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Summer 2021 General Discussion
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Sun report from Galway:
12.57pm - Sun (filtered through high white cloud) came out and lasted 1 minute and 15 seconds.
1.34pm. Sun came out again. Very strong and unfiltered. A shock to the system and lasted just over 4 minutes.
Since then.. no sun.
Not to worry, sitting out the back (actually very warm out there) and watching these nice clouds like these float overhead is every bit as pleasing to the senses.
In fact, I actually picked up a bit of a cloud tan today. So good going.New Moon
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A dull, overcast and breezy evening in Galway. This summer is turning out to be just a repeat of last summer, where the west was constantly dull and the east basked in near constant sunshine.
Latest satellite says it all.
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A dull, overcast and breezy evening in Galway. This summer is turning out to be just a repeat of last summer, where the west was constantly dull and the east basked in near constant sunshine.
Latest satellite says it all.
your definitely thinking of the wrong summer. Last summer was rubbish throughout Ireland from 2nd week of June to the final days of August. Last summer has been discussed many times just how bad it was. The worst thing about last summer wasn't the cool temperatures or the many rainy days but the overall complete lack of sunshine. The only placed baked in near constant sunshine was southern and south-eastern England.0 -
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Thank you. We're supposed to be going on our staycation to Kerry on Sat so hoping for some sort of decent weather! Will keep an eye on things over the next few days!
You better start praying that todays UKMO and GEM verifys because if it does you will be very happy and so will everyone else in Ireland.
The ECM and GFS drop that dartboard low right over Ireland for next weekend and early next week so those aren't looking particularly nice.0 -
A dull, overcast and breezy evening in Galway. This summer is turning out to be just a repeat of last summer, where the west was constantly dull and the east basked in near constant sunshine.
Latest satellite says it all.
No heavy rain Oneiric?
Been a famous evening here in south Roscommon, temp jumped from 17 to 21C in a couple hours and some lovely sunshine.
Suns gone now though, behind the impressive black wall of storm clouds that's been to our NW all evening but not seeming to get any closer.
Somewhere is getting a right lashing from it I'd say!0 -
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Gaoth Laidir wrote: »Rainfall stats for June so far. Really bone dry here in the east, but the complete opposite in the southwest and west. Amazing how consistent this divide has been this month.
the difference between Mount Dillon and Claremorris is noteworthy from a Connacht perspective if you ask me0 -
The weather in this part of Mayo over the weekend exceeded my somewhat limited expectations of it and certainly turned out a little better than what I had seen forecasted. Even though there was plenty of high cloud at times, there were a few nice hazy breaks of limited sunshine with a bit of warmth to it at times also. Even though it got a bit blustery late this afternoon and clouded up again, I found it a pleasant enough weekend overall.
I love these long evenings in June but I always feel a slight bit of regret when the longest day has passed. There is something that I love about the light of a long summers evening whenever of course we are lucky to get it.
There was a nice bit of colour in the evening sky here today but my favourite sky of the summer so far was in the wilds of North Mayo last Friday evening. It was a pleasure to witness it and because it has been such a grey month so far in these parts, I savoured it even more.
River Moy this eve.
A glorious June evening on Carrowmore Lake in North Mayo last Friday0 -
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Ireland did rather well today despite being in a cooler than average airflow. We were 3 to 4C higher than much of southern and central England. We even gave much of Portugal and north western half of Spain a run for it's money with some rather disgraceful temperatures in parts of Iberia.
The GFS pub run is another very warm outlook with some mid to high level warmth last week of June and first week of July. Still not feeling confident of this potential warm to hot spell as the dartboard low later in the week could change the short to medium outlook entirely if luck does not go our way.0 -
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