Beeb goes for 30C next week for Ireland

darkman2

Some nice and warm weather on the way at last. Although there will also be heavy thunderstorms or showers at times. Good sunshine too. Temps could reach 27C particularly over the weekend and into the start of next week.....though 24 or 25 would be more the norm........:)




http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn1322.png

Snowbie

Back to old sticky Thundery weather perhaps,bit of luck says you.:D

darkman2

Snowbie wrote:

Back to old sticky Thundery weather perhaps,bit of luck says you.:D

Yup, a good few days of lively and very warm weather:D Not before time either, this damp, misty stuff is starting to get to me....:cool:

darkman2

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/charts/uk/ni_summary_06070412.jpg

Well its gonna be very warm but hardly that warm:eek:

Anyhow hot spell begins Sunday:D

Mothman

darkman2 wrote:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/charts/uk/ni_summary_06070412.jpg

Well its gonna be very warm but hardly that warm:eek:

Not here in the east with that easterly...

darkman2

Mothman wrote:

Not here in the east with that easterly...

Very warm Easterly though, sea temps near 20C. UKMO says 26C for Dublin. We wont reach 30C, its just very unusual to see it on any chart. Mind you tonights ECM you would think out climate was about to change! Over +16 Isotherm out to beyond Thursday. Thats very very warm for Ireland.......

Mothman

darkman2 wrote:

Very warm Easterly though, sea temps near 20C. UKMO says 26C for Dublin. We wont reach 30C, its just very unusual to see it on any chart. Mind you tonights ECM you would think out climate was about to change! Over +16 Isotherm out to beyond Thursday. Thats very very warm for Ireland.......

M2 buoy sea temp 12.5C
I suppose that's "near 20C"

West Dublin 25C+, east Dublin won't see 25c+ until easterly shifts.
I'm a mile from coast, I'd say 22C for me

darkman2

Mothman wrote:

M2 buoy sea temp 12.5C
I suppose that's "near 20C"

West Dublin 25C+, east Dublin won't see 25c+ until easterly shifts.
I'm a mile from coast, I'd say 22C for me

I dont mean now, im talking about Sunday onward:rolleyes:

We just wait and see........I hope for once UKMO is right......

Mothman

darkman2 wrote:

I dont mean now, im talking about Sunday onward:rolleyes:

We just wait and see........I hope for once UKMO is right......

See temps don't change quick. Perhaps 1C or so during a week.

darkman2

You better take that complaint to the guys that run the models. Sea air temps will be approaching 20C after Sunday. Im not surprised when the 850s jump 10C in 3 days:)

Gonzo

just saw the sky news long range forecast and they are going for cool and wet over Ireland and Scotland throughout the weekend temperatures of 16-20C with England and Wales hitting 30C

Mothman

Mothman wrote:

See temps don't change quick. Perhaps 1C or so during a week.

It looks like DM2 was talking about the air temps over the Irish sea alright as opposed to the SST.

I'd imagine the faster the flow of wind ie the windier it is when the source is hot would mean that the SST has less of an effect as regards tempering it.
It will have an effect alright but under extreme conditions, that effect would be limited(not saying next week will be extreme)

An example of that would be the warm spell we had a few weeks ago...At the begining,a NEasterly was sucessfully dropping temps on the East coast to 12 or 14c but later as the source got hotter, it only managed to cool it to 20c with just as strong a Neasterly (here anyway)

I'd agree though the SST wont change much in the next week if at all.

Snowbie

But remember a hot source flowing over still a coolish enough water will generate haze and low cloud,or if its unstable enough cumulus or larger.
Depending on which wins out it could be just cloudy and damp for several days to come which will hold the temps back a bit compared to inland regions where haze will burn off.

One things for certain it will be humid.

Danno

Sky cannot forecast for Ireland.

They put 8c on us every day in winter and 16c on us everyday in summer with 12c reserved for spring autumn times.

Met Eireann, as poor as they may be do a much better job. I remember the last hot spell, 26c here, was progged at 18c by sky!!!

dloob

M2 is now up .7 degrees to 13.2
It's balmy around M5 at 15.6

http://www.met.ie/latest/buoy.asp

I doubt it will go much higher

Mothman

dloob wrote:

M2 is now up .7 degrees to 13.2
It's balmy around M5 at 15.6

http://www.met.ie/latest/buoy.asp

I doubt it will go much higher

And 11.9C at 04z this morning. I didn't think that there would be such a large movement during day and night.

Snowbie

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