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What's the weather like in your area 2

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  • #2
    Mooooo
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    That stereotype of farmers constantly going on about the weather is obviously bull****:p


  • #3
    davidk1394
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    Dull day to match my mood for spreading dung


  • #4
    TITANIUM.
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    Another great day in the south west. Blue skies and flaking sunshine, how long more can it last?


  • #5
    Lady Haywire
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    Unreal weather for this time of year, cows are happy out! Living off the ivy we're cutting down I reckon :P


  • #6
    ganmo
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    Sunset here yesterday


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  • #7
    whelan2
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    Lovely morning


  • #8
    alps
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    Good Moon this evening.....another month of good weather?


  • #9
    patsy_mccabe
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    I'm feeding weanlings meal in the same spot in the field for the last 2 weeks or so. They're not even marking the ground. Seriously great weather.

    'If I ventured in the slipstream, Between the viaducts of your dream'



  • #10
    pedigree 6
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    alps wrote: »
    Good Moon this evening.....another month of good weather?

    Frosty. Bury or lag those pipes.


  • #11
    Reggie.
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    pedigree 6 wrote: »
    Frosty. Bury or lag those pipes.

    Giving it wet and cold from thursday


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  • #12
    Lady Haywire
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    Set up the shed earlier for the cows to go in tomorrow/Thursday, will be great having them go in dry and with all fields ate down. Fields are in better condition now that they were in the middle of summer!!


  • #13
    pedigree 6
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    Reggie. wrote: »
    Giving it wet and cold from thursday

    Not really that much rain.
    Can't really be when it's not coming in from the atlantic.
    This rain is coming from the north.
    https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/forecast/week/mullingar_ireland_2962361

    But longer term everything seems to be falling in place for the coldest winter in a while. This really is strange weather we are having this year.
    The weather from the atlantic never really got to the east of Ireland this year.
    Southerly and easterly and northerly but not much westerly weather got this far.
    If this trend continues expect very cold conditions. Whatever about any moisture in it.
    I've never seen such as dry an October anyway not even when lads were pulling sugar beet there was always some disruption with weather.
    Looks to be a good year for no worms on this farm, only dosed the calves once this year and was just letting them in a fresh paddock this evening and they were galloping around the paddock and they stopped up beside me and not a cough or heavy draw out of any of them. Will dose again with a different wormer when they come in though.


  • #14
    RightTurnClyde
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    First frost of the year. Brrrrr


  • #15
    _Brian
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    RightTurnClyde wrote: »
    First frost of the year. Brrrrr

    Yea, nice white front here too. But we've had about half dozen white frosts so far. They're just beautiful brights clear skies and fresh air.


  • #16
    Lady Haywire
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    Yep, nice frost here too, can pull the turnips soon so! Snowing over in Estonia where the brother is.


  • #17
    Reggie.
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    Lady Haywire wrote: »
    Yep, nice frost here too, can pull the turnips soon so! Snowing over in Estonia where the brother is.

    Talk of snow in England shortly too


  • #18
    whelan2
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    Reggie. wrote: »
    Talk of snow in England shortly too
    I'm heading over there in a few weeks :cool:


  • #19
    Reggie.
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    whelan2 wrote: »
    I'm heading over there in a few weeks :cool:

    Being the skiis


  • #20
    davidk1394
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    Beautiful day here. -2 this morning but around 9 all day. Dung all spread and housed the last of the store lambs


  • #21
    pedigree 6
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    I'm freezing all day. I must be coming down with something.
    Temperature got up to 10*c here today. Time for the overalls.

    Picture of the sunset this evening.
    2016_11_02_18.jpg


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  • #22
    Buford T. Justice XIX
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    pedigree 6 wrote: »
    I'm freezing all day. I must be coming down with something.
    Temperature got up to 10*c here today. Time for the overalls.

    Picture of the sunset this evening.
    2016_11_02_18.jpg
    That's a great photo, one for the photo thread?


  • #23
    pedigree 6
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    Buford T. Justice V wrote: »
    That's a great photo, one for the photo thread?

    It's not really an autumnal photo though.
    Ah I'll leave it here.
    Give someone else a chance to win this month.;)


  • #24
    Buford T. Justice XIX
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    dBzNZsL.jpg

    A bit earlier than yours, P6.


  • #25
    whelan2
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    Daughter had her friend over today , the 2 of them were up in her bed- no funny business they are 12- as they said it was freezing, like 2 old wans . Imagine what they'll be like when it realy is cold


  • #26
    whelan2
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    Bit of drizzle this morning


  • #27
    Bleating Lamb
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    Absolutely torrential rain for last half hour here in Manorhamilton,undoing the nice dry spell for farmers with heavy soil in one fell swoop:(


  • #28
    Lady Haywire
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    Bleating Lamb wrote: »
    Absolutely torrential rain for last half hour here in Manorhamilton,undoing the nice dry spell for farmers with heavy soil in one fell swoop:(

    That just hit us maybe ten mins ago, seen a big cloud coming over Masonite and me swearing at a heifer prancing around the neighbours garden!!! Soaked now :(


  • #29
    farmerjj
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    Couple of showers today, but turning artic now, cattle will be coming in soon if it stays like this


  • #30
    mahoney_j
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    Glorious day ,suns out ,dry and turning cold now


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  • #31
    TITANIUM.
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    Got a couple of light showers yesterday but a bright dry sunny but cool day down here.


