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Cold Spell Discussion (23/12/09) (Possible snow in south and east later)
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Exactly; that was the kind of thing we were hearing too!
So we manage without.
There was a classic case here recently re a new estate in Bundoran where they installed them.
To live there you had to have a job etc.
They were getting bills of E6oo a month that they could not pay.
So if I sound ambivalent re the weather, it is simply because IT IS COLD IN HERE! I love the snow, but...
Yes, Its all very well to be hoping for snow and to be disappointed whenever there is a rise in temperatures but there are very many people who suffer a great deal when it starts to freeze. Many people just cant afford to keep heating on all day.
And still, I wish it would snow
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Yes, Its all very well to be hoping for snow and to be disappointed whenever there is a rise in temperatures but there are very many people who suffer a great deal when it starts to freeze. Many people just cant afford to keep heating on all day.
And still, I wish it would snow
well what do they do in canada its not that bad.....:D people here cannot cope with a few inches... like yesterday 4 cars were being towed then everyone turned back just because they seen 4 cars being lifted out..0 -
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Yes, Its all very well to be hoping for snow and to be disappointed whenever there is a rise in temperatures but there are very many people who suffer a great deal when it starts to freeze. Many people just cant afford to keep heating on all day.
And still, I wish it would snow
We got a wood stove installed a few years ago in the kitchen. Its perfect for days like this. Leave the central heating off and just have the stove going. Heats up the whole back of the house and we can cook/boil water on it too.0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »Almost at zero here now with full cloud cover.
The relentless rise ensures rain for this location methinks
The radar is showing precip at your location. Anything happening?0 -
Deleted User wrote: »An absolute cert for you as I'm still below zero but rising
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a few drops of rain falling here now 0 -
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Iknow; yet still the beauty is there.. and so many far worse off. Imagine sleeping in the street in this.
And almost within living memory, the old and disabled ( and I am both) would be dumped in the workhouse.
So no real complaints here.. just for endurance now!
And that it eases enough to get down for fuel before the New Year. Or/and that someone blesses me with a few hours with a chain saw as there are fallen trees here:)
THAT would be wonderful.
The price of fuel has shot up this year; tiny bag of turf that would last a couple of hours is E3.Yes, Its all very well to be hoping for snow and to be disappointed whenever there is a rise in temperatures but there are very many people who suffer a great deal when it starts to freeze. Many people just cant afford to keep heating on all day.
And still, I wish it would snow0 -
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I cant see any showers building up in the Irish sea, apart from the band moving up over Waterford at the moment.
Is there more percip to come from the East ?
By the way, its starting to cloud over a bit in Dublin CC
Edit: Just updated raintoday and now see a band of rain forming out to the East. It has it down as rain but hopefully when it hits land it forms as snow
Ooooh, getting excited now... 0 -
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I cant see any showers building up in the Irish sea, apart from the band moving up over Waterford at the moment.
Is there more percip to come from the East ?
By the way, its starting to cloud over a bit in Dublin CC
Edit