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Rainfall / Wind warnings : Fri 1st - Sat 2nd Nov 2019

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  • #52
    Graces7
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    Very heavy rain still; a small lake by the gate which I have never seen this bad before and the cat will to swim if he wants in the house...and no respite

    west mayo offshore


  • #53
    Xenji
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    Over 25mm of rain in Castlebar since midnight, nearly 40mm in the last 36 hours.


  • #54
    Gaoth Laidir
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    That 133 kph/71 kts gust at Plymouth this morning was the highest synop reported. There was also 131 kph at Culdrose at the same time.

    Here's the analysis

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  • #55
    JanuarySnowstor
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    The UK seem much slower to name storms than Met Eireann. As it's making top headlines on sky you would think they should have named it.
    In all fairness it was well predicted by the models that southwest UK would get hit hard


  • #56
    Danno
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    Around 10mm here in South Laois since 9am.


  • #57
    ninebeanrows
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    Very strange MetO didnt name it considering part of country it was impacting also.

    They seem very hesitant to name- probably money at play with lots of bonfire events on etc.


  • #58
    lucernarian
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    Seriously heavy rain in Louth right now, UKMO radar showing some white and lots of pink in it... It's sorta got the look of a one-sided convergence zone to it.


  • #59
    Kermit.de.frog
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    Decent rainfall rate in north Dub at the moment.


  • #60
    circadian
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    Absolutely chucking it down in Dublin 9, akin to the Pacific northwest.


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  • #61
    Storm 10
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    32 mms of rain recorded since yesterday at my home station in Galway


  • #62
    Meteorite58
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    25mm here near Tralee since 14.00 yesterday


  • #63
    uck51js9zml2yt
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    Meteorite58 wrote: »
    25mm here near Tralee since 14.00 yesterday

    It felt more like an inch of rain to me :D


    I'll get my wellies >>>>>!!

    Fire lit since early afternoon.


  • #64
    pad199207
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    Torrential rain in Naas


  • #65
    alentejo
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    I note the rain weather warnings in the west. Seems very heavy in the east of the county! Should there have been a yellow warning for the entire country or was this unexpected!!!!


  • #66
    Kermit.de.frog
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    Heavy snow now in north Dublin, roads turning white, people abandoning their cars







    (is what I would be saying if the temperature was 10c lower)


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  • #67
    uck51js9zml2yt
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    Kermit.de.frog wrote: »
    Heavy snow now in north Dublin, roads turning white, people abandoning their cars




    (is what I would be saying if the temperature was 10c lower)

    You were getting us excited there for a minute...almost as excited as having a hurricane banging on our doors :)


  • #68
    pauldry
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    28mm of rain in Sligo since rain began yesterday

    Met forecast 3c tonight. Prob 7am when that happens as 8 to 11c now

    Actually app on my phone says exactly that. It also forecast 30mm of rain here from this so performed a lot better than Met Eireann. They certainly need to up their game. Lately theyr falling in standard a lot.

    Like that weather warning was wrong at weekend and yet they didnt change it and bbc or uk met when theyr wrong you get "well the front seems to have stalled in a different area than we had predicted" they admit theyr wrong or maybe I just look at weather too much every day and am nit picking.


  • #69
    Kamili
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    alentejo wrote: »
    I note the rain weather warnings in the west. Seems very heavy in the east of the county! Should there have been a yellow warning for the entire country or was this unexpected!!!!

    I was just wondering that. Incredibly heavy here in Dublin South for the last two hours, haven't heard rain this bad for a good while.


  • #70
    pad199207
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    This rain reminds of the 2011 event in Greater Dublin


  • #71
    Aquals
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    Lots of main roads in south Dublin are now completely flooded and it’s tricky enough to get almost anywhere. I didn’t realise it was going to be this bad at all in the East of the country!


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  • #72
    pad199207
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    Rainfall radar looks torrential over Kildare. Can vouch for that here with flooded garden and stream nearly overflowing. Close to 30mm now fallen since last night.


  • #73
    PukkaStukka
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    Some roads here in Donabate are impassible or passable with great care. Unless I missed something, I'm wondering was this event properly predicted, and was a weather warning necessary?


  • #74
    pauldry
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    No and yes


  • #75
    DOCARCH
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    Just back from a couple of days away up north. Drove back through a very foggy Co. Meath.

    Partly cloudy and 7.3c atm in Dublin 16.

    Recorded 18.8mm here yesterday, most of which fell in the evening.


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