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Cold Spell Forecasts and Synoptic Forecast Discussion - 26/11/1020 onwards

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  • #52
    Su Campu
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Actually,I think it originates in the north sea and could well pep up over the irish sea.

    The guys in Exeter say the opposite, that's why they show it dissipating.


  • #53
    BEASTERLY
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    Temp has risen to -0.4 and dewpoint to -1.8, hope this stops before they go above zero or else were in trouble!

    Is starting to cloud over now aswell.


  • #54
    thetonynator
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    Just looked at the IWN there, the sst in hte irish sea is a degree higher than the atlantic. Any particular reason for this???


  • #55
    [Deleted User]
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    Su Campu wrote: »
    The guys in Exeter say the opposite, that's why they show it dissipating.
    Ah they're like michael fish,if it's heading towards Ireland,it disappears.
    Besides I thought that x denotes a little low.


  • #56
    Deep Easterly
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    Iancar29 wrote: »
    OHH!! ...:eek::eek::eek:


    The utterance of a true storm lover!! :D


  • #57
    Su Campu
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Ah they're like michael fish,if it's heading towards Ireland,it disappears.
    Besides I thought that x denotes a little low.

    No, it's frontolysis, ie. a decaying front.


  • #58
    TheMilkyPirate
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Some almighty lightning visible off the coast of Arklow at the moment and distant rumbles!

    Seen that myself out for a walk about 10 minutes ago and i'm on the west side of wexford town and i could see it clearly. Winds have shifted somewhat NE and you can see on the met radar the showers creeping closer to the east coast. I've a feeling it could be alot more active tonight than some people think.


  • #59
    Winger_PL
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Some almighty lightning visible off the coast of Arklow at the moment and distant rumbles!

    Bo***cks, was it not for a pint I've just had I'd be jumping into my car at this moment...


  • #60
    BEASTERLY
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    Temp is now risen to +0.2 dewpoint to -1.3.

    Is this a tempory rise or will it keep rising as the showers make landfall?


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  • #61
    Vizual Pics
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    Some of the heaviest snow I've seen in Castlebar in years....has being snowing constantly now for the past 2 hours! Heavy, then light grainy stuff and now very heavy again, a few inches here already and the night is young!


  • #62
    [Deleted User]
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    baraca wrote: »
    Seen that myself out for a walk about 10 minutes ago and i'm on the west side of wexford town and i could see it clearly. Winds have shifted somewhat NE and you can see on the met radar the showers creeping closer to the east coast. I've a feeling it could be alot more active tonight than some people think.
    Just had an almighty close one there now and rumble.
    This is getting nearer!


  • #63
    Iancar29
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    Winger_PL wrote: »
    Bo***cks, was it not for a pint I've just had I'd be jumping into my car at this moment...


    LETS go Ark! ... To the STORM CHASE MOBILE! :D:pac::pac:


  • #64
    Big Daddy Cool
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    very impressive lightening to the east of me, in county meath near navan


  • #65
    Iancar29
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    Iancar29 wrote: »
    LETS go Ark! ... To the STORM CHASE MOBILE! :D:pac::pac:
    Big Daddy Cool wrote: »
    very impressive lightening to the east of me, in county meath near navan

    nexstorm.png


  • #66
    TheMilkyPirate
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Just had an almighty close one there now and rumble.
    This is getting nearer!

    Showing up here BB, Wall of cloud getting closer too.

    I want to go out and see if i can see anymore lightning but the girlfriends family think i'm a big enough weather nut as it is. :rolleyes:


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  • #67
    K-9
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    Only a light covering here at about 8.00.

    Freezing over it now so anymore will definitely stick.

    Mad Men's Don Draper : What you call love was invented by guys like me, to sell nylons.



  • #68
    Iancar29
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    CAN SEE FROM FINGLAS NOW!! :D


  • #69
    Su Campu
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    Arklow and Gorey, step up, you're on stage in 5......

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  • #70
    eigrod
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Just had an almighty close one there now and rumble.
    This is getting nearer!

    Over Greystones now too. Very close.


  • #71
    Redsunset
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    OOh someones in for a ball of thunder? snow.Come on wind hurry up and change.


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  • #72
    Iancar29
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    redsunset wrote: »


    OOh someones in for a ball of thunder? snow.Come on wind hurry up and change.


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siWmOSByIOg


    OH ye!!


  • #73
    TheMilkyPirate
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    Thoughts of stayin up half the night is breakin me heart.


  • #74
    Gonzo
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    looks like south Dublin, wicklow and wexford are gonna get plastered, nothing in sight for louth, meath and north dublin unless the wind switchs to the south-east which is highly unlikely.


  • #75
    BEASTERLY
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    baraca wrote: »
    Thoughts of stayin up half the night is breakin me heart.

    Battling the tiredness myself now, lol, im not giving in either. Wan't to see the first flakes of 2010/11, last nights sleet doesn't count:pac:


  • #76
    naughto
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    Vizual Pics wrote: »
    Some of the heaviest snow I've seen in Castlebar in years....has being snowing constantly now for the past 2 hours! Heavy, then light grainy stuff and now very heavy again, a few inches here already and the night is young!


    yes its unreal and its still at it,it funny watching the cars trying to drive in it.:D:D:D:D:D:D


  • #77
    Winger_PL
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    Gonzo wrote: »
    looks like south Dublin, wicklow and wexford are gonna get plastered, nothing in sight for louth, meath and north dublin unless the wind switchs to the south-east which is highly unlikely.

