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Spring 2019 - General Discussion
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Meteorite58 wrote: »Well, looking for a dry day tomorrow myself to do some block work and laying concrete and it looks dry but cloudy perhaps in Kerry and again looks like cloudy on Sunday leading to bits of rain, mist and drizzle as the day progresses, hopefully it won't spoil your day . On a plus temperatures fairly decent up around 17 -18C and we might squeeze 19C out of it.
Are those temps for the peninsula accurate? I visit Castlegregory often and never really noticed much difference in temp between there and Tralee.0 -
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Here are some photos from my flight yesterday morning. Again haze was a big feature, but climbing above 3000 ft improved visibility somewhat as the milky murk was left below.
The temperature at 7000 ft was still +8 °C and the wind just 15 kts, so a strong inversion and not much wind to mix out the haze.
These were from 5000 ft, looking east.
Looking west
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fantastic morning here at Dunshaughlin, wouldn't be out of place in July or August. Already 18C, I can see Phoenix Park getting to at least 22 or 23C today if the sun stays.
That would be remarkable as its April record is only 22.2c on 20th April 1943 and 16th April 2003 - it has a higher March temp record of 23.4c on 29th March 1965.
For curiosity sakes, Dunsany's April temp record is 22.1c on 25th April 1975 with the old manual station whilst 20.9c on 22nd April 2011 (Good Friday) with the automatic station that began its records in 2006.
I posted this table over a month ago with an updated version (and completely redesigned manually) of an old Met records table (which only went up to 2010) and now I've just updated it again here with the Malin Head record for April 2019.sryanbruen wrote: »New redesigned (though in the same general style) table of selected Irish stations' absolute max temp records with the February 2019 ones added.
Data from Met Éireann.Photography site - https://www.sryanbruenphoto.com/
Weather photo portfolio - https://sryanbruen.myportfolio.com/weather-1
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SleetAndSnow wrote: »17 degrees at my area of cork city already. Hazy blue skies again but warm
Smashing day in Cork, so nice to get a bit of warmth this early in the year. Gardening for the day ahead
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Kermit.de.frog wrote: »
That's me right now. Just got 21c in North Kildare but feels a lot warmer sure to the lack of wind. Parents coming down later from the east coast. They'll be pleasantly surprised with the warmth here.0 -
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Oh I love when you talk dirty!Kermit.de.frog wrote: »Possibility of some thunderstorms overnight Tuesday and in to Wednesday particularly in the east and south which would be a great way to wrap this up. Might get some imports from Wales here.
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Sea fog here near the coast in Kerry which lifts over the land to create a low hazy blanket keeping the temperature down, just got a high of 16C and currently 12.8C. Very light WNW breeze. I see Kerry airport got up to 18.0C.
Grand day all the same.
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It will be a different sort of day for many tomorrow with predominently cloudy skies. Hopeful of some sunshine at times further east and southeast though which will help temperatures there.
https://en.sat24.com/en/gb/visual
After this small hiccup Monday looking beautiful again with copious amounts of sunshine and light southeast breezes
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Croagh Patrick in Mayo today, sitting pretty above the clouds. Inversion was at just over 2,000ft at lunchtime when I arrived, it rose closer to summit level later in the afternoon. Crystal clear above the inversion, distant mountain tops looked very close (Nephin is in shot here)
All in all a nice day out 0 -
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