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Heavy rain,Strong Winds In East & Flooding Overnight Thurs 13th /Friday 14th November

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  • #252
    dogmatix
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    Macy0161 wrote: »
    dogmatrix, you were lucky to get over the gap, as I believe there was a fair amount of flooding around Laragh, including between Laragh and Glendalough. The Laragh to Sally Gap road was reported as impassable, and the Laragh to Rathdrum road before the Greenan turn as well. There was photo's of the river right up to Clara Vale Church on facebook as well.

    Actually the worst of it was up near where the road passes the ESB station at Turlough Hill - it was like something out of a movie. But I suppose all that water hit laragh later on causing the flooding.


  • #253
    fayvirtue
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    My friend is heading back to Dublin today I think he'll need a boat !


  • #254
    Graces7
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    Very glad to be sitting high on a Kerry mountain with no need to go out until at least Monday.. heavy deluges etc.. stay safe everyone...


  • #255
    Neamhshuntasach
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,171 ✭✭✭Neamhshuntasach


    A few rumbles here. Heavy shower too.


  • #256
    hidinginthebush
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    Mental Mickey wrote: »
    Would it be worth travelling across the M50 this evening???

    Not sure if you gambled or not, but the M50 from Clarehall to blanch was grand at 6 this morning, and subsequently at 1pm. Not sure about further south, but I wouldn't be too worried.

    Anyone got an idea of what to expect this evening? More of the same or a bit less? Think I'll be putting the pots and pans under the kitchen ceiling either way


  • #257
    HungryJoey
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    I am Pretty sure I just saw 2 flashes above Dublin city coming in the N3?


  • #258
    nervous_twitch
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 850 ✭✭✭nervous_twitch


    Walk to work this morning was.. interesting. Clonskeagh area of a bursted-bank Dodder.

    xl9ms7.jpg


  • #259
    Larbre34
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 24,373 ✭✭✭✭Larbre34


    HungryJoey wrote: »
    I am Pretty sure I just saw 2 flashes above Dublin city coming in the N3?

    Its possible, judging by the radar there is some very active stuff between 10 and 40kms offshore of Dublin and Wicklow


  • #260
    Coles
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,021 ✭✭✭Coles


    M.T. Cranium wrote: »
    Coles, your rainfall totals are certainly plausible, as your location is closer to the highest terrain than Casement or Oak Park. A ratio of 2 or 3 times the regional averages is common for such locations in general. Just for reference, can you give a monthly total that you recorded in October, and to date in November (either before or after this large amount) as that might shed more light on the readings.
    PM sent.


  • #261
    DOCARCH
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    Larbre34 wrote: »
    Its possible, judging by the radar there is some very active stuff between 10 and 40kms offshore of Dublin and Wicklow

    Some of that stuff has arrived here now (in Dublin 16). 0.6mm so far.


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  • #262
    Villain
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    Slaney in Tullow got pretty high in last hour but not as high as this morning. They did a nice job building that bridge many many years ago :D

    15603691698_46c5e544ae_b.jpgslaney copy

    15603934957_d516fa44e4_o.jpgslaney2 copy


  • #263
    Oscar Bravo
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    Some very heavy showers pushing onto the east coast now.


  • #264
    loubian
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    Oscar Bravo wrote: »
    Some very heavy showers pushing onto the east coast now.

    Yup, it's here alright


  • #265
    charlietheminxx
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    I can finally enjoy it since I am not commuting through it. The rain sounds lovely...


  • #266
    YFlyer
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    Calm and dry in Limerick city.


  • #267
    kleefarr
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    Anyone know where this is? :D


    14019_10152417573016332_5777682713184017170_n.jpg?oh=620d77f029e56eae59cee5990e526fa5&oe=54D4FCA2


  • #268
    HighLine
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    kleefarr wrote: »
    Anyone know where this is? :D

    Which.. the bridge or the photoshopped van? :D


  • #269
    kleefarr
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,744 ✭✭✭kleefarr


    HighLine wrote: »
    Which.. the bridge or the photoshopped van? :D

    Is the van photoshopped or just the sign?


