Fri/Sat 25th-26th Oct 2019 : Rainfall Warning for SE.

bazlers · 24-10-2019 3:53pm

RobertKK wrote: »

I was flicking through the news channels just there before I do some work and I stopped at Al Jazeera as they were doing a comprehensive take on European weather, with the blocking high to the east and the wet west...
Anyway they showed some snow possibility for parts of Ireland and the the UK, while over in some parts of eastern Europe they are sweltering in the heat.

It will be a complete reversal when winter actually does arrive don't you know ; )

realdanbreen · 24-10-2019 4:30pm

Apparently now they're saying tomorrow is going to be a grand day altogether!:rolleyes:

km79 · 24-10-2019 4:40pm

realdanbreen wrote: »

Apparently now they're saying tomorrow is going to be a grand day altogether!:rolleyes:

Oh no
That’s terrible
Said nobody ever

RobertKK · 24-10-2019 4:49pm

GFS looking more realistic now with rain, lots of rain.
Small chance of something wintry as it clears early Saturday morning, before the day time temps rise. But looks like rain for most if not all.

highdef · 24-10-2019 4:54pm

RobertKK wrote: »

GFS looking more realistic now with rain, lots of rain.
Small chance of something wintry as it clears early Saturday morning, before the day time temps rise. But looks like rain for most if not all.

Yeah, just looked at the latest charts there and they have fallen more in line with the other models.

dsmythy · 24-10-2019 4:55pm

realdanbreen wrote: »

Apparently now they're saying tomorrow is going to be a grand day altogether!:rolleyes:

They?

Rebelbrowser · 24-10-2019 5:11pm

realdanbreen wrote: »

Apparently now they're saying tomorrow is going to be a grand day altogether!:rolleyes:

Just looked at the Euro 04 and you are right - apart from the 24 hours of rain starting at about 8am tomorrow morning (and it may be longer than 24 hours - it doesn't go out any further) it looks a lovely day......

Widdershins · 24-10-2019 5:41pm

This might be silly but...the yellow tint in the sky on a dull day...is that connected to or a precursor to snowfall?

It's felt cold enough to snow

DOCARCH · 24-10-2019 5:43pm

Widdershins wrote: »

It's felt cold enough to snow

Maybe too cold for snow by tomorrow! :pac: Just rain! :rolleyes:

PokeHerKing · 24-10-2019 6:16pm

Widdershins wrote: »

This might be silly but...the yellow tint in the sky on a dull day...is that connected to or a precursor to snowfall?

It's felt cold enough to snow

Absolute cracker of a day in Dublin up to about 4pm. Felt positively balmy.

pauldry · 24-10-2019 7:12pm

Tomorrow will be cold and damp in Munster and South Leinster. Temps 8c to 10c rain 15 to 25mm

North and West 6 to 8c but very little rain 5mm

Weekend fine and slight frosts

HighLine · 24-10-2019 7:14pm

Surprised Wicklow is not included in the yellow warning.

sdanseo · 24-10-2019 7:22pm

HIRLAM summary: a very ordinary cold but wet day tomorrow.

No mentionable cold and no snow.
No mentionable excess of rain or flooding.

Just muck.

Reckless Abandonment · 24-10-2019 8:47pm

Note to self. GFS was getting ahead of its self regarding snow.

sdanseo · 24-10-2019 9:17pm

Reckless Abandonment wrote: »

Note to self. GFS was getting ahead of its self regarding snow.

As it does oh, approximately.. 100% of the time. :rolleyes:

SeaBreezes · 24-10-2019 9:27pm

leahyl wrote: »

Just Waterford and Wexford

Looks like we dodged the bullet! Though I know I'm hopecasting, but there was crazy rain here Nov before the big 2010
Freeze.

