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You know the story, post any snow ramping posts and general chitter chatter. Pictures of ramps or crying children here please. Use the event thread for more detailed discussion, pictures, reports etc. Cheers.

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maquiladora

Brace yourselfs for 3:30pm.

whitebriar

maquiladora wrote: »

Brace yourselfs for 3:30pm.

Crikey,just saw the latest bbc news 24 forecast with Louise Lear.
Red warning now for most of wales and the graphics had snow at 8am friday morning,right across the irish sea and all along the east coast including wexford down to about enniscorthy??

whitebriar

,just saw the latest bbc news 24 forecast with Louise Lear.
Red warning now for most of wales and the graphics had snow at 8am friday morning,right across the irish sea and all along the east coast including wexford down to about enniscorthy??

BEASTERLY

whitebriar wrote: »

,just saw the latest bbc news 24 forecast with Louise Lear.
Red warning now for most of wales and the graphics had snow at 8am friday morning,right across the irish sea and all along the east coast including wexford down to about enniscorthy??

:eek:

Wouldnt take it too seriously to be honest., yet!

BEASTERLY

Road across the side Mount Leinster goes to 450m, highest road in Wexford, worth a spin up tomorrow? There is a road that goes to 800m (:D) but access is limited unfortunately. What do ya reckon lads, I'm willing to take the risk to get photos for the rest of yas? :P

Dead_Rabbits

Norn Irn with Amber warnings for much of the weekend, that should also bode well for Border Counties! The folk over in England had banked that snow a few days ago, just goes to show again how dynamic these things are the closer they come to reality!

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/warnings/#?tab=map&map=Warnings&fcTime=1358424000&zoom=5&lon=-4.50&lat=55.74

Cantona's Collars

BEASTERLY wrote: »

:eek: Wouldnt take it too seriously to be honest., yet!

+1 unless there's a serious drop in temps overnight,it feels very mild here at the moment with drizzle.

leahyl

BEASTERLY wrote: »

Road across the side Mount Leinster goes to 450m, highest road in Wexford, worth a spin up tomorrow? There is a road that goes to 800m (:D) but access is limited unfortunately. What do ya reckon lads, I'm willing to take the risk to get photos for the rest of yas? :P

Get those snow tyres ready!! :pac:

BEASTERLY

Gerry just said the s word, the bad s word! In a stance as if he was about to leg it though!

cyclops999

Rain or Snow for the Midlands?

BEASTERLY

leahyl wrote: »

Get those snow tyres ready!! :pac:

Eh... snow tyres? How bad could it be? Probably the highest tarmac road(with markings!) in Ireland, tops out at 798m. I think its closed for the winters months all together though.

icesnowfrost

looking a bit better. Has anyone gone up kipoure today is there any snow o and I can't seem to attach photos on here anyone else have that problem

Mr Cumulonimbus

maquiladora wrote: »

Brace yourselfs for 3:30pm.

Less than 30 minutes to go to the 12Z. The tension, oh the tension......

whitebriar

BEASTERLY wrote: »

Road across the side Mount Leinster goes to 450m, highest road in Wexford, worth a spin up tomorrow? There is a road that goes to 800m (:D) but access is limited unfortunately. What do ya reckon lads, I'm willing to take the risk to get photos for the rest of yas? :P

Bring,your jim jams,2 charged phones,pleny diesel in the jeep,contact numbers for the nearest tractors etc

Road onto croghan,is driveable to the field onto that mountain ,so you can get to about 550 metres or so there.
The limited road up leinster,that's up to rte?

Dead_Rabbits

COME ON GFS lets see your moves today!

joujoujou

Gonna test this weather tonight.

Planned route: Mayo/Roscommon border - Belfast - (ferry) - Cairnryan - Inverness.

Estimated departure time - 11 pm tonight.

Estimated arrival time - unknown.

gerrybhoy

joujoujou wrote: »

Gonna test this weather tonight.

Planned route: Mayo/Roscommon border - Belfast - (ferry) - Cairnryan - Inverness.

Estimated departure time - 11 pm tonight.

Estimated arrival time - Sunday.

Larbre34

I must say I don't rate the chances of my 0800 Dublin to Bristol flight departing tomorrow, or at least being able to land at the intended destination, seeing as Bristol AP is skirting the 'RED' zone at 190m elevation

What do people think?

Kippure

We need photos.There has to be snow lying in the wicklow mountains by now for sure

Mr Benevolent

I'm starting to believe that this could actually happen for Dublin.

Dead_Rabbits

Larbre34 wrote: »

I must say I don't rate the chances of my 0800 Dublin to Bristol flight departing tomorrow, or at least being able to land at the intended destination, seeing as Bristol AP is skirting the 'RED' zone at 190m elevation

What do people think?

I'm starting a husky and sled service soon!

gerrybhoy

Tongue on Cheek with the day

but...Inverness is a nightmare to drive to,used to do it alot before i moved over here;)

Kippure

Confab wrote: »

I'm starting to believe that this could actually happen for Dublin.

It is going to happen, Blizzards man blizzards...

ArmaniJeanss

Signing in early this winter so can't be accused of being bandwagonner.

Larbre34

ArmaniJeanss wrote: »

Signing in early this winter so can't be accused of being bandwagonner.

Too late by about 7 months but welcome all the same!

Mr Cumulonimbus

10 minutes to go. GFS mainframe humming as we speak. Come on come on.........

joujoujou

gerrybhoy wrote: »

[...] Inverness is a nightmare to drive to,used to do it alot before i moved over here;)

I know that. But I've 8 days holiday and a lot of food in my car, so don't worry at all.

Villain

I fear :

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Mr Cumulonimbus

Villain wrote: »

I fear :

Down with that sort of thing!

hollster2

Saturday: Many areas will have a mainly dry day but some heavy, wintry showers will occur. A very cold day with top temperatures only 2 to 6 degrees and there will be a widespread severe or very severe air and ground frost Saturday night with icy patches.

Sunday: A bitterly cold day; highest temperatures only 1 to 5 degrees in a strong to gale force easterly wind. Many areas will have a dry morning, just a few wintry showers in the east and south. Heavy rain and sleet will move in across Munster and south Leinster during the afternoon and evening turning to sleet and snow here on Sunday night with cloudy conditions further north and patchy sleet and snow.