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Cold week ahead, change is on the way ............

ninebeanrows · 2013-03-13 07:25:53

Well a truly exceptional model output this morning particularly the ECM which would plunge Ireland into an extended freeze from this Sunday. As it is so late in the season temperatures by day would rise to 3-5c but drop sharply in any wintry showers and by night drop well below freezing. Wintry precipitation is likely as…

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#1172 22-03-2013 02:59PM

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Bray main st 10 mins ago

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#1173 22-03-2013 02:59PM

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The heaviest ppn is moving out to sea north-east of Dublin now, clearing the city before people leave work thank jaysis

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#1174 22-03-2013 03:05PM

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red_bairn wrote: »

Drive through Kilternan. :rolleyes:

Dont go through Kilternan/Stepaside Enniskerry rd.
All under water about 3 - 4 ft.
Just spent an hour in Sally gap walking the dog. Very Windy and sleet blowing sideways. Roads up on the Gap are all open and plenty of Tar exposed.

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#1175 22-03-2013 03:09PM

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almost calm here now, only a slight breeze yet strong gale force 9 was expected in the Irish Sea today?

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#1176 22-03-2013 03:10PM

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Anyone knows how badly affected the M1 is near Ballbrigan? I have to take very early bus on morning to Airport, just want to know how bad it is!!

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#1177 22-03-2013 03:10PM

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Any sign of this stopping any time soon? I'm wondering if I'll be better off getting a boat into work this evening

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#1178 22-03-2013 03:11PM

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In Stockholm for the match and NI weather made the news!!!
It was -7 here at midday in glorious sunshine....bitter, bitter cold though and they're not talking a bout a respite until the end of next week....

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#1179 22-03-2013 03:11PM

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CuLT wrote: »

Is this the documentary you watched?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5ygnHSLKLY

Could have been Creedons Cities on RTE, in the first ep he went down underground with a guy from the council along the Dodder as far as the weird gate where it empties into the Liffey:

http://www.rte.ie/tv/programmes/creedonscities.html

Cant find a full ep anywhere...

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#1180 22-03-2013 03:12PM

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hidinginthebush wrote: »

Any sign of this stopping any time soon? I'm wondering if I'll be better off getting a boat into work this evening

Signs of it easing in the Dublin area, rain rate has relaxed significantly here (DUblin 3)

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#1181 22-03-2013 03:14PM

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The sun in out in Cork city and quite pleasant 9c.

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#1182 22-03-2013 03:16PM

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dopolahpec wrote: »

Signs of it easing in the Dublin area, rain rate has relaxed significantly here (DUblin 3)

No easy up in Dundalk, getting worst actually!

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#1183 22-03-2013 03:19PM

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Clearance from the South nearly here, and thank fook for it

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#1184 22-03-2013 03:19PM

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Just started snowing in Letterkenny I'm at 153m here though so may be different in town.

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#1185 22-03-2013 03:20PM

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Eased off alot in D14 for about 10 mins but has intensified again!

Dan

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#1186 22-03-2013 03:21PM

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Looks to me as if these rain systems were more progressive northwards than the models were predicting.

Settling snow so far has been minimal at low levels even in areas of the UK which were seen as a dead cert for heavy falls.

Tonight might be a different story, but the rain fronts will surely soon start to weaken, so I imagine the risk of mega blizzards is decreasing.

Then the -8, -10 uppers return, for the last time this year (my personal hope) for one last sneeze of 'imagine this synoptic profile in january' graupel disappointment and hopefully mother nature will then realise it is spring!!

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#1187 22-03-2013 03:29PM

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I would agree partially regarding settling snow. The Met warnings were a little too widespread. Mostly low level rain so far. However, if on takes a look at the traffic watch NI site and look at the amount of road closures the are with 40cms plus snow drifts around mid Down, oitlying parts of Belfast and central Antrim, the falls of lying snow have been very significant. Definitely not all in areas of high ground.

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#1188 22-03-2013 03:30PM

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Still lashing wind and rain in Waterford, 36 hours at this stage. Must be somewhere over 60mm at this stage.

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#1189 22-03-2013 03:31PM

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Big drifts higher up in the Isle of Man

http://www.dotet.co.uk/index.php?type=webcam&id=6

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#1190 22-03-2013 03:39PM

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Via Broadsheet ..Enniscorthy, Co Wexford

Pic is too Large ...so link

http://cf.broadsheet.ie/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/BF98J7ECUAAfXXN.jpg-large.jpeg

**Smaller size Edit **

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#1191 22-03-2013 03:41PM

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Jerry Seinfeld wrote: »

Still lashing wind and rain in Waterford, 36 hours at this stage. Must be somewhere over 60mm at this stage.

Waterford Weather

A station record 63mm of rain has fallen in Waterford City in the last 36hrs. Max gust yesterday was 84km/h and today so far 73km/h.

.....and that was posted about 2hrs ago

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#1192 22-03-2013 03:43PM

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Heavy wet snow shower just eased over us now in stranorlar. Ground is completely saturated. I don't think I'll get a covering of snow now tbh,I can't see much more shower activity over by my way. Last night it snowed properly for an hour and a half but this was after an hour of sleet,the snow had accumulated on the cars and grass but it was very slushy. It didn't snow for long enough and there was nothing left this morning. Seems the place to be in Eastern Ulster or high ground

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#1193 22-03-2013 03:48PM

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Still raining away here. 33.2mm since midnight. Event total of 61.4mm. That's 61.4mm in round about 24 hours! Rain stated at 1pm yesterday.

4.4c atm.

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#1194 22-03-2013 03:48PM

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Weathering wrote: »

Heavy wet snow shower just eased over us now in stranorlar. Ground is completely saturated. I don't think I'll get a covering of snow now tbh,I can't see much more shower activity over by my way. Last night it snowed properly for an hour and a half but this was after an hour of sleet,the snow had accumulated on the cars and grass but it was very slushy. It didn't snow for long enough and there was nothing left this morning. Seems the place to be in Eastern Ulster or high ground

Not all parts. Was sure we would get some but instead, soaking rain here. However, travel about 5 miles north of us here and there are whiteout conditions so it seems at times. Newry is down in a big hole, no pun intended, and all the surrounding areas get it but we get rain. Not the first time this year either.

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#1195 22-03-2013 04:19PM

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Global warming they say that's the last time ill recycle

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#1196 22-03-2013 04:22PM

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this has got to be the worst March on record - I dont mind the cold , but the never ending rain is a nightmare - please mother nature , give us some blue , cold or hot

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#1197 22-03-2013 04:23PM

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Enniscorthy Flood rescue :cool:

Follow all the action on the Wexford Forum.
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055935316&page=42

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#1198 22-03-2013 04:28PM

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Match postponed in Windsor park tonight. Trying for 3pm tomorrow instead.

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#1199 22-03-2013 04:29PM

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Latest NAE says that the front will push back and sit over Ireland Saturday night and into Sunday. But will have weakened a lot at that stage so I would say light snow at best (moderate on higher ground)

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#1200 22-03-2013 04:31PM

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Not a good day for small coupe cars !

Location Dundrum

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#1201 22-03-2013 04:36PM

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What surprises me is that people try to drive through floods. Its gas.

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