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Cold week ahead, change is on the way ............
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Well this mornings trend is certainly not my friend. Very surprising at the extent of the turnaround. Although I knew the low would chop and change till at least Wednesday. I didn't see it happening like this. Mostly in regards to the very mild air out East. We do keep coldish east winds into FI though, although as I said, cold pool gone to East, so we'd only drag in some very mild weather.
Expect changes in the Low, last weeks was chopping and changing on a large scale up until Tuesday, and on a minor scale till Wednesday. Slight changes and a better undercut will change the outlook completely for next weekend.
As for past that, maybe it just is time for that 'Spring' to come along.
I think anyone looking for snow on the east coast this week will be wasting their time. We came very close to an epic snow fall on Friday. Close but no cigar. 2cm of snow possible this week? Please
Just had a look at the rain radar and there ain't much coming in from the Irish Sea at the moment. You might be lucky to get some snizzle
I think it will stay grey and very cold over the coming days - we are now nearly in April and I think most people have snow fatigue. Might it be right that most of us would now swap the current conditions for a sunny day with a temperature of 17oC in light winds? :rolleyes:
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I think anyone looking for snow on the east coast this week will be wasting their time. We came very close to an epic snow fall on Friday. Close but no cigar. 2cm of snow possible this week? Please
Just had a look at the rain radar and there ain't much coming in from the Irish Sea at the moment. You might be lucky to get some snizzle
I think it will stay grey and very cold over the coming days - we are now nearly in April and I think most people have snow fatigue. Might it be right that most of us would now swap the current conditions for a sunny day with a temperature of 17oC in light winds? :rolleyes:
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I think anyone looking for snow on the east coast this week will be wasting their time. We came very close to an epic snow fall on Friday. Close but no cigar. 2cm of snow possible this week? Please
Just had a look at the rain radar and there ain't much coming in from the Irish Sea at the moment. You might be lucky to get some snizzle
I think it will stay grey and very cold over the coming days - we are now nearly in April and I think most people have snow fatigue. Might it be right that most of us would now swap the current conditions for a sunny day with a temperature of 17oC in light winds? :rolleyes:
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Well the next few days don't interest me whatsoever, being in S.Kildare it's a poor location unless the wind is proper NE with conditions ripe for convection that survives inland.
Now as regards the weekend, it might be a waste of time in the end, but there is still a chance, and by god many people on here would give an arm and a leg to experience half of what happened in the North and the UK the past few days. It's a possibility so I'll hold out for now.
Past that, into April, I suppose I'd welcome warmer weather. :P0 -
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Very disappointing to wake up to a clear radar and cloudy reports.
So whats missing in the puzzle? We have strong easterlies but no convection so far?
Well, surface winds are easterly, but generally they're more south of east up there in the sky. Also, I'd put it down to frontal lag. It may have decayed, but it takes time for everything to properly clear and allow the Irish sea to fire up(abit of sun helps!). Also easterlies are a generally dry source for most anyway, we're looking for a N.Easterly.
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Weathercheck wrote: »:rolleyes:
Such a childish type comment considering the synoptic.
Why even bother?
Thank you for the comment WC,
However, I would not consider my comment childish and it was not intended in a childish manner. Do you see significant snowfall yourself this week? I don't - that is just my opinion having viewed the latest models. Would be interested to hear where you see snowfall coming from (and by this I mean in excess of 0.5cm to 1cm).
Is there something I am not seeing?
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GFS HD precip charts also have more widespread precip activity Wednesday and Thursday, very light but it's there.
Yes tlntln (?lol), frontal snow chances on Friday, although it went from sustained event last night to very transient and brief today, but expect changes to keep occurring.
Exciting times ahead, I'd even put it as high as 50% chance of a big snow event this weekend.(6 inches +, more in drifting!)0 -
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