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FI Charts ( T120+ onwards) Summer 2020 **READ MOD NOTE IN FIRST POST**
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The models look different again today with the track and strength of the LP system at the end of next week as you would imagine being so far out .Got the added interest of some bit of the possible remnants of Tropical Storm Kylie getting into he mix. ECM in particular shows high rainfall accumulation potential but this of course will be tweaked over the coming days, not uncommon for these totals to go down rather then up but always a possibility of heavy rains when a source of tropical air mass being brought into the mix. Currently not showing excessive winds but far too early to know what way it pans out. Something to keep an eye on anyway.
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More model consensus now of a wet and windy spell from Weds through to Fri all associated with a LP system ending up close to our shores or possibly tracking over us, a lot of rain falling especially in the Southern half of the country and the West and turning a bit cooler towards the end of the week.
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We are now entering the final week of summer. This entire summer has been very dissapointing especially for the greater Dublin area in Leinster and parts of Cork/Kerry with a summer dominated by cloud, often damp/wet and relatively cool conditions. How is this final week of Summer 2020 shaping up as we head into the first week of Autumn?
The poor weather is set to continue with showers or longer spells of rain on a daily basis, no signs of any dry or warmer weather heading our way any time soon. This mornings runs show a generally unsettled scene with temperatures either average or below average over the next 7 to 14 days.
Tuesday 26 of August is looking very autumnal with a deep area of low pressure crossing Ireland. It doesn't look like it will be as extreme as Storm Ellen in terms of wind, but it will be windy everywhere and possibly alot of rainfall involved with that.
After Tuesday temperatures will lower further with a chilly northerly and upper air temperatures getting close to 0C. This cooler air will also feature lots of showers or longer outbreaks of rain with temperatures struggling to make it into double figures in places, temperatures could be as low as 9 or 10C in some places during rainfall, but it may be slightly milder across the south and south-east.
From next weekend no real change, temperatures generally low to mid teens with low pressures staying close to or over Ireland in a generally wet Atlantic driven pattern. At the moment it does not appear that we are going to be welcomed by a traditional back to school week of settled, sunny and warm weather with the unsettled pattern persisting right to the end of FI with more low pressures lining up to affect Ireland.
Current rainfall predictions estimate between 60 and 110mm of rain over the next 10 days with highest rainfall values across the west, but everywhere seen generally a very wet scene.
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