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Very Warm, Thunderstorms, Flash flooding - Friday through weekend

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    #62
    Calina
    Registered Users Posts: 8,219 ✭✭✭Calina


    Storm 10 wrote: »
    Load of live stream cameras on the link below from Brittany, looks very nice there at the moment

    Link: http://www.webcamgalore.com/EN/France/Brittany/statecam-0.html

    Depends on where in Brittany.

    http://webcam.treffiagat.fr/public/webcam/blank.php

    Treffiagat looks a bit wet...


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    #63
    Larbre34
    Registered Users Posts: 23,845 ✭✭✭✭Larbre34


    DOCARCH wrote: »
    Nice ball of cloud and sferics leaving the BoB now. http://www.sat24.com/en/eu


    Activity ballooning nicely. Slight NNE change to the track, possibly Cork/Waterford border for the centre of the formation to make landfall, then perhaps a range of 200kms either side to see the most intense rain as it tracks up east Munster.


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    #64
    Rock Lesnar
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    Am i right in thinking us in the northeast will miss most of the action tonight


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    #65
    royalflush2003
    Registered Users Posts: 189 ✭✭royalflush2003


    What about ballybrack / killiney area ??


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    #66
    DominoDub
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    royalflush2003 wrote: »
    What about ballybrack / killiney area ??

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    #67
    pauldry
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    this looks like splitting with some hitting cork waterford and some west kerry

    wexford and wicklow may miss the brunt

    btw its only 18c and raining here today


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    #68
    Harps
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    Starting to get a bit excited about this now, looks better for England than Ireland at the moment but in these setups you never know what to expect in an hours time which is what makes it so much fun to follow. I'd say anywhere in Ireland and the UK could be affected by storms over the weekend, if one big storm acts differently than what was forecast then it usually throws everything else out of line so all to play for for everyone yet

    Good luck tonight to the southern half of Ireland and we'll take it from there tomorrow :D


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    #69
    Storm 10
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    What time do you guys think that if I went to Salthill and looked South on Galway Bay could I expect to see lightning ??


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    #70
    pad199207
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    The batch of sferics down south looks to be travelling at a good pace. I'd say it will be here earlier the expected


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    #71
    Tom Cruises Left Nut
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    pad199207 wrote: »
    The batch of sferics down south looks to be travelling at a good pace. I'd say it will be here earlier the expected

    Think we will see anything around our neck of the woods ?


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    #72
    weisses
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    pauldry wrote: »
    this looks like splitting with some hitting cork waterford and some west kerry


    Free pints next time you're in Dingle.... if true :D


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    #73
    Video
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    Kermit.de.frog wrote: »
    *thumbs up*

    Right now on Icelandic boards they are discussing the potential Irish plume :)


    https://us.v-cdn.net/6034073/uploads/attachments/703613/314882.gif


    This made me laugh! well done iceland!


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    #74
    Oscar Bravo
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    Getting closer....


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    #75
    Larbre34
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    pauldry wrote: »
    this looks like splitting with some hitting cork waterford and some west kerry

    wexford and wicklow may miss the brunt

    On Sat24 it looks like both the Irish and SW England lumps are starting to pep up and the gap between them starting to fill so Id be surprised if every southern county didnt see some downpours.

    pauldry wrote: »
    btw its only 18c and raining here today

    Today nobody cares;)


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    #76
    royalflush2003
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    DominoDub wrote: »
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    Are u retarded?


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    #77
    pad199207
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    The Western batch of Sferics could miss the SW coast altogether. There's a good pull to the left by the Low


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    #78
    RobertKK
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    royalflush2003 wrote: »
    Are u retarded?


    No one is retarded, the problem is asking for specific weather information for a particular place when all one can give is a guess at best.

    I could ask for where I live, most wouldn't care and no one would really know for sure.
    Weather is not an exact science, whether you experience a thunderstorm or not is unknown.


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    #79
    Kermit.de.frog
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    If you have to hit the hay early tonight and you are in the middle of the country away from the south coast it might be worthwhile setting your alarm for circa 2 am and having a gawk. It's gonna be a late one!


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    #80
    royalflush2003
    Registered Users Posts: 189 ✭✭royalflush2003


    RobertKK wrote: »
    No one is retarded, the problem is asking for specific weather information for a particular place when all one can give is a guess at best.

    I could ask for where I live, most wouldn't care and no one would really know for sure.
    Weather is not an exact science, whether you experience a thunderstorm or not is unknown.

    Will anywhere in the island of Ireland have any thunder ? Lighting ? Rain in the next 48 hrs ....or is this not an exact science , a guess is fine - life is a guess!


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    #81
    DOCARCH
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    Kermit.de.frog wrote: »
    If you have to hit the hay early tonight and you are in the middle of the country away from the south coast it might be worthwhile setting your alarm for circa 2 am and having a gawk. It's gonna be a late one!

    I am hoping thunder will be my alarm! :)


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    #82
    pauldry
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    weisses wrote: »
    Free pints next time you're in Dingle.... if true :D

    im on my way! :pac:


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    #83
    DOCARCH
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    Area of storms seem to be intensifying. http://www.sat24.com/en/eu

    Only hope for the SE and E coasts might be the more easterly of the two main blobs, the one heading for Cornwall.


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    #84
    whitebriar
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    royalflush2003 wrote: »
    Will anywhere in the island of Ireland have any thunder ? Lighting ? Rain in the next 48 hrs ....or is this not an exact science , a guess is fine - life is a guess!

    There are a lot of Dublin based posters near you,Docarch being one.So asking if Ballybrack will have a storm or crumlin when they're commenting on their area already in south Dublin is a bit pointless.
    Just read the thread and its easy to work out whats happening if anything and where its heading if anywhere.
    Oh and if a poster doesnt say where they are,select full site not touch and they should have location under their avatar.
    Thanks.


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    #85
    OneEightSeven
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    DOCARCH wrote: »
    Area of storms seem to be intensifying. http://www.sat24.com/en/eu

    Only hope for the SE and E coasts might be the more easterly of the two main blobs, the one heading for Cornwall.

    The eastern blob looks to be getting bigger.


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    #86
    vicwatson
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    royalflush2003 wrote: »
    Are u retarded?


    Chilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll


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    #87
    Harps
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    That band of rain is forecast to intensify through the evening before it hits the south coast, whether it stays thundery is another matter but certainly promising for the moment


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    #88
    whitebriar
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    Ive no thunder headache.
    Not a good sign for the east :pac:


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    #89
    JanuarySnowstor
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    Hot and sunny all afternoon here in cork.

    Set up is a breeding ground for storms
    Looks a cert imo


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    #90
    pad199207
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    I'm noticing some cb clouds around here atm. Air is destabilising


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    #91
    delw
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    DOCARCH wrote: »
    Area of storms seem to be intensifying. http://www.sat24.com/en/eu

    Only hope for the SE and E coasts might be the more easterly of the two main blobs, the one heading for Cornwall.
    Any shift to the west & could be game over for us in the east


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