    Wouldn't worry about that, plenty of convection over the sea == many more showers will get created along the coast, and the wind direction change is still happening (although the M2 buoy is reporting NW winds now which doesn't make a lot of sense to me). Apart from that, I believe that the band of precip currently over the east coast of Scotland will reach the Irish Sea just to get recharged before entering our coast sometime in the morning.


  • #78
    TheMilkyPirate
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    BEASTERLY wrote: »
    Battling the tiredness myself now, lol, im not giving in either. Wan't to see the first flakes of 2010/11, last nights sleet doesn't count:pac:

    Same as. Whereabouts in wexford are you beasterly?


  • #79
    BEASTERLY
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    Temps back down to -0.4c and dewpoint down to -2.0...

    BACK IN DA GAME!:D


  • #80
    BEASTERLY
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    baraca wrote: »
    Same as. Whereabouts in wexford are you beasterly?

    About 15 mins outside the roundabouts of the town , off da n25.

    You in the town yourself?


  • #81
    TheMilkyPirate
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    BEASTERLY wrote: »
    About 15 mins outside the roundabouts of the town , off da n25.

    You in the town yourself?

    Yeah in the clonard area, up in coolcotts tonight in the girlfriends, i'll let ya know when its here :pac:


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  • #82
    Pangea
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    It just said on the news that tuam and swinford are the worst affected!!!!

    Deep Easterly and Nacho somehow have interfered with the news prompter :pac: :D


  • #83
    mickger844posts
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    Temps going back down here. 1.0c/ -0.4c. Winds slightly going more NNW. Hopefully NNE in the next few hours. Looks like Wicklow and Wexford are going to get a nice pasting but hopefully Waterford will get a bit of action too ;)


    More Detail @ www.waterfordcityweather.com


  • #84
    Mars Bar
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    Pangea wrote: »
    It just said on the news that tuam and swinford are the worst affected!!!!

    Deep Easterly and Nacho somehow have interfered with the news prompter :pac: :D

    I was coming here to say that!


  • #85
    BEASTERLY
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    baraca wrote: »
    Yeah in the clonard area, up in coolcotts tonight in the girlfriends, i'll let ya know when its here :pac:

    cheers, looking at the radar images it's depressing to see how far west I am, it'll be a long wait!


  • #86
    [Deleted User]
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    snowing!


  • #87
    Eastcoastryan
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    Some impressive lightning in Bray tonight, seems to have stopped now. Temp 0.8 and DP -1.2, would that indicate snow here?


  • #88
    WolfeIRE
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    been doing a blog of all of today's happenings for anyone who wants to catch up on pics, reports etc. thanks to those here who helped out
    http://www.irishweatheronline.com/2010/11/live-blog-cold-spell-november-2010.html

    Enjoy your snow in the east. It's rolling its way in.

    A lot of lying snow in connaught tonight. Many people there didn't expect that!


  • #89
    isle of man
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    Winger_PL wrote: »
    I believe that the band of precip currently over the east coast of Scotland will reach the Irish Sea just to get recharged before entering our coast sometime in the morning.

    after it takes a detor and we steal it all:D


  • #90
    TheMilkyPirate
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    Good few reports of snow in greystones and wicklow coming in now, It's here! :D


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  • #91
    Elmo5
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    at last! can't wait! :D


  • #92
    Iancar29
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    The band thats hitting bray and the surrounding areas ( NOT N DUBLIN TOUGH! * WAVES FIST AT SKY * ) is only the first wave by the looks of it on the radar , the follow up seems to still be on track for about 4am id say, and yes , hopefully it does get a bit of a recharge while crossing the irish sea!
    :)


  • #93
    Birdnuts
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    Latest radar suggests South Dublin and Wicklow are about to get hammered:cool:


  • #94
    TheMilkyPirate
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    Reports of snow only 200-500m from the sea in wicklow, So much for it falling as rain/sleet anyway! :pac:


  • #95
    Eastcoastryan
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    baraca wrote: »
    Reports of snow only 200-500m from the sea in wicklow, So much for it falling as rain/sleet anyway! :pac:


    Just spoke to a friend of mine who is on Bray Seafront, heavy snow there, its settling too, cant get any closer to sea level than that!


  • #96
    Elmo5
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    Really hope Celbridge get to see some action and not too far inland!


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  • #97
    ffarrell7
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    It seems the South of DUBLIN and Wicklow are going to get the worst of it...a bit like last year around 3 January before it spread slightly North the following day to North Dublin.:D


  • #98
    TheMilkyPirate
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    ffarrell7 wrote: »
    It seems the South of DUBLIN and Wicklow are going to get the worst of it...a bit like last year around 3 January before it spread slightly North the following day to North Dublin.:D

    And wexford!


  • #99
    tomcosgrave
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    Looks like the north of Dublin Bay might be about to get a dusting!


  • #100
    123balltv
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    ffarrell7 wrote: »
    It seems the South of DUBLIN and Wicklow are going to get the worst of it...a bit like last year around 3 January before it spread slightly North the following day to North Dublin.:D

    Yes, Yes cant wait love the snow
    first time posting on the weather forum was glued to it last year thanks for the info :) much appreciated


  • #101
    [Deleted User]
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    Elmo5 wrote: »
    Really hope Celbridge get to see some action and not too far inland!

    Im in Lucan, just looked out see some nice cloudage :)

    Hope it comes soon, Im gooey eyed with tiredness :D


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