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Light Snow - Overnight Wed/Thu 6th/7th January 2021
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No it doesn’t.
Upper air (1500m) does show a NNW breeze for your area which may bring in enough of a marine layer wedged between the cloudbase and ground level. If this marine layer melts the snow it would give you sleet, as the lower layer containing a SWly airflow wouldn't be deep enough to turn it back to snow again.0 -
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It would be lovely to wake up to a blanket of snow, and I think it would give the vast majority of the country a much needed lift and also keep travel to a minimum due to the nature of snow but hey mother nature will do what mother nature wants to do...... Who knows what will happen and that's half the fun of model watching
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It would be lovely to wake up to a blanket of snow, and I think it would give the vast majority of the country a much needed lift and also keep travel to a minimum due to the nature of snow but hey mother nature will do what mother nature wants to do...... Who knows what will happen and that's half the fun of model watching
I've a hunch with the length this lockdown is going to go on for that there will be a national snow event before its lifted
It all depends on where the pv and its daughters land
But that's for another thread and at least a week away before we have an idea0 -
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Epic could be pushing it a bit Danno but anything thats falls is welcome here.
I'm hoping tonight's snowfall is at least similar to early February 2009 when an inch or so fell from a front from the west.
That December 2000 snowfall really set us up for disappointment that decade.
Apart from a White Christmas 2004 that decade was a notable one for lack of snow and low temperatures in general.
It was close to epic with teary-eyed, fully grown men doing a snow dance in 2008.
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Apart from a White Christmas 2004 that decade was a notable one for lack of snow and low temperatures in general.
It was close to epic with teary-eyed, fully grown men doing a snow dance in 2008. :pac:
And I was in tears that we missed it. We went from 25 Dec 2004 to 10 Jan 2010 without a flake of snow down here, hence the references to the Cork Snow Shield to this day. As it happens we have done pretty well over the last 10 years, there are definitely worse places on the island for snow.0 -
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Gaoth Laidir wrote: »Thanks. That's the second time you've corrected me. A slip of the finger again, said the bishop to the nun...
My local shop also can't spell it right, drives me nuts
Next time you'll get it haha0 -
Gaoth Laidir wrote: »Thanks. That's the second time you've corrected me. A slip of the finger again, said the bishop to the nun...
My local shop also can't spell it right, drives me nuts 0 -
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polarhullar wrote: »My local shop also can't spell it right, drives me nuts
Next time you'll get it haha
*correctly :pac:0 -
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Becoming quite anxious now. Had it been clear I would’ve been positive but we have a slow cloud coming in from the NW.
Relax, it's only weather.
Derry EgliNTon is reporting just a few clouds now.METAR EGAE 061450Z VRB02KT 9999 FEW010 02/01 Q1023=
Magillgan is reporting 6 okta at 13,000 ft, though, with 0.2 hours of sunshine in the past hour.AAXX 06154 03907 45983 /2406 10016 20002 30225 40233 56020
333 55302 20310 86/63
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Gaoth Laidir wrote: »Relax, it's only weather.
Derry EgliNTon is reporting just a few clouds now.
Magillgan is reporting 6 okta at 13,000 ft, though, with 0.2 hours of sunshine in the past hour.
No there is cloud as East as Coleraine.0 -
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Gaoth Laidir wrote: »Relax, it's only weather.
Derry EgliNTon is reporting just a few clouds now.
Magillgan is reporting 6 okta at 13,000 ft, though, with 0.2 hours of sunshine in the past hour.
Completely cloudy over here in Eglinton now. Have watched the bank of cloud slowly move in all day from the west. Looking east can see clear blue skies.
Got the car ready for a winter (hopefully snowy) camping tonight on Benevenagh.0 -
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In terms of cloud cover for most of us in the midlands and east it should be fine as surface air temperatures will fall quickly after dark before the main outer cloud deck arrives anyway. I don't have any concerns there really.
My only issue is the extent and rate of precipitation.0 -
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