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Spring 2021 General Discussion
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Big massive fat flakes above 300 metres. Was starting to stick above 350 metres.
It will be interesting to see how much is lying on high ground tomorrow morning if we get a lot of showers.
https://streamable.com/xewfxg
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Big massive fat flakes above 300 metres. Was starting to stick above 350 metres.
It will be interesting to see how much is lying on high ground tomorrow morning if we get a lot of showers.
https://streamable.com/xewfxg
I hope you picked that litter up; it spoils the lovely photo... Would love to drive up that road..0 -
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Well that wasn’t a fun experience! I didn’t expect much snow if at all, truth be told I expected nothing.
Drove up to 350m, out of nowhere at around 900 feet the road turned white. Got up to the top and skid, road was undriveable, so had to reverse down the hill. Looks to be about 2cm up there.
Quite a nervy experience as my tracks had been filled in fairly rapidly and my car was skidding at times. The road itself is windy and very steep, so I was concerned that I would end up rolling down uncontrollably and slam into the bridge at the bottom!
Higher sperrins are well coated.
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Well that wasn’t a fun experience! I didn’t expect much snow if at all, truth be told I expected nothing.
Drove up to 350m, out of nowhere at around 900 feet the road turned white. Got up to the top and skid, road was undriveable, so had to reverse down the hill. Looks to be about 2cm up there.
Quite a nervy experience as my tracks had been filled in fairly rapidly and my car was skidding at times. The road itself is windy and very steep, so I was concerned that I would end up rolling down uncontrollably and slam into the bridge at the bottom!
Higher sperrins are well coated.
Snowing at sea level right on the coast in Cork on the far south of the island
No need to climb to 900 ft there..much colder
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900 feet was the freezing level.. and cold flow will be quickly cut off down there.
But hey never miss an attempt to give me a wee dig.
You're very touchy,its not your fault its snowing at sea level in Cork...
Its a discussion
You're always saying how much colder you are up north anyway
You're not
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KanyeSouthEast wrote: »Just back in from a run this morning. I’m just hoping there’s no downgrade for next week because it’s miserable out again. Any chance spring could come?
The downgrade has already started
Next weekend single digits again as it stands0 -
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The downgrade has already started
Next weekend single digits again as it stands
The wind dropping for a few days will make a considerable difference -out here at least.
Wet mayo offshore... accidental typo!
We have had some brightness here at intervals and the cloudscapes are a glory .0 -
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