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Dare we dream?

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  • 05-09-2009 9:51pm
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    mike65
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    This is a "live" image so will change but for now it looks so lovely :) Can the promise become reality?

    Rtavn1201.png


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    M.T. Cranium
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    Seems to be the trend on all forecast models, a nice long break from the rain and wind, starting on Wednesday, but first Connacht faces a rather strong wind event on Monday night into Tuesday, somebody should start a thread about that on Sunday if it's still on the charts after the 06z run. Current model maps for the period indicate force 11-12 winds over the Atlantic and possible gusts to 80 mph in western Galway and Mayo into Donegal. It would not be that severe elsewhere on these maps.


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    Pickled Tranee
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    well the weathers never going to change for Ireland well global warming might but we dont want that now :P


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    Blame it on the
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    M.T. Cranium wrote: »
    somebody should start a thread about that on Sunday if it's still on the charts after the 06z run.

    I nominate MT!:P


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    neutra
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    M.T. Cranium wrote: »
    Seems to be the trend on all forecast models, a nice long break from the rain and wind, starting on Wednesday, but first Connacht faces a rather strong wind event on Monday night into Tuesday, somebody should start a thread about that on Sunday if it's still on the charts after the 06z run. Current model maps for the period indicate force 11-12 winds over the Atlantic and possible gusts to 80 mph in western Galway and Mayo into Donegal. It would not be that severe elsewhere on these maps.

    also pretty colors :)


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    Blame it on the
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    neutra wrote: »
    also pretty colors :)

    agreed


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    neutra
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    Blame it on the wrote: »
    agreed

    Joined an hour ago and first response is :cool: yay!


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    Blame it on the
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    neutra wrote: »
    Joined an hour ago and first response is :cool: yay!

    lol :D

    glad you're happy


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    neutra
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    neutra wrote: »
    Joined an hour ago and first response is :cool: yay!
    Blame it on the wrote: »
    lol :D

    glad you're happy

    "happy"! ...are you kidding?... this is the fastest friendly response unit ever so ~~ tyvm [thank you very much]

    officially ecstatic after that, thanks so much, both for the welcome and for the affirmation that stuff can be pretty. 'Pretty, too', or, far more frivolously, ...'pretty'. :p <---- even that emoticon is kinda cute (not generally a fan of flappy tongues ... pretty bad etiquette, in polite company :eek: )

    :pac:pac-sum-peace-man:cool:


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    Blame it on the
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    neutra wrote: »
    "happy"! ...are you kidding?... this is the fastest friendly response unit ever so ~~ tyvm [thank you very much]

    officially ecstatic after that, thanks so much, both for the welcome and for the affirmation that stuff can be pretty. 'Pretty, too', or, far more frivolously, ...'pretty'. :p <---- even that emoticon is kinda cute (not generally a fan of flappy tongues ... pretty bad etiquette, in polite company :eek: )

    :pac:pac-sum-peace-man:cool:

    :o thanks Dudette...

    rbay:pac::cool:


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    gally74
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    here comes the summer!!!!!


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    Flyer1
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    And so starts college :mad:


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    eman66
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    The New Zealand guy reckons our 10-day summer is on the way.


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    mike65
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    Still looking good, the girl on the BBC forcast nearly had an orgasm as she displayed the massive high pressure building behind her. :eek:


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    squonk
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    ROFL! That's brilliant Mike! <wonders why Jean Byrne couldn't react similarly> :)


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    Big Tone
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    eman66 wrote: »
    The New Zealand guy reckons our 10-day summer is on the way.

    He was pretty much spot on:

    SEPTEMBER, likely to be the warmest and most summery month for all, with best of summer weather between 6th-17th for the whole country.


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    lucernarian
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    Seeing as rather negative posts about the weather are commonplace this summer, I'm going to say that this dry weather is a great way to start end our summer. It made such a welcome change, and even if it's not warm, that means less lawn to cut!


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    mike65
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    Will this high pressure never relent? ;)


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    nilhg
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    mike65 wrote: »
    Will this high pressure never relent? ;)

    Next June, July and August?;)


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    mike65
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    Bump! A hopeful high pressure building from the south late next week, could give us a decent spell of mild weather.


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    mike65
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    Looking good.http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/avnpanel1.html


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    yogidc26
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    Nice. Can keep the bike out for a little longer


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