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Potential very warm spell ahead

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  • #52
    Hells Belle
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 617 ✭✭✭Hells Belle


    owenc wrote: »
    We don't even get above 12c here!:( The only place to get warm will be that rotton southeast (and you know the one!) they will be getting 23-24c!:rolleyes:

    I think I'll clean up the bbq this weekend, might even do the dinner on it. Tis a pity they don't have a mocking smilies :pac:


  • #53
    Graces7
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    Hells Belle wrote: »
    I think I'll clean up the bbq this weekend, might even do the dinner on it. Tis a pity they don't have a mocking smilies :pac:

    Am suntanned already here; sheltered and so warm yesterday so took my work outside.


  • #54
    pauldry
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    Still High Pressure dominates the models so dry is going to dominate overall just small amounts of rain mainly in the North and West for the next 7 to 10 days.

    If it stays dry it dont matter that its not too warm. Though the garden isnt growing.


  • #55
    Graces7
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    pauldry wrote: »
    Still High Pressure dominates the models so dry is going to dominate overall just small amounts of rain mainly in the North and West for the next 7 to 10 days.

    If it stays dry it dont matter that its not too warm. Though the garden isnt growing.


    Hated to mention the need for rain for the garden... Am watering heavily now.

    met eireann forecast heavy rain next week?


  • #56
    owenc
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 5,524 ✭✭✭owenc


    Graces7 wrote: »
    Hated to mention the need for rain for the garden... Am watering heavily now.

    met eireann forecast heavy rain next week?

    yes every day for me.:rolleyes: some high pressure this is!


  • #57
    irishdub14
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    Ive started watering the grass as the soil is cracking! Lol :)


  • #58
    mike65
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    Some light rain saturday/early sunday I think and then dry again.


  • #59
    flutered
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    as i have already said one must wait until the quick has blossomed for softness in the weather, mother nature is predictable in some aspects.


  • #60
    owenc
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    managed to get to 17c here under the cloud.. if sun was out we would have some of the temps like london.. maybe 20c today if it keeps rising probably 19c.. will be happy with that anyway.


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  • #61
    owenc
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 5,524 ✭✭✭owenc


    yep reached 19.4c here which is quite weird considering its foggy hazy weather today... and if it rains temps will be very high tonight maybe 15c? in which case tomorrow could be very warm.. lol i remember one night on the top of the hill behind me in the summer ( last august) it was 18c at the top of the hill behind me at 4am and it was 20c at my house and that was at night!! omg!


  • #62
    pauldry
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    Looks a lot more unsettled now than it did a couple of days ago. Amazing how it changed so quick. We were supposed to have temps in the 20s this week.

    Now it looks mild for the first half of the week with rain in the western half of ireland and some of this filtering east before a low pressure to the Northwest cools things down considerably after this for a few days.

    Beginning of the week would be 18c whereas the end of the week 11 or 12c. There will be rain everywhere after midweek and the people who wanted it for their gardens will be pleased


  • #63
    thetonynator
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    owenc wrote: »
    yep reached 19.4c here which is quite weird considering its foggy hazy weather today... and if it rains temps will be very high tonight maybe 15c? in which case tomorrow could be very warm.. lol i remember one night on the top of the hill behind me in the summer ( last august) it was 18c at the top of the hill behind me at 4am and it was 20c at my house and that was at night!! omg!


    I don't remember getting anything near 20 in the day last august . . in late may and june, yeah, but not in august, it rained for most of the month . . .


  • #64
    laois gael
    Registered Users Posts: 194 ✭✭laois gael


    Good spell is over well it looks that way in the Midlands here anyways!


  • #65
    BigCon
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    Current GFS indications are for the good weather to return from next Monday...


  • #66
    thetonynator
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    was warm but cloudy yesterday, definatelty nothing near 20 anyway. . .


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  • #67
    flutered
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    as i have already said there will be no softening in the weather until the quick has flowered, forget rte et al mother nature is a law unto herself.


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