Autumn 2025 - General Discussion

My met eireann app didn't have a downpour forcast in Dublin this afternoon!

Miserable in Dublin now…

Continuous rain last few days here in Carrigaline Co. Cork.

And now a Continuous torrential downpour has set in. For last half hour at least .. so far. Before that its been raining since early morning even though Met site said a dry enough day here earlier - less than 5% precipitation if at all BUT it was raining solid. Apparently - again - tomorrow will be dry enough here before whats meant to be coming Friday.

Yesterday Carrigaline had alot of flooding inc in the centre .. I will say thats NOT unusual for here with the Owenabue River breaking banks etc. Seen it worse with water pouring down hill from behind the photographer

Got suiited and booted at 4pm so half my walk was dry and half my walk was the start of this horrible front(if I have the correct description of so). Was delighted to be organised for the impending forecast and got to stretch the legs.

It's even worse now and have dropped off the teenager for an U16 camogie match emmmmmm.

9⁰. Belting rain. Meath.

@Gonzo "Can't wait to see the back of Autumn 2025."

be careful what you wish for. It seems come next week the temps are going to drop biggly .. I wonder will this be replaced by icey roads and the white stuff?

Because it's dark I wasn't minding but about 21 mm of rain since 5 o'clock

N Tipp

See my post above re TIPP @CrowdedHouse

We've had plenty of absolutely miserable months over the past 2-3 years, 2023 was the wettest year on record if I'm not mistaken and last year had plenty of wet weather as well, it unfortunately seems to be the norm now any time the weather becomes "unsettled".

But yeah, awful in Dublin as well, dark since 3pm. Roll on next Spring

The SE has been very wet this November for sure. I just checked Johnstown Castle there and the LTA for November rainfall at that station is 115mm. As of 7pm it was already at 97.3mm and based on current model output we're likely to have around 10mm more this evening and then Friday and Saturday anything between 30mm and 80mm depending on which model you look at. But even taking the mid-range of that and saying 55mm that means that even if the rest of November remained bone dry we're looking at 40% above average monthly rainfall and we're only mid-way through the month. Miserable isn't the word, it's soul destroying.

High end yellow or orange warnings for south Dublin and wicklow was mentioned on rte weather for Fridays rain

A squall line going through Navan. Some rate of rain I say. Its loud.

Unbelievable rain. Wettest spell I've experienced in a long time. Being in North meath I'm hoping to avoid the worst of Friday's rain but I doubt it. Any time there's an east wind off the Irish sea in a set up like this it's bad news. Also the strength of the east wind on Friday will make this day one to remember for all the wrong reasons . I cannot understand how this system is not a named Storm??