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Spring Weather 2016

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  • #422
    Clonmel1000
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    Another crap day. Bitterly cold heavy showers akin to what January should be like. But hey its Ireland the country of no seasons.


  • #423
    Schadenfreudia
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    Clonmel1000 wrote: »
    Another crap day. Bitterly cold heavy showers akin to what January should be like. But hey its Ireland the country of no seasons.

    In that case January "should be" like July! :)


  • #424
    Clonmel1000
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    Schadenfreudia wrote: »
    In that case January "should be" like July! :)

    It probably will be. Dull and 14 degrees.....oh wait that was December.


  • #425
    sryanbruen
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 13,960 ✭✭✭✭sryanbruen


    Clonmel1000 wrote: »
    It probably will be. Dull and 14 degrees.....oh wait that was December.

    Yeah January was anything but dull here! It was very wet, windy, mild and sunny. Amazingly, January's maximum is still higher than February or March's maximums here. The last time this happened was 2013.

    Maximums this year so far at Grange

    January: 15.1c
    February: 12.4c
    March: 14.2c

    Photography site - https://sryanbruenphoto.com/



  • #426
    Oneiric 3
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    Schadenfreudia wrote: »
    In that case January "should be" like July! :)

    It is, just a little teeny weeny bit cooler.

    New Moon



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  • #427
    Jpmarn
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    Easter Sunday on average was colder than last Christmas Day at Shannon Airport.


  • #428
    sryanbruen
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    Jpmarn wrote: »
    Easter Sunday on average was colder than last Christmas Day at Shannon Airport.

    Same here. My average temperatures for these events.

    Easter Sunday 2016: 4.8c
    Christmas Day 2015: 7.0c

    Photography site - https://sryanbruenphoto.com/



  • #429
    sumtings
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    There were some interesting clouds over Limerick this morning.

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  • #430
    sryanbruen
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    Yeah it looks like this "warmth" for next week I was talking 'bout looks like staying in the south-east of England where they could potentially reach 15-18c.

    Photography site - https://sryanbruenphoto.com/



  • #431
    Clonmel1000
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    sryanbruen wrote: »
    Yeah it looks like this "warmth" for next week I was talking 'bout looks like staying in the south-east of England where they could potentially reach 15-18c.

    Quelle Suprise....


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  • #432
    Gonzo
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    I hope this doesnt end up like 2013 after a very mild winter where it turned bitterly cold from March till the end of May.


  • #433
    Schadenfreudia
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    Gonzo wrote: »
    I hope this doesnt end up like 2013 after a very mild winter where it turned bitterly cold from March till the end of May.

    Or last year, where the cold lasted till the end of September :)


  • #434
    Gonzo
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    the first 2 weeks of April are looking mostly cool and some brief cold plunges, plenty of showers and rain events.


  • #435
    sryanbruen
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    Schadenfreudia wrote: »
    Or last year, where the cold lasted till the end of September :)

    True that

    My deviations of average temperature (2015 'til then)

    January: -0.8c
    February: -1.2c
    March: -0.8c
    April: -0.7c
    May: -1.7c
    June: -0.7c
    July: -1.2c
    August: -1.2c
    September: -1.9c

    We don't want something like this again, do we? Especially a Spring like last year.... even though April was pleasant.

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  • #436
    sryanbruen
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    Pouring with downpours here now after a largely sunny and dry but cool start.

    Photography site - https://sryanbruenphoto.com/



  • #437
    Schadenfreudia
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    sryanbruen wrote: »
    Pouring with downpours here now after a largely sunny and dry but cool start.

    Saw that on the radar...shower made a bulls-eye over your "damp spot"!

    Nothing here except sunshine all day long....high 11.5C and now 9.8C.


  • #438
    JCX BXC
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    Strangely enough, there hasn't been any rainfall since yesterday morning here in West Clare, almost unparalleled sunshine for all of today and yesterday afternoon. Temps have been between 8+12c for the most part of the day.


  • #439
    DOCARCH
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    Schadenfreudia wrote: »
    Nothing here except sunshine all day long....high 11.5C and now 9.8C.

    Lovely day here too (in Dublin 16). High of 12.3c and mostly sunny all day. No showers/rain toady (or yesterday).


  • #440
    Chris_5339762
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    Friday/Saturday is looking positively sickening. Yet again the big rain and bad weather events happen on the weekend.


  • #441
    youreadthat
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    http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/media/pdf/n/0/A3_plots-temp-AMJ_v1.pdf

    Met predicts a probable above average April-May-June period. For the UK of course, maybe good news for Ireland too?


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  • #442
    Schadenfreudia
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    youreadthat wrote: »
    http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/media/pdf/n/0/A3_plots-temp-AMJ_v1.pdf

    Met predicts a probable above average April-May-June period. For the UK of course, maybe good news for Ireland too?

    Above average what? Rainfall? :(


  • #443
    youreadthat
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    Schadenfreudia wrote: »
    Above average what? Rainfall? :(

    Temperature. Slightly above average precipitation more probable.

    http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/media/pdf/l/2/A3_plots-precip-AMJ_v1.pdf


  • #444
    ronnie3585
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    Well lads, we can put away the sun cream for another two years at least:rolleyes: -

    http://connachttribune.ie/ring-predicts-a-wait-to-2018-for-next-heatwave-667/

    Utter drivel in the Connacht Tribune today which is firmly establishing itself as the Irish Independent of local papers.


  • #445
    Aerohead
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    Why they would want to publish this rubbish is beyond me when Met Eireann cant say what's happening this weekend according to the radio forecast last night, they are shooting themselves in the foot with this as some visitors will say lets go away for the holidays Salthill is going to be wet.


  • #446
    Clonmel1000
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    Aerohead wrote: »
    Why they would want to publish this rubbish is beyond me when Met Eireann cant say what's happening this weekend according to the radio forecast last night, they are shooting themselves in the foot with this as some visitors will say lets go away for the holidays Salthill is going to be wet.

    Although in fairness Salthill probably will be wet regardless of that dribble in the paper.


  • #447
    JCX BXC
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    This thread would drive anyone to depression.


  • #448
    joujoujou
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    Carnacalla wrote: »
    Irish weather would drive anyone to depression.
    Fixed your post. ;)


  • #449
    lolie
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    And this the same fella that last November said 'December is again drier, sunnier and warmer than average'.
    We all know how that month turned out.


  • #450
    sryanbruen
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    lolie wrote: »
    And this the same fella that last November said 'December is again drier, sunnier and warmer than average'.
    We all know how that month turned out.

    Well he said "warmer" than average :rolleyes:.

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  • #451
    DOCARCH
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    Fine day here in Dublin. Very low humidity at the moment. 37% at Dublin Airport and 42% here (in Dublin 16). No wonder it felt like I was on an airplane!


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