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Temp right now 22:41- 19c???

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  • 30-10-2011 11:42pm
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    Yrag2E
    Registered Users Posts: 154 ✭✭


    What's going on, it's so warm. Reading 19c here in Dublin.

    Went for a walk and it's so horribly mild and dead outside.


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    tfitzgerald
    Registered Users Posts: 2,285 ✭✭✭tfitzgerald


    I'm reading 15 degrees here in Limerick it's very warm for this time of night


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    henryporter
    Registered Users Posts: 2,089 ✭✭✭henryporter


    I agree, in Carrickmacross it's warmer outside than in at the moment, between high temps and flooding it hard to figure out what's going on at the moment


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    Su Campu
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,279 ✭✭✭Su Campu


    Just some very mild air pumped up from the far south in a strong southerly airstream, mild for this time of the year but not unheard of.


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    Lucreto
    Registered Users Posts: 1,003 ✭✭✭Lucreto


    14.8 here in Naas

    I haven't slept properly since March give me some cold weather now.:(


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    dexter647
    Registered Users Posts: 1,218 ✭✭✭dexter647


    14.1c here with me atm....Would have been impressed with a night time temp like this during the summer


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    Ghost Train
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    17 degrees at Dublin Airport and Casement

    oct302011.gif


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    vonbarracuda
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    14.1 now in Dublin13


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    Elmer Blooker
    Registered Users Posts: 6,047 ✭✭✭Elmer Blooker


    how strange :confused: I'm "only" 14.0c about 5km away.


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    Su Campu
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    Dublin Airport jumped fell from 18 °C at 22:30 to 15 °C at 23:00.

    A big jump up from 13 °C at 20:30.

    20:30 13 °C
    21:00 16 °C
    21:30 17 °C
    22:00 17 °C
    22:30 18°C
    23:00     15 °C


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    mike65
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    http://www.nratraffic.ie/weather/default.asp?RegionId=0


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    Not
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    The city was alive with the sound of lawnmowers and trimmers today. From 8am:rolleyes:.
    I dont remember the grass growing season ever heading into November.

    When is it going to stop?:mad: Had to dig the lawnmower out from the back of the shed to cut ours a couple of weeks ago as the garden was rapidly disappearing into a green jungle, looks like I might have to do it again soon.

    The apple tree is also still producing apples like its the middle of Summer.


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    amacachi
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    It's the humidity that's going to annoy me :(


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    Su Campu
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    Dublin Airport back down to 14 °C at 23:30. The mild tongue has passed on to the northeast.


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    piskins72
    Registered Users Posts: 383 ✭✭piskins72


    Not wrote: »
    The city was alive with the sound of lawnmowers and trimmers today. From 8am:rolleyes:.
    I dont remember the grass growing season ever heading into November.

    When is it going to stop?:mad: Had to dig the lawnmower out from the back of the shed to cut ours a couple of weeks ago as the garden was rapidly disappearing into a green jungle, looks like I might have to do it again soon.

    The apple tree is also still producing apples like its the middle of Summer.

    yes was trying to convince the OH earlier today that there was still growth there grass wise! down in Kerry atm and my hanging baskets here are still flowering away for themselves!


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    irish1967
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    Here in the wilds of Donegal it's now 3am and the current temp is 13.5C. !


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    gurramok
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    It was very warm last night especially from 9pm onwards, i even cycled around in my t-shirt! ;)


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    mike65
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    Not wrote: »
    The city was alive with the sound of lawnmowers and trimmers today. From 8am:rolleyes:.
    I dont remember the grass growing season ever heading into November.

    When is it going to stop?:mad: Had to dig the lawnmower out from the back of the shed to cut ours a couple of weeks ago as the garden was rapidly disappearing into a green jungle, looks like I might have to do it again soon.

    The apple tree is also still producing apples like its the middle of Summer.

    This is Ireland the grass hardly stops! I cut mine on Friday and if I can get another window of opportunity (ie 3 dry days) I'll do it again. Jan/Feb are the only months when growth slows to nothing here.


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    Victor Meldrew
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    mike65 wrote: »
    This is Ireland the grass hardly stops! I cut mine on Friday and if I can get another window of opportunity (ie 3 dry days) I'll do it again. Jan/Feb are the only months when growth slows to nothing here.

    True,

    IIRC from my botany lectures, most of Ireland has at least 300 day long growing season, with the south / south west having the full year with net growth...


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