

Down to 0.9c now. Band seems to be turning increasingly to snow as it heads east hopefully it stays intact

nacho libre

I used GL'S coin method- there is well over a inch on the ground now. jeez if we could get 3 or 4 hours out of this there would be a really good covering!

pad199207

pauldry wrote: »

Why has radar lots of precipitation over Sligo but theres nothing. Its dry. And the phantom precipitation has nearly cleared if it was rain it wouldnt show and it would be lashing here

It really is like the weather does try its hardest to piss us all off in this country.

JCX BXC

Back up to 2.2c, those showers dropping nothing but a rainy sleety mess. Need some big showers to get the snow going.

JanuarySnowstor

Raining away in Cork still.
Just goes to show uppers are vital and they were the one missing ingredient!!

Jim Gazebo

SleetAndSnow wrote: »

Raining with a small bit of sleet in cork city really and not expecting anything else, around 1.9 degrees.

Edit: a woman just slipped outside on the footpath so looks like the floor is icy, must be freezing when it hits the ground.

Went for a walk, lashing rain, not even sleet really. Some of the ice from today is still on the paths, it's pretty deadly. If that freezes there'll be no one move tomorrow morning, glad it's a Sunday.

Kermit.de.frog

AuntySnow wrote: »

Down to -1.3c here near Arklow despite the cloud
That doesn't happen often

Wetbulb is -1.6c
Dewpoint is -4.6c

Slightly within parameters at the moment here I doubt think

Anti Snow just jinxed everything :mad:

pauldry

Why has radar lots of precipitation over Sligo but theres nothing. Its dry. And the phantom precipitation has nearly cleared if it was rain it wouldnt show and it would be lashing here

[Deleted User]

Down to -1.3c here near Arklow despite the cloud
That doesn't happen often

Wetbulb is -1.6c
Dewpoint is -4.6c

Slightly within parameters at the moment here I would think

Rebelbrowser

SleetAndSnow wrote: »

Raining with a small bit of sleet in cork city really and not expecting anything else, around 1.9 degrees.

Edit: a woman just slipped outside on the footpath so looks like the floor is icy, must be freezing when it hits the ground.

Would agree. The met.ie rain forecast app does have sleet for 5am to 8am and has a snow symbol for this time tomorrow night for an hour but think our chance came and went. A nw aspect to the front rather than pure westerly might have helped. Most of our snow comes from that direction. We get more of a land track that way in Cork. Knife edge for East coast, ye need to get the precipitation there intact first, then its in the lap of the gods as to what falls. Could really work out though if the stars align for ye.

km79

Oneiric 3 wrote: »

Could this be a rare case where Galway got just a little bit more snow than Mayo? Don't worry, nature will address that imbalance in its own time. Easing up here again now anyhow.

I’m in mayo