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Snow-ice Warning : Wednesday 27 Dec. 2017 21:00 to Fri 29 Dec 10.00
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It will be patchy at best for the rest of the day as the front extends erratically eastward, pepping up a little this evening over northern Leinster.
The snowfall warning may need updating and extending for the northern counties for tonight/early hours of tomorrow morning
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Clearing up now with the sun peaking in and out, temperatures starting to climb too. 3.2mm of sleet today
I'm very aware of evaporation of precip on the radar, commonly seen when precipitation is light or even moderate, however with such strong radar returns it's very strange to see nothing more than spitty sleet or nothing at all!0 -
Clearing up now with the sun peaking in and out, temperatures starting to climb too. 3.2mm of sleet today
I'm very aware of evaporation of precip on the radar, commonly seen when precipitation is light or even moderate, however with such strong radar returns it's very strange to see nothing more than spitty sleet or nothing at all!
Semi-melted snow has a much higher signal-return on radar than either snow or rain due to the liquid layer on the much larger snow particle. The returned signal is proportional to the 4th power of droplet diameter. That may be why returns look bigger.0 -
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A narrow but enlarging band of precipitation has suddenly appeared in the past 15 minutes, stretching from Sligo to Naas....hmmm. I can see virga falling from the clouds at my location in North Kildare. Interesting
It really pepped on the radar from 2.30. Showing as sleet on the netweather radar.
Edit: has weakened a lot on the last few radar returns. Sky clearing again overhead here.0 -
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Clearing up now with the sun peaking in and out, temperatures starting to climb too. 3.2mm of sleet today
I'm very aware of evaporation of precip on the radar, commonly seen when precipitation is light or even moderate, however with such strong radar returns it's very strange to see nothing more than spitty sleet or nothing at all!
One of our number here was reporting something similar near moynalty co Meath at the height of the not terribly marginal 2010 spell
Strong echoes,no precip
It’s more common than you’d think
You’d often see hail streaming across clouds that wouldn’t hit the ground and associated echoes
I’d imagine echoes from hail or ice crystals can give misleading radar images too when expecting more on the ground
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