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Moderate flood risk in next 48hrs

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    #32
    weisses
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    The east definitely needed that rain after that mini heatwave :rolleyes:

    Nice day here so far ... clothes still drying outside :D


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    #33
    Harps
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    Not a drop of rain here either, only 8mm in the past week with most of that yesterday


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    #34
    snaps
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    Not a drop here in Mayo, infact the suns been out for most of the day, cool but dry. Great day for doing the washing!


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    #35
    amacachi
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    hellboy99 wrote: »
    There was 60mm (2.36") of rain here in the last 12 hours in Dundalk.

    How much are you up to so far today? Think on your site it's saying around 12mm, looks closer to 20 to the naked eye in my dog's pot. :pac:


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    #36
    dub56
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    Just passed the 50mm mark since midnight in the last hour here
    in Firhouse,South Dublin.Now stands at 50.2mm.Heading down to check out the waterfall on the Dodder behind Mortons pub,it's usually spectacular after heavy rain


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    #37
    snowstreams
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    dub56 wrote: »
    Just passed the 50mm mark since midnight in the last hour here
    in Firhouse,South Dublin.Now stands at 50.2mm.Heading down to check out the waterfall on the Dodder behind Mortons pub,it's usually spectacular after heavy rain

    I was going to head down there earlier but the traffic looked to bad.
    I might head down later with the camera to check it out.


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    #38
    DominoDub
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    The Dodder:(



    176529.jpg
    http://twitpic.com/6tfupg/full


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    #39
    leahyl
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    Some serious rain on the way in the next few hours lads

    http://met.ie/forecasts/3hour.asp

    Aaah a nice night in front of tv with a glass of wine watching xfactor :-D


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    #40
    hellboy99
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    amacachi wrote: »
    How much are you up to so far today? Think on your site it's saying around 12mm, looks closer to 20 to the naked eye in my dog's pot. :pac:
    17.1mm so far, and I can safely say that my garden resembles your dog's pot :p So much for a heat wave :rolleyes:


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    #41
    amacachi
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    hellboy99 wrote: »
    17.1mm so far, and I can safely say that my garden resembles your dog's pot :p So much for a heat wave :rolleyes:

    Yeah the pot was emptied this morning but would have said there was an inch since then. Local weather events eh? :pac:


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    #42
    thetonynator
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    I think i may have set the parameters for the high temp forecast a bit long, it's still open til tomorrow and it's unlikely anywhere will break 18. Maybe I should have set up one with rainfall?! :P


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    #43
    darkman2
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    This flood risk has ended. All clear now, for how long we shall see;)


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    #44
    Deep Easterly
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    2 day rainfall totals for period 30th Sept to 1st Oct. In sum, the south and east did much better than the rest of us with Dublin Airport seeing the highest rainfall totals from this slow moving frontal system:

    176574.png

    NOTE: All station data is based on the values given on the Met Eireann Daily Data page (midnight to midnight values)) except those stations marked with an * in which case the data is taken from Ogimet (0000 UTC to 0000 UTC values) as Met Eireann's 1st Oct values are not updated on the site at the time of writing and as a result they may differ slightly from the midnight to midnight values when they are updated later.**




    ** What a long sentence!


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    #45
    mickger844posts
    Moderators, Science, Health & Environment Moderators Posts: 4,466 Mod ✭✭✭✭mickger844posts


    Waterford Totals, Friday 26.0mm, Saturday 9.4mm so a total of 35.4mm.

    www.waterfordcityweather.com


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