Very mild

tom_tarbucket · 27-10-2014 10:30pm #1

jays the weather is very mild tonight in Dublin 4. 19 degrees in car at about 4pm and just back from shop in a t shirt and it didn't feel a bit cold. unreal and it nearly November.

fleet_admiral · 27-10-2014 10:34pm

Same in Terenure, I was just out in the garden smoking and I could feel the warm breeze

allthedoyles · 27-10-2014 10:38pm

And 15 degrees all day tomorrow .

could be mid-teens most days for the next 2 weeks

maquiladora · 27-10-2014 10:39pm

16 at 9pm at the end of October. Yep, pretty mild alright!

Worldwide, 2014 is on track to being the warmest year since records began.

Saves on heating bills. :pac:

Billcarson · 27-10-2014 11:03pm

Got up to 18.3c here today ,think thats the warmest temp ive ever recorded for late Oct. Our Autumns are getting to be a joke at this stage.

NSAman · 27-10-2014 11:04pm

Dont worry, the cold will come..:)

Harry Palmr · 27-10-2014 11:16pm

Its going to be another west to east HP south/LP north set up. There will be no winter.

gladrags · 27-10-2014 11:21pm

It's snowing on de Nortside

M.T. Cranium · 28-10-2014 12:37am

of Winnipeg

rilz · 28-10-2014 1:47am

Very mild up North as well. Like a summer night.

wotzgoingon · 28-10-2014 1:50am

It's lashing here in Mayo.

Video · 28-10-2014 1:55am

during the whole summer i was giving out to people who asked for cold weather... i would welcome it with open arms now, gettin a bit sick of it.

Gonzo · 28-10-2014 2:37am

16C at 1.35am, 28th October. crazy stuff.
It's difficult to get those sort of temps at this time of the night even in the height of summer! Most of August struggled to reach 16C during the daytime!

sunbeam · 28-10-2014 3:26am

Video wrote: »

during the whole summer i was giving out to people who asked for cold weather... i would welcome it with open arms now, gettin a bit sick of it.

It's been raining non stop here in Achill since lunchtime yesterday. I'd cheerfully take any other weather now.

rilz · 28-10-2014 4:29am

Eh the met office just put a warning out for North East NI. Thought that rainband from scotland was coming south seems the band hitting Southern Ireland is moving North.
Very confused.

Danno · 28-10-2014 10:47am

Overnight low of 14.3c. Mildest August night was 14.7c.

All bar two days in August failed to max over 16.0c... http://www.laoisweather.com/wxnoaaclimatereports.php?yr=2014&mo=08

While August was indeed below average, around 1.5c below this October is currently punching 0.9c above average (10.0c).

With a few chilly nights and coolish days this week I doubt it will go any higher.

snowstorm445 · 28-10-2014 2:25pm

Incredibly mild this morning in Dublin. Looks set to more or less continue being mild for the foreseeable future.

fleet_admiral · 28-10-2014 3:17pm

Its great when you think of the heating bill. I stocked up on bales of briquettes and logs over the summer. I wonder if ill use them now

tom_tarbucket · 28-10-2014 3:19pm

fleet_admiral wrote: »

Its great when you think of the heating bill. I stocked up on bales of briquettes and logs over the summer. I wonder if ill use them now

Yes you will

There is a Long time between now and March

fleet_admiral · 28-10-2014 3:28pm

tom_tarbucket wrote: »

Yes you will

There is a Long time between now and March

50 bales, 25 bags of logs and 25 bags of turf.

Challenge accepted!

tom_tarbucket · 28-10-2014 3:58pm

fleet_admiral wrote: »

50 bales, 25 bags of logs and 25 bags of turf.

Challenge accepted!

ahhhh, I thought you meant use them at all :~)

still, you will get through a fair amount

gladrags · 28-10-2014 5:22pm

BBC predicting 18C on Friday in Dublin,if this keeps up plants and trees will start to regrow.

http://m.bbc.com/weather/2964574

Frank Lee Midere · 28-10-2014 10:03pm

I found last night to be mid-Summer sticky. It was 16 at midnight. That's above the average August night.

Tonight feels normal but the warmth is back later this week. 15 Thursday night.

Ugh.

Lucreto · 28-10-2014 10:54pm

I am going to London this weekend. I packed for Winter but looking at the weather for the weekend and it says 18C. I need to repack with a few T-shirts

pad199207 · 28-10-2014 11:03pm

Mild air certainly a thing of the past here

3.1c

delw · 29-10-2014 12:15am

Bit of a shock to the system out there tonight,2c birr

syklops · 29-10-2014 12:37am

pad199207 wrote: »

Mild air certainly a thing of the past here

3.1c

Dont have exact temps but Sandyford was single digits around 8pm tonight.

pad199207 · 29-10-2014 12:41am

High teens for Halloween?

