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Cold snap Jan 10th onwards: Wintry Showers, Snow Accumulations for some

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  • #2202
    Iamkipper
    Registered Users Posts: 12 ✭Iamkipper


    The tiny bit that fell this morning is now gone. Was up the Dublin mountains yesterday and there was a little bit in the side of the roads and a bit on the grass. Very disappointing
    I'm wondering if anymore fell last night if anyone has been up there or is it worth going for a drive to glendalough and go for a walk down there if there is snow.


  • #2203
    highdef
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    icesnowfrost wrote: »
    Where?

    Co.dublin by sea is my educated guess, going by what was said only 3 posts previous!


  • #2204
    The_Shotz
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    Flurry of snow fell in Waterfod Airport for ten minutes at 8am, lovely sunny day since then


  • #2205
    icesnowfrost
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    highdef wrote: »
    I'm just under 40km west of Dublin, at just under 100m ASL and have hills just under 150m ASL adjacent to me so your comments give me some aspiration!

    40k WEST of Dublin is by the sea?


  • #2206
    kittyn
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    icesnowfrost wrote: »
    40k WEST of Dublin is by the sea?

    You have mixed two posts up lol ...... highdef's location is 40ks west of Dublin

    highdef was answering a 'where is the sleet shower question' which was posted by a poster living close to Wicklow I think :)


  • #2207
    acassells80
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    icesnowfrost wrote: »
    Where?

    Stillorgan


  • #2208
    icesnowfrost
    Registered Users Posts: 1,008 ✭✭✭icesnowfrost


    kittyn wrote: »
    You have mixed two posts up lol ...... highdef's location is 40ks west of Dublin

    highdef was answering a 'where is the sleet shower question' which was posted by a poster living close to Wicklow I think :)

    Ok my bad :)


  • #2209
    WheatenBriar
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    DOCARCH wrote: »
    Looks like little vortex in the Irish Sea might spin a few showers onshore...but...likely to be rain or sleet at best.

    There's a few drizzly sleety flakes blowing here on and off 2 miles inland from Arklow but Sun as well
    The breeze has got up ,the sun is fading and the breeze is variable, it's gone more NNE


  • #2210
    Macy0161
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    Iamkipper wrote: »
    The tiny bit that fell this morning is now gone. Was up the Dublin mountains yesterday and there was a little bit in the side of the roads and a bit on the grass. Very disappointing
    I'm wondering if anymore fell last night if anyone has been up there or is it worth going for a drive to glendalough and go for a walk down there if there is snow.
    There's some on the mountains above roundwood, but doesn't look anything major - they're not completely white. If my hangover subsides a bit I'll try and go higher for a nose!


  • #2211
    Graces7
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    That is quite some north wind out there... Breathes through you;) But some lovely sunshine. Saw a daffodil on Friday and some pink camellias. South Kerry


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  • #2212
    monkeynuz
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    Beautiful sunny clear chilly morning here in southwest kerry snow on the mountains that's all.


  • #2213
    Graces7
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    Macy0161 wrote: »
    There's some on the mountains above roundwood, but doesn't look anything major - they're not completely white. If my hangover subsides a bit I'll try and go higher for a nose!

    Just stand outside facing north and open your mouth and the wind will deal with the hangover...;)


  • #2214
    Graces7
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    monkeynuz wrote: »
    Beautiful sunny clear chilly morning here in southwest kerry snow on the mountains that's all.

    Ah another neighbour...;)


  • #2215
    Iancar29
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    Hi res 6z just out , and still in line with my earlier thoughts for snow chances. Mainly for where snow has already been laying with the slight exception of the Wicklow mountains ( hasn't been much there ) where some accumulation should occur.
    PPN projection being light so showers wont help bring down the temp much to help change to snow.
    335511.png

    I would consider the area of 0-1C Dewpoints of being a decent snow risk map.
    335512.png


  • #2216
    monkeynuz
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    Graces7 wrote: »
    Ah another neighbour...;)

    Looks like it :)


  • #2217
    Gonzo
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    looking ahead over the next 2 weeks, high ground locations in the west and north are going to see quite a bit snow from time to time. The attacks from the north-west carry on into the foreseeable future with only short lived periods of mild in between.


  • #2218
    Nabber
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    Those charts are subject to change as much as cold FI charts.

    There will be another hugh wind even. Looking at -8 and 4c separated by on 100km. Should power a low to bomb across the Atlantic.


  • #2219
    Graces7
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    monkeynuz wrote: »
    Looks like it :)

    Interesting! wondering how near! Blackwater here,,,


  • #2220
    Graces7
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    Gonzo wrote: »
    looking ahead over the next 2 weeks, high ground locations in the west and north are going to see quite a bit snow from time to time. The attacks from the north-west carry on into the foreseeable future with only short lived periods of mild in between.