JanuarySnowstor · 24-10-2019 10:20pm

You would have to say gfs was very slow to get the forecast correct for tomorrow. It was constantly showing snow for the South on Friday until it finally gave up today and came into line. I'm not a fan of the gfs since this year's upgrade as it does seem to have a cold bias

I still think tomorrow could be notable for heavy ppn with surface flooding quite likely over the south and east

sdanseo · 24-10-2019 10:22pm

JanuarySnowstor wrote: »

You would have to say gfs was very slow to get the forecast correct for tomorrow. It was constantly showing snow for the South on Friday until it finally gave up today and came into line. I'm not a fan of the gfs since this year's upgrade as it does seem to have a cold bias

I still think tomorrow could be notable for heavy ppn with surface flooding quite likely over the south and east

It has always had a significant cold bias.

JanuarySnowstor · 24-10-2019 10:45pm

The more I look at the charts the more I see quite a bit of flooding on offer tomorrow. By Saturday morning some parts of the South and South east will have seen continous rain for over 24 hours

pauldry · 24-10-2019 11:00pm

Maybe Johnston and Cork or Roches will end near 50mm

Like this

Johnstone Castle 46mm
Cork 40mm
Roches 35mm
Oak Park 30mm

25mm bar

Mount Vesuvius · 24-10-2019 11:24pm

Euro 4 showing Parts of coastal Wexford in the 40mm rain accumulation up to midday Saturday, very wet for the south east in general.

Widdershins · 24-10-2019 11:56pm

Don't say 2010. Not again..twas like Antarctica.

DOCARCH · 25-10-2019 6:06am

Cork, Kilkenny, Carlow and Wicklow added by ME to the advisory area (in addition to Waterford and Wexford).

Drifter50 · 25-10-2019 7:53am

Lovely balmy quiet morning in Dublin

Where did all this forecasting come from. Seriously I had an outdoor contracting job planned for today and I postponed it till Tuesday based on the harbingers of doom on this thread. Its now 8am and I could be setting up for my days work, get the job done and get paid this evening.

Same as the last nonsense......................:mad:

giveitholly · 25-10-2019 8:06am

Drifter50 wrote: »

Lovely balmy quiet morning in Dublin

Where did all this forecasting come from. Seriously I had an outdoor contracting job planned for today and I postponed it till Tuesday based on the harbingers of doom on this thread. Its now 8am and I could be setting up for my days work, get the job done and get paid this evening.

Same as the last nonsense......................:mad:

Was always a south/southeast event but if people can't read forecasts then I think that is their own fault,Do people have to be taken by the hand now?

realdanbreen · 25-10-2019 8:10am

Drifter50 wrote: »

Lovely balmy quiet morning in Dublin

Where did all this forecasting come from. Seriously I had an outdoor contracting job planned for today and I postponed it till Tuesday based on the harbingers of doom on this thread. Its now 8am and I could be setting up for my days work, get the job done and get paid this evening.

Same as the last nonsense......................:mad:

You postponed the job based on what you read on this thread!
What line of work are you in?

SleetAndSnow · 25-10-2019 8:14am

Lashing rain anyway here in cork city.

DOCARCH · 25-10-2019 8:17am

Drifter50 wrote: »

Lovely balmy quiet morning in Dublin.

Balmy? 3c?

Give it an hour and the rain will be along.

q85dw7osi4lebg · 25-10-2019 8:22am

Drifter50 wrote: »

Lovely balmy quiet morning in Dublin

Where did all this forecasting come from. Seriously I had an outdoor contracting job planned for today and I postponed it till Tuesday based on the harbingers of doom on this thread. Its now 8am and I could be setting up for my days work, get the job done and get paid this evening.

Same as the last nonsense......................:mad:

Balmy? You may need to go to the Dr

Kamili · 25-10-2019 8:28am

Drifter50 wrote: »

Lovely balmy quiet morning in Dublin

Where did all this forecasting come from. Seriously I had an outdoor contracting job planned for today and I postponed it till Tuesday based on the harbingers of doom on this thread. Its now 8am and I could be setting up for my days work, get the job done and get paid this evening.

Same as the last nonsense......................:mad:

What Harbingers of Doom? I've not seen any.

I think you've been reading a different forecast to the rest of us.

Fri/Sat 25th-26th Oct 2019 : Rainfall Warning for SE.

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