Autumn 2018 - General discussion

Cork Boy 53 · 15-09-2018 9:54pm

yellowlabrador wrote: »

maybe you could talk to longtime residents there, they might be used to the weather and maybe reassure you if you are scared.

Where in her post did Grace state that she was frightened of the weather conditions in her location?

highdef · 15-09-2018 9:59pm

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

Where in her post did Grace state that she was frightened of the weather conditions in her location?

To be fair, yellowLabrador seems to be offering helpful advice as the wording of grace7s reply did suggest a sense of fear or worry, Especially to any posters who are unaware of her background. The advice given was sound

Artane2002 · 15-09-2018 10:31pm

It was a mild, overcast and breezy day in Dublin.

OldRio · 15-09-2018 10:40pm

Graces7 wrote: »

A wild loud gale raging here. Thought Helene had arrived early. Why always at night! West Mayo, offshore island

Just been outside and the wind is really getting up. Wasn't expecting it.

SleetAndSnow · 15-09-2018 11:17pm

raining down here in Cork City and some strong gusts of wind.

picturehangup · 15-09-2018 11:21pm

Wind howling like crazy in Mullingar now at 11.20pm.

pad199207 · 15-09-2018 11:43pm

Very windy in Kildare now and anything loose has gone across the garden

Donegal Storm · 16-09-2018 12:16am

In Donegal at the moment and its a really wild night out there, first real windy night of the season. I've been off the grid a bit recently in terms of keeping up with the weather but just had a look at the models and looks like plenty more wildness on the way

SleetAndSnow · 16-09-2018 1:39am

Very heavy rain In cork city at the moment. That combined with a very strong gust of wind just woke me up. Wind died down for a bit but came back with the rain.

older by the day · 16-09-2018 1:55am

SleetAndSnow wrote: »

Very heavy rain In cork city at the moment. That combined with a very strong gust of wind just woke me up. Wind died down for a bit but came back with the rain.

Down near skibb here. Rain coming down in sheets, but feck it , we have world champions again today

Graces7 · 16-09-2018 7:25am

highdef wrote: »

To be fair, yellowLabrador seems to be offering helpful advice as the wording of grace7s reply did suggest a sense of fear or worry, Especially to any posters who are unaware of her background. The advice given was sound

assuring you I am not scared or w orried. If I were I would not have chosen as I did to live here, to return to the type of weather I lived in on a North Sea island. It is where I belong,l weather and all!

I think what happens is that readers project their emotions on how others live.

We work together here. Especially us round-the-year residents. No one here is immune to damaging weather. If there is need we help each other.

Please. by all means put me on ignore? I simply record what the weather is here! As I have been doing all my years on boards.

Last night was bad. Loud and noisy. Fact. OK? OK!

Graces7 · 16-09-2018 7:26am

Donegal Storm wrote: »

In Donegal at the moment and its a really wild night out there, first real windy night of the season. I've been off the grid a bit recently in terms of keeping up with the weather but just had a look at the models and looks like plenty more wildness on the way

Living your name! Donegal can cook up a storm but West |Mayo equals it

Elmer Blooker · 16-09-2018 4:27pm

I wonder could 25c be recorded in the Dublin area tomorrow afternoon?
If the high ground can break up the cloud to give good sunny spells then it is very possible with the tropical air over the country?
If it stays cloudy temps will be around 22c I'd say?

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Gonzo · 16-09-2018 5:28pm

hopefully some sun and warmth tomorrow.

Today is the first decent day since I arrived home on Tuesday. Decent sunny spells all day and feeling warm at times.

acequion · 16-09-2018 6:33pm

Cloudy in Tralee all day but still a lovely autumn day.

Oneiric 3 · 16-09-2018 8:31pm

This image (from Icelandic Met Office) shows the 850 hPa temperature anomaly averaged over the 10 day period of the latest ECM run:

Very rare to see such a large swathe of cold air over the sub Arctic/N. Atlantic region at this time of year, and given the still very warm anomalies over Europe and southern regions of the N. Atlantic, the potential for some real Autumnal weather being thrown our way over this period is quite real.

km79 · 16-09-2018 9:01pm

Lovely afternoon and evening
Breezy but pleasant all the same

sryanbruen · 16-09-2018 9:05pm

Oneiric 3 wrote: »

This image (from Icelandic Met Office) shows the 850 hPa temperature anomaly averaged over the 10 day period of the latest ECM run:

Very rare to see such a large swathe of cold air over the sub Arctic/N. Atlantic region at this time of year, and given the still very warm anomalies over Europe and southern regions of the N. Atlantic, the potential for some real Autumnal weather being thrown our way over this period is quite real.

What I find interesting (and somewhat confusing) about this is the CFS continues to show a weak Polar Vortex through this Autumn and getting very significant by November despite this Atlantic SST profile.

NAO not looking like going negative any time soon, even though it has already been in a record long run of positivity since April. Getting a bit ridiculous now.

Graces7 · 17-09-2018 7:18am

Heavy rain here already. Yesterday was sheerly lovely so we had a break, but a dark morning now. West Mayo offshore island

SleetAndSnow · 17-09-2018 7:21am

Rotten Monday morning in cork city. Dark and wet.

Graces7 · 17-09-2018 8:28am

Just read MT and his "sporadic light rain in the west" is falling as a torrential downpour

JCX BXC · 17-09-2018 9:01am

Graces7 wrote: »

Just read MT and his "sporadic light rain in the west" is falling as a torrential downpour

Certainly wasn't sporadic light rain here in Galway earlier! Looks fairly organised to me looking at the radar!

