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Hope no mountaineers in the west paid any credit to the met error prediction today

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  • 16-06-2009 4:46pm
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    Hammered hippie
    Registered Users Posts: 121 ✭✭


    Yesterday we had a glorious day here in the west and today it is turning diabolical.
    Met Eirror told us that yesterday was a bad day for Ireland and today would be glorious.
    Do these clowns actually know what is going to happen west of Athlone...or are they just telling people how nice or bad their day in Dublin was and what the BBQ forecasts for their buddy's will be the next day.
    Honestly.
    If any group planning to walk in the mountains or anywhere rough and remote has used the weather prediction these clowns are somehow allowed to tell to the nation via TV and internet..then they most likely will have to be rescued by helicopter ad there is a very bad and huge band of ill tempered rainy wheater moving in from the west.
    Shame on you Met Eirror for blundering big time once more!
    (On their rain radar it turns pink in the west...yet their chimpansee that puts up the nice pictures on the map of Ireland still has nice suns and mild clouds projected for the west...really!!)


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    #2
    Sniipe
    Registered Users Posts: 2,932 ✭✭✭Sniipe


    I like this site for predictions: http://www.accuweather.com/ukie/index-forecast.asp?postalcode=galway


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    Hal1
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    Heavy rain for tomorrow morning could be <15mm. Its already started as some might have noticed in the SW and West. Met.ie 3hour predicted totals, see attachement.

    Met Eirrean

    Tomorrow

    A wet and a breezy start to Wednesday, with further heavy rain, but the rain will clear into the Irish Sea by early afternoon. Bright or sunny periods will follow from the west, but there will be some scattered showers also. Top temperatures 15 to 18 degrees in a moderate to fresh westerly breeze.


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