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Rainfall Warnings and Thunderstorm possibility Sunday 4-8-19
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squarecircles wrote: »tis a grand day here (N Dub) and actually improving with lots of blue sky appearing. 19.3c.
Of course its a different story in the west!
fixed your post.
youd swear ''the west'' was in bloody Narnia on here sometimes.Christ.
Christ, passive aggressive.
Here's a nice cloud pic of Dublin to cheer you up on this bank holiday weekend. Krispy Kreme and the ever present Garda Helicopter included for added Dublin-ness. Pity us Dubs are uneducated as Im sure there is a better word for Dublin-ness
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Precipitable water chart from the latest 'rapid ECMWF up around midnight or thereabouts. Gives a good idea of where fronts are placed:
Looks like the most 'intense' area will run up through the midwest and into the north midlands as the afternoon and evening wears on. Here in Galway, it neither feels or looks all that thundery to be honest.New Moon
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Limerick now included in the warnings
Status Yellow - Rainfall warning for Connacht, Donegal, Clare, Kerry and Limerick
Update to previous warning:
Heavy thundery downpours this afternoon and evening will lead to flash flooding and hazardous driving conditions. Intense rainfall amounts of 20 to 30 mm in a short period of time likely.
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Oh yeah sure you do know also that the lightning they get in the West is not as good as the lightning we get here in the east and Dublin area??
Really? Didn't know that. Makes sense when I think about it, we get all the good stuff as things don't really matter once you go outside the pale 0 -
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Meteorite58 wrote: »17mm so far here near Tralee getting lighter , might be getting close to the back edge now.
Loop head is clear from my sitting room. Sun starting to appear.0 -
redsteveireland wrote: »What part? I was in the city and it was pretty horrendous!
Fairly modest hourly totals at the university but could be higher in the east side of the city:
Lots of lowering and twisting scud here at the moment. Front must be passing over.New Moon
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