OldRio · 17-09-2018 9:18am

Graces7 wrote: »

Just read MT and his "sporadic light rain in the west" is falling as a torrential downpour

Heavy rain in Leitrim.

Artane2002 · 17-09-2018 10:25am

Dry and cloudy here in Dublin.

Graces7 · 17-09-2018 11:26am

Just been outside awhile and rain has held off but wind rising in great gusts . Warm though which is very welcome.

SleetAndSnow · 17-09-2018 12:55pm

Rain stopped in cork city. Starting to get very gusty though.

Edit: Just walked to the shop and a few gusts actually stopped us from moving for a second, pretty strong. Saw a plane struggling to land aswell.

Xenji · 17-09-2018 1:27pm

Blustery and wet in Castlebar, steady drizzle after some heavy showers early this morning, looks like it will be an interesting day.

pad199207 · 17-09-2018 2:01pm

Sun out in d8

sryanbruen · 17-09-2018 2:20pm

Fairly persistent drizzle in Balscadden Bay, Howth for my Geography field study.

Artane2002 · 17-09-2018 2:31pm

Still holding dry further inland here in Artane with a few bright spells.

Gonzo · 17-09-2018 2:34pm

sun appearing here now, windy, dry and warm. Temperature currently 20C.

Graces7 · 17-09-2018 3:02pm

watching large raindrops racing past the glass door diagonally.. in great swathes. hypnotic. ferocious gale. West mayo, offshore island

OldRio · 17-09-2018 3:29pm

The rain stopped at lunchtime and now the temperature has risen. The wind is gusting strongly blowing leaves from the trees.
Autumnal look but far too warm for an autumnal feel.

Cantona's Collars · 17-09-2018 3:33pm

Warm and humid with a bit of a breeze here in Wexford. My missus is complaining about it being a bit nippy in the wind. I dunno.

km79 · 17-09-2018 3:36pm

It’s warm anyway !

sryanbruen · 17-09-2018 6:57pm

Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning.

https://twitter.com/MetEireann/status/1041586933833629696

HighLine · 17-09-2018 7:53pm

Thursday looking fairy wet too

Artane2002 · 18-09-2018 8:57am

Sunny but with lots of cloud around here in Dublin 5.

Oscar Bravo · 18-09-2018 2:43pm

A bright afternoon here in Castlebar with nice sunshine at times but the wind has increased strong and gusty. Very mild despite the wind.

Rock Lesnar · 18-09-2018 2:44pm

Dry, cloudy and breezy in meath today, feels warm enough to.

km79 · 18-09-2018 3:05pm

Nice day again it must be said

Oscar Bravo · 18-09-2018 3:18pm

Some very heavy rain between Mullingar and Tullamore currently. recent lightning strike detected also.

Rock Lesnar · 18-09-2018 3:47pm

Downpour here at the minute, looked at radar, 1 big shower and its here, like most of september so far, ha, the rain seems to find its way here lately

Elmer Blooker · 18-09-2018 4:00pm

Great day for the third week of Sept, 21.3c and sunny spells, balmy breeze.
Phoenix Park reporting 22c.

Rock Lesnar · 19-09-2018 6:43pm

Well that was a rough morning, plenty of trees down around here and had no electricity until 30mins ago, fine bright fresh evening now and feels chilly to

ZX7R · 19-09-2018 8:18pm

Rock Lesnar wrote: »

Well that was a rough morning, plenty of trees down around here and had no electricity until 30mins ago, fine bright fresh evening now and feels chilly to

Actually feels cold outside. This evening and tomorrow looks cold relatively speaking for the time of year.
If we end up having a cold autumn the fuel reserves Will need a good looking at..

DOCARCH · 20-09-2018 6:27am

Yellow Warning

Rainfall warning issued (for today) for: Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Wicklow, Cork, Tipperary and Waterford.

Rain will be persistent and heavy at times especially during the afternoon with risk of spot flooding. Totals of 25 to 40mm expected, highest values likely near coast.

Rhineshark · 20-09-2018 7:19am

DOCARCH wrote: »

Yellow Warning

Rainfall warning issued (for today) for: Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Wicklow, Cork, Tipperary and Waterford.

Rain will be persistent and heavy at times especially during the afternoon with risk of spot flooding. Totals of 25 to 40mm expected, highest values likely near coast.

Is this the outcome of the potential Thursday storm, docarch?

I was having trouble keeping track of what was coming to get us this week although that yoke we got yesterday probably made things harder to call.

DOCARCH · 20-09-2018 7:30am

Rhineshark wrote: »

Is this the outcome of the potential Thursday storm, docarch?

Sort of....

What will bring today's rain is a deepening area of low pressure (a 'wave depression') which will track over the south of Ireland today/this evening and head into the UK. Likely to bring strong winds to Wales and southern England later (and possibly along the east/south east coast of Ireland later).

Other than rain, effects on Ireland will not be anywhere near as severe as yesterday, so I would not expect ME to name a storm. The UKMO might?

irishrover99 · 20-09-2018 8:21am

DOCARCH wrote: »

Yellow Warning

Rainfall warning issued (for today) for: Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Wicklow, Cork, Tipperary and Waterford.

Rain will be persistent and heavy at times especially during the afternoon with risk of spot flooding. Totals of 25 to 40mm expected, highest values likely near coast.

I hope the councils are out cleaning those roadside drains before this rain arrives because i really noticed on my cycle in this morning, how many are completely blocked from yesterday.

Also is it possible to have drought and flood warnings in place in the same counties

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Autumn 2018 - General discussion

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