    How far down does west mean please? I am assuming you mean north west?


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  • #2221
    Musicman2000
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    Graces7 wrote: »
    How far down does west mean please? I am assuming you mean north west?
    The Model runs are changing each run I wouldn't look much beyond next weekend, We might get a mild blip then back to cold weather even from the east or north east.


  • #2222
    FWVT
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    ECM hi res 0°C isotherm down to just a couple of hundred feet or less in parts during tomorrow night's precip.

    ecm0125_millikort_0level_msl_2015011800_048.png


  • #2223
    Graces7
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    Musicman2000 wrote: »
    The Model runs are changing each run I wouldn't look much beyond next weekend, We might get a mild blip then back to cold weather even from the east or north east.

    Thanks. I dont mind either way but would like to be out next weekend! Just one day! At least the car is warm ;)


  • #2224
    Harps
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    FWVT wrote: »
    ECM hi res 0°C isotherm down to just a couple of hundred feet or less in parts during tomorrow night's precip

    BBC forecast just now showed plenty of snow on the leading edge in Galway and into the Midlands. The next frame already had it over Wales so not sure what happens in between but likely most in the northern half of the country will see transitional snow at least


  • #2225
    FWVT
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    Harps wrote: »
    BBC forecast just now showed plenty of snow on the leading edge in Galway and into the Midlands. The next frame already had it over Wales so not sure what happens in between but likely most in the northern half of the country will see transitional snow at least

    Yes, that looks correct. The Hirlam has snow on the leading edge too, and evaporative cooling may help prolong it.


  • #2226
    Kingswood Rover
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    Absolute cracker of a day here in Kilcullen, 5 Celsius in bright sunshine, out of the breeze it feels like spring.


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  • #2227
    justy182
    Registered Users Posts: 74 ✭✭justy182


    Met office has only mix of rain and snow to low levels. 2 cm for Monday night. I'm in Newry. Was expecting more tbh. Had a good 7 cm s fri morning though.


  • #2228
    WheatenBriar
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    FWVT wrote: »
    Yes, that looks correct. The Hirlam has snow on the leading edge too, and evaporative cooling may help prolong it.
    I'd expect snow sticking at lamb Doyle's, and falling around Docarch's house depending on Wind direction
    If it's off the sea,that snow line will retreat to three rock


  • #2229
    highdef
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    So in other words (as long as the wind is not off the sea), you reckon falling snow from around 100m and lying snow from about 150m :)

    Would you give similar altitudes for areas a little bit inland to the west of Dublin.....ie, me :o ?


  • #2230
    weatherfiend
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    WheatenBriar wrote: »
    I'd expect snow sticking at lamb Doyle's, and falling around Docarch's house depending on Wind direction
    If it's off the sea,that snow line will retreat to three rock

    I just might be lucky so :D


  • #2231
    DOCARCH
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    WheatenBriar wrote: »
    I'd expect snow sticking at lamb Doyle's, and falling around Docarch's house depending on Wind direction
    If it's off the sea,that snow line will retreat to three rock

    Yes...please...thank you! :)

    Although, I just can't see any meaningful ppn reaching Dublin tomorrow. Hopefully I am wrong.


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  • #2232
    WheatenBriar
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    highdef wrote: »
    So in other words (as long as the wind is not off the sea), you reckon falling snow from around 100m and lying snow from about 150m :)

    Would you give similar altitudes for areas a little bit inland to the west of Dublin.....ie, me :o ?
    I'd be surprised if you didn't see snow but I don't know your area like I do the one mentioned
    In your favour is being well inland
    More in Docarch's favour is adjacency to high ground rather than the height of the area(I'm talking near Rathfarnhan/Grange road/Ballinteer, that general area)
    I could of course be wrong, as it is VERY marginal and requires a lot of Ducks in a row to happen, most are but there's no three line whip system with weather like politics :o
    There's a lesser chance in my area
    Snow can fall a mile or two away from higher ground as well as on it,its borrowed


  • #2233
    Mech1
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    WheatenBriar wrote: »
    I'd be surprised if you didn't see snow but I don't know your area like I do the one mentioned
    In your favour is being well inland
    More in Docarch's favour is adjacency to high ground rather than the height of the area(I'm talking near Rathfarnhan/Grange road/Ballinteer, that general area)
    I could of course be wrong, as it is VERY marginal and requires a lot of Ducks in a row to happen, most are but there's no three line whip system with weather like politics :o
    There's a lesser chance in my area
    Snow can fall a mile or two away from higher ground as well as on it,its borrowed

    Excellent, I dont know exactly where Docarch lives, but I know a good snowball throwing machine might get him from here!


