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Charts ( up to T120 ) Summer to Winter 2018 ** READ MOD NOTE IN FIRST POST**
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After a cool night a milder air mass from the SW spreading over the country tomorrow and for the coming days. Becoming windy and blustery and quite fresh on W and NW coasts. Rainfall seems to be confined to W and NW coasts, patchy light rain and drizzle a bit further inland possible in coastal counties perhaps. Staying dry in the E and S for the most part.
Marine Warning in operation.
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HP ridging up over Ireland today and into tomorrow, being squeezed later Thursday from the W/ NW by a weak front but not making much inroads apart from drizzle and light rain in the W and N. Cold night in Store.
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Fresh day in store with plenty of showers of a convective nature with the risk of hail and thunder, more so on coasts. Some heavy showers showing up which could be quite blustery . Very cool up in Northern counties and a considerable windchill across the country.
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Turning increasingly wintry tonight and into tomorrow. Will be interesting to see if reports show up of any snowfall, even if it is wet and sloppy
WRF -NMM showing widespread -6C uppers and some -8C .
Very cold in the wind tomorrow.
Best chance of sferics possibly along the E / SE coast it would seem , possibly over the sea. Some chance in the NW also perhaps.
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The majority of the latest runs showing the remnants of Oscar trending to track more off the NW coast. This would keep the strongest winds out to sea.
ECMWF showing the storm deepening as it passes Ireland with center pressure getting as low as 950 hPa. The present ECM run showing windy conditions on coasts but nothing out of the ordinary atm. Wet few days over the weekend . Looking very mild Fri .compared to the last few days , possibly getting up to 14C or so.
Still could alter track so needing monitoring. Will need to keep an eye on rainfall amounts the latter part of the weekend .
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The GFS 12Z has increased it's wind speeds a bit from the remnants of Oscar Sat evening along the W and NW coasts ( gusting to about 110 km/h or so ), ECM seems to be fairly consistent about 80-100 km/h along W / NW coasts, ICON has brought stronger winds nearer the coast on the latest run. Possibly blustery across parts of the country from about Fri evening to Sat evening.
High Seas.
Obviously a few days away yet and time for changes one way or the other.
NHC
Oscar's winds should gradually
diminish after it becomes extratropical, but the NHC official
forecast remains above the various consensus aids from 36 hours and
beyond and lies closest to the GFS and ECMWF global models, which
should have a good handle on the cyclone's structure during the
post-tropical phase.
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ECM 24hr predicted rainfall up to 09.00 Sat and 24 hr rainfall up to 21.00 Sun
Just for guidance as these charts may well change somewhat over the coming days. Presently looks like a fair amount of rain in the W and SW.
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An extended windy spell for coastal areas of the W, NW over the weekend. Breezy if not windy everywhere at times and quite blustery in all coastal areas at times.
Rainfall amounts in general are not as bad as were showing up earlier. Met Eireann talking about uncertainty if the S & E might get heavy rain Sun night / Mon morning.
Getting very mild as Fri goes on and seeing temps in low to mid teens by early Sat. Mild over the weekend .
Big seas off Atlantic coasts over the weekend.
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24 hr precipitation predictions from the ECMWF up to 13.00 Sat
24 hr precip up until 12.00 Mon
LP to the S of Ireland giving plenty of rain up over Ireland Sun into Mon . ECMWF showing high totals in the S it would seem going by this run.
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Tues looking blustery and wet especially along southern counties with the frontal passage. Mild enough 10-13C, clearing to showers in the Western half of the country in the afternoon. Colder airmass moving in from the Atlantic Tues evening with a continuation of showers, possibly hail and sporadic thunder ?
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Potentially disturbed weather coming up next Fri. Hard to know how this will look by Fri due to the complex nature of how the depressions will form and interact with the jet, and possible spin off Lp's . Will be interesting watching the models handle the upcoming spell of unsettled weather. Just on the cusp between this thread and +120hrs , so a fair degree of uncertainty. Worth keeping an eye on.
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Some early indications of possibly being very wet for a time on Fri also.
Rough idea of totals for the week , spot flooding an issue as the week goes on, the land in the SW / S and SE becoming quite wet if not saturated by the weekend perhaps, lots of run off from high ground.
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Some big rain totals coming in by Fri evening . A lot more rain on top of the 81.6mm mickger844posts recorded in the last 3 days in Waterford . A possible 50 or 60 mm more on the way it would seem according to the ECM.
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Looking very windy on coasts and windy overland on Fri as the depression deepens close to Ireland on the latest runs. As the models get to grips with the set up they have been increasing the wind speeds a bit over the last few runs. All now showing similar track and wind strengths. Probably still a bit under for being a named storm but wouldn't take much more additional wind speed to get a name.. Would have an impact in the UK also. Not sure which met office names the next one.
Currently looking like gusts up to 110 km/h on coasts , with some exposed headlands getting up to 120 km/h. Gusting 80 to 100 km/h overland, with a few gusts to 110 possible in higher exposed ground.
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The charts showing a bit less rain Fri than previous runs .The closer the depression gets to Ireland keeping the heaviest rain off the E coast and closer to and over the UK.
Looking like between 10 and 30 mm, and much of it falling in a few hours.
Projected Precipitation Totals up until +120 hrs.
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I think the winds haven't increased over the last few runs for Fri. Maybe ever so slightly down a bit in general, more so over land but still very windy on coasts. What does seem to be showing up is very strong winds onto the S , SE and moving to E and NE coasts later from S and SSE winds backing to the SW later.
Atm IMO looking like 90 -100km/h on coasts in general, could gust to 110 on S, SE , E and NE coasts. Overland could gust 80 - 90km/h approx but for a short time as the weather moves through quickly ( maybe slightly higher in the SE and E ) . Looks like quite heavy rain passing through quickly also.
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The models haven't deviated much over the last few runs except the ECM showing slightly lower top wind speeds in general but more widespread gusting 80 to 90 km/h across the country. Would take note that the models have been showing the SE / E getting clipped by very strong winds for a time especially Wexford which may get the highest wind speeds. Tomorrow is more about the combination of strong winds and heavy rain leading to difficult conditions.
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Slow moving Cold front up along Atlantic coasts tonight and tomorrow bringing up to 30mm in places , slowly moving E and dissipating as it moves inland. Breezy and relatively mild more E, cooler under the rain on the Western half of the country. Spot flooding possible in places.
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Winds turning from a SE direction more E'ly as we move into next week introducing a colder airmass from Europe. Looks largely dry until around Tues when showers will possibly make an appearance more so in the E / SE. Winds will freshen for the first few days of the week , more so on E coast's . Windchill will be a factor the early days of next week.
Top Temps
Mon 7 to 9C generally, bit higher near coasts coasts
Tues 6 to 8C
Frosts possible in a few sheltered places at night Mon and Tues but breeze will probably prevent freezing for most.
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With the cold airmass comes breezy conditions and windy along NE, E , SE, S coasts. Looks probably too windy at night for widespread frosts up to Weds next , maybe in some sheltered spots. Little precipitation until Tues /Weds probably more so in the E, SE and some moving inland. Little in the way of wintry showers showing up at present up to Weds apart from maybe sleety mix on the highest terrain I think. Going to feel very cold in the wind.
Not too often we see the Jet coming from an easterly direction.
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