Loughc · 29-10-2014 8:26am

snowstorm445 wrote: »

Incredibly mild this morning in Dublin. Looks set to more or less continue being mild for the foreseeable future.

Was really mild yesterday but it's Not so mild this morning!

Snowc · 29-10-2014 9:43am

pad199207 wrote: »

High teens for Halloween?

The same as every other Halloween so and they cause nothing but trouble around here.

fryup · 29-10-2014 11:29am

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

ha ha very good

Harps · 30-10-2014 8:51am

21C forecast tomorrow over here in London, I'm all for a bit of snow through the winter but the longer we can hold onto summer the better, not too often you can wear a t shirt at Halloween!

Saganist · 30-10-2014 1:56pm

Didn't we have a really mild Oct in 2010 ?

tom_tarbucket · 30-10-2014 2:08pm

cycled in to work today at about 08:30, mild as feck, perfect weather.

fleet_admiral · 30-10-2014 4:47pm

Just back from the shops, had to take my hoodie off with the heat

allthedoyles · 30-10-2014 8:47pm

16 degrees all day tomorrow last day October

Meteorite58 · 30-10-2014 9:27pm

Got up to 17.4C here in Tralee today ( overnight low of just 14.3C )

Currently 15.5C

Calibos · 30-10-2014 11:38pm

According to Trogdors Bray Station, Todays High in Bray was 18.5ºC with it currently standing at 16.2ºC as of 22.30pm. All Hail the Fohn! Cant believe that I'll need to use my bedside fan to sleep tonight on Oct 30th.

cotton · 31-10-2014 12:00am

17.2ºC here in greystones, unbelievable. In bed early and can't sleep with it.

Lumi · 31-10-2014 12:29am

Max today of 16.9C in Galway city, currently 15.0C

billie1b · 31-10-2014 12:58am

Anyone know the current temperature in Clonee, Co Meath?

h57xiucj2z946q · 31-10-2014 1:15am

cotton wrote: »

17.2ºC here in greystones, unbelievable. In bed early and can't sleep with it.

Lighter bed clothes? Or none at all.

tom_tarbucket · 31-10-2014 8:35am

billie1b wrote: »

Anyone know the current temperature in Clonee, Co Meath?

no. Why ?

You there and it feels hot and wondering the temp or not there and just enquiring.

billie1b · 31-10-2014 9:46am

tom_tarbucket wrote: »

no. Why ?

You there and it feels hot and wondering the temp or not there and just enquiring.

Just enquiring thanks

Billcarson · 31-10-2014 11:30am

Last nights low here was 14.9c,there better be some serious payback this winter for all this stuipid warmth we are getting. Anyway at least something more normal in the coming days.

pauldry · 31-10-2014 11:47am

was 15.5c in sligo when i got up at 6am this morning with the kids

now its 13.7c

tom_tarbucket · 31-10-2014 11:52am

Billcarson wrote: »

Last nights low here was 14.9c,there better be some serious payback this winter for all this stuipid warmth we are getting. Anyway at least something more normal in the coming days.

would you prefer to have a cold wind in your face and more heating on etc ?

Billcarson · 31-10-2014 12:24pm

tom_tarbucket wrote: »

would you prefer to have a cold wind in your face and more heating on etc ?

YES!!!!! I like the weather to be seasonal and anyway in all fairness its been a warm year overall in fact very warm overall since july 2013. I think this weather is vile for the time of year. This mild muck may cost less on heating bills but i would still rather my seasonal weather.

tom_tarbucket · 31-10-2014 12:31pm

Billcarson wrote: »

YES!!!!! I like the weather to be seasonal and anyway in all fairness its been a warm year overall in fact very warm overall since july 2013. I think this weather is vile for the time of year. It may cost less on heating bills but i still like my seasonal weather.

fair enough, each to their own I suppose

id prefer the weather we have now to biting cold winds and rain and misery and heating bills and colds and sleet and snow etc

maquiladora · 31-10-2014 12:40pm

18 degrees in Dublin at 11am on the last day before November.

The highest temperature ever recorded in Ireland in November is 20 degrees by the way.

Elmer Blooker · 31-10-2014 12:43pm

Billcarson wrote: »

YES!!!!! I like the weather to be seasonal and anyway in all fairness its been a warm year overall in fact very warm overall since july 2013. I think this weather is vile for the time of year. This mild muck may cost less on heating bills but i would still rather my seasonal weather.

don't panic, keep cool (sorry)
The latest 20c ever recorded in Ireland (and a November record obviously) was on this day. I think the following winter turned out to be quite snowy?
18.3c here at the moment but so clammy it actually feels warmer.

Very mild

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