  • #270
    HighLine
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    kleefarr wrote: »
    Is the van photoshopped or just the sign?

    The van. Funny all the same! :D


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  • #271
    Mental Mickey
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    No rain where I am in Dublin West. Unless it's not loud lol!?


  • #272
    Busted Flat.
    Registered Users Posts: 4,003 ✭✭✭Busted Flat.


    kleefarr wrote: »
    Anyone know where this is? :D


    14019_10152417573016332_5777682713184017170_n.jpg?oh=620d77f029e56eae59cee5990e526fa5&oe=54D4FCA2

    Where it should be, hopefully all the corrupt bástards are in it.


  • #273
    kleefarr
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    Busted Flat. wrote: »
    Where it should be, hopefully all the corrupt bástards are in it.

    LOL


  • #274
    [Deleted User]
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    kleefarr wrote: »
    Anyone know where this is? :D


    14019_10152417573016332_5777682713184017170_n.jpg?oh=620d77f029e56eae59cee5990e526fa5&oe=54D4FCA2

    Castletown Rd, Dundalk, Co.Louth

    10402782_798866650173181_8362964725116210448_n.jpg


  • #275
    Mental Mickey
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    Busted Flat. wrote: »
    Where it should be, hopefully all the corrupt bástards are in it.

    It's photoshopped


  • #276
    loubian
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,635 ✭✭✭loubian


    Lashing in Dublin again


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  • #277
    bcmf
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    North County Dublin just got a pasting again.
    Out for a cycle this morning....gorgeous out but plenty of new lakes formed in the countryside!


  • #278
    Graces7
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    Calm up here. Kerry...deluges still weeping in from time to time.. oh meant Sweeping but weeping fits better... But calm and quiet.


  • #279
    Busted Flat.
    Registered Users Posts: 4,003 ✭✭✭Busted Flat.


    Mental Mickey wrote: »
    It's photoshopped

    It's just wishful thinking on my part.


  • #280
    dublinman1990
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    I struggled by walking down and trying to get public transport into college last Thursday morning. I hadn't seen any sightings of flood water around Blackrock but the high gusty winds coupled with the rain from around 10:20am was quite strong to get through.

    I tried to get the no.4 bus to go to Simmonscourt Road that morning. However it wasn't to be because I had missed an earlier 4 and the next one on the RTPI SMS opposite the Butler's Pantry was not down until 24 minutes later so I ditched that one. I tried to get a 7 bus around the corner on the Monkstown Road and that would arrive until 15 minutes later so I ditched that option too.

    But luckily I walked down to Seapoint to get the DART to Howth with a waiting time of 8 minutes.

    My clothes although after that journey were completely soaked all the way down from top to bottom as soon as I got into class that day.


  • #281
    northgirl
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    Torrential rain here in Cork after a beautiful morning


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  • #282
    sunbabe08
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    yikes got very dark down here in cork city with heavy rain


  • #283
    Nabber
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    Get used to it getting dark at 4pm :)


  • #284
    TheMilkyPirate
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    dublinman1990 wrote: »
    I struggled by walking down and trying to get public transport into college last Thursday morning. I hadn't seen any sightings of flood water around Blackrock but the high gusty winds coupled with the rain from around 10:20am was quite strong to get through.

    I tried to get the no.4 bus to go to Simmonscourt Road that morning. However it wasn't to be because I had missed an earlier 4 and the next one on the RTPI SMS opposite the Butler's Pantry was not down until 24 minutes later so I ditched that one. I tried to get a 7 bus around the corner on the Monkstown Road and that would arrive until 15 minutes later so I ditched that option too.

    But luckily I walked down to Seapoint to get the DART to Howth with a waiting time of 8 minutes.

    My clothes although after that journey were completely soaked all the way down from top to bottom as soon as I got into class that day.

    Boring James milner finds his way onto boards


  • #285
    YFlyer
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,717 ✭✭✭YFlyer


    Dry in Limerick city.


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