  • #2234
    Hal1
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    Some snow showers about Blessington and Stepaside hills.

    34zy8mt.jpg


  • #2235
    DOCARCH
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    Mech1 wrote: »
    Excellent, I dont know exactly where Docarch lives, but I know a good snowball throwing machine might get him from here!

    Down the road from Lamb Doyles/beside Marley Park.


  • #2236
    WheatenBriar
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    DOCARCH wrote: »

    Although, I just can't see any meaningful ppn reaching Dublin tomorrow. Hopefully I am wrong.

    That's where the problem might be,the lighter the precipitation,the higher the snow line
    Essentially in my opinion S Dublin down as far as Bray is just on the edge of the line where it could snow on lower ground
    Latest Euro4 has that precipitation very patchy as the occlusion struggles up against the cold air
    Light precipitation would more likely to be drizzly sleet lower down
    Anyhow one to watch

    Edit-Sadly the windflow looks to be off the sea alright on that Euro 4 which will scupper chances,it's one of the ducks
    I feel like my last few posts were in vain :o


  • #2237
    howlinwolf
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    looking like I will be a little too far south for the snow tomorrow night/Tuesday morning. id say wet snow at times and sleet will be the order of the day.


  • #2238
    Villain
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    howlinwolf wrote: »
    looking like I will be a little too far south for the snow tomorrow night/Tuesday morning. id say wet snow at times and sleet will be the order of the day.

    Yep looking like sleet at lower levels alright.


  • #2239
    howlinwolf
    Registered Users Posts: 332 ✭✭howlinwolf


    Villain wrote: »
    Yep looking like sleet at lower levels alright.



    don't mind too much to be honest, working tomorrow night and not too mad about driving in the snow.


  • #2240
    Graces7
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    Just been out with the dogs.. the wind is something else up here and bitter cold. Takes the breath away. met is..... interesting.. for tonight too..:rolleyes:Branches down off the dreaded trees..Banking the range up and filling hot water bottles...Take care out there tonight and tomorrow please. Icy roads on AA roadwatch already. Glad of the wood that came yesterday; I do a lot of paperwork for the giver so this is my "pay"...


  • #2241
    delthedriver
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    It has been a fabulous day here on Tralee Bay.


    Cold, though sunshine all day. Hardly a ripple on the water.


    Fabulous sunset


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  • #2242
    howlinwolf
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    delthedriver wrote: »
    It has been a fabulous day here on Tralee Bay.


    Cold, though sunshine all day. Hardly a ripple on the water.


    Fabulous sunset



    yeah I have to agree,i know a lot of people haven't seen the snow but id still definitely take this cold,crisp,sunny weather over the mild wet muck we get most of the year round.


  • #2243
    Graces7
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    delthedriver wrote: »
    It has been a fabulous day here on Tralee Bay.


    Cold, though sunshine all day. Hardly a ripple on the water.


    Fabulous sunset

    AA roadwatch now says " icy roads around Tralee.." Usually it is wet or damp or dry.. Yes lovely sunshine but breathing hurts in this cold.. been watching the clouds scud in over the mountains as I washed up.. best view ever from my kitchen sink ;) NB no wind there? Interesting as it is wild here.


  • #2244
    Schadenfreudia
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    Well, a lot of promising cloud but zero precipitation all morning. Sunny afternoon, temp reached 4.6C by 3pm.

    Sky clear, wind dropped and 2.7 now.


  • #2245
    delthedriver
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    howlinwolf wrote: »
    yeah I have to agree,i know a lot of people haven't seen the snow but id still definitely take this cold,crisp,sunny weather over the mild wet muck we get most of the year round.



    When in Ireland during the winter, I can cope very nicely with crisp, sunny weather . Wonderful to see so many people out walking on the beach . There was even a hint of Spring. Indeed I noticed a snowdrops in one of my pots and a few daffodils coming up. There was a noticeable stretch in daylight last evening, my garden lights did not light up until 5.15pm Thankfully heading back to Spain next month!✈😊


  • #2246
    howlinwolf
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    delthedriver wrote: »
    When in Ireland during the winter, I can cope very nicely with crisp, sunny weather . Wonderful to see so many people out walking on the beach . There was even a hint of Spring. Indeed I noticed a snowdrops in one of my pots and a few daffodils coming up. There was a noticeable stretch in daylight last evening, my garden lights did not light up until 5.15pm Thankfully heading back to Spain next month!✈😊


    ohh im not jealous at all.....bas***d


  • #2247
    Lumi
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    Discussion continues here

    Thanks for all the fantastic contributions guys! :)


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