  • #32
    Mooooo
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    Looks like Tues is when the rain will return proper. Got soaked in the one heavy shower from.y day feeding a calf in a field.


  • #33
    pedigree 6
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    I don't know what temperature it is but it feels bitterly cold and the wind would nearly cut you in two.
    Me thinks the cows are coming inside at night, tomorrow night.
    I don't care what some of the weather lads will tell you about winter starting in December.
    Outside here now, Winter is here.:rolleyes:


  • #34
    Reggie.
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    Wasn't that bad a day here. warming till the sun went down and dry


  • #35
    whelan2
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    Reggie. wrote: »
    Wasn't that bad a day here. warming till the sun went down and dry

    Was cold enough here. At football earlier depending where you stood you where either roasting or freezing


  • #36
    Username John
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    pedigree 6 wrote: »
    I don't know what temperature it is but it feels bitterly cold and the wind would nearly cut you in two.
    Me thinks the cows are coming inside at night, tomorrow night.
    I don't care what some of the weather lads will tell you about winter starting in December.
    Outside here now, Winter is here.:rolleyes:

    Same as that here...

    Wasn't a bad day, but the wind would cut you in two like you said...

    Still, tis dry...


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  • #37
    pedigree 6
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    A bit of trivia for ye all.

    October for a lot of weather stations was the driest month of 2016 so far.
    Moorepark in Cork recorded the lowest amount of rainfall at 27.9 mm for October.
    This was the driest October Moorepark recorded since 1970.
    For comparison Oak Park recorded 29.6 mm in July.

    The exception to October being the driest was Valentia Observatory, Co.Kerry which recorded 105.5mm, making October for them the wettest in 77 years.

    Outside here now in wexford it is currently 5*c dry with a brisk northerly wind.

    More info and summary here.
    http://www.met.ie/climate/monthly-weather-reports.asp


  • #38
    whelan2
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    COLD


  • #39
    Reggie.
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    whelan2 wrote: »
    COLD

    Nippy alright


  • #40
    TITANIUM.
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    pedigree 6 wrote: »
    A bit of trivia for ye all.

    October for a lot of weather stations was the driest month of 2016 so far.
    Moorepark in Cork recorded the lowest amount of rainfall at 27.9 mm for October.
    This was the driest October Moorepark recorded since 1970.
    For comparison Oak Park recorded 29.6 mm in July.

    The exception to October being the driest was Valentia Observatory, Co.Kerry which recorded 105.5mm, making October for them the wettest in 77 years.

    Outside here now in wexford it is currently 5*c dry with a brisk northerly wind.

    More info and summary here.
    http://www.met.ie/climate/monthly-weather-reports.asp

    Some greats facts there. The kerry figures are some what scewed in fairness by the fact that over 100 of the 105mm recorded in Valentia in October fell inside one 24hour period at the start of the month.


  • #41
    _Brian
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    Just in there -1.5 on the jeep, nice white frost.

    Just lovely out there, month of this weather would be great.


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  • #42
    _Brian
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    -3.0c crisp morning.


  • #43
    whelan2
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    _Brian wrote: »
    -3.0c crisp morning.
    Gritting lorry was just coming back in from a run when I was going for cows this morning. First time in a long time it has been out.


  • #44
    Lady Haywire
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    Tap was frozen this morning :eek:

    Let it flow.....let it floooow, don't hold it back any mooore.


  • #45
    Reggie.
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    whelan2 wrote: »
    Gritting lorry was just coming back in from a run when I was going for cows this morning. First time in a long time it has been out.

    Roads being gritted here the last 3 days


  • #46
    High bike
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    Hard frost here last nite but a grand cold dry day after,pity that's about to change tomorrow but was good while it lasted


  • #47
    Genghis Cant
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    High bike wrote: »
    Hard frost here last nite but a grand cold dry day after,pity that's about to change tomorrow but was good while it lasted

    I was down in the bog about 5 o clock and the grass was white with frost. I was back out just there now and it not freezing. So temps are on the rise here anyway.


  • #48
    farmerjj
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    Well its winter again. Raining here


  • #49
    Reggie.
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    farmerjj wrote: »
    Well its winter again. Raining here

    Nothing here yet but it's trying


  • #50
    _Brian
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    3c, overcast and steady light drizzle.


  • #51
    davidk1394
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    4°C here and it's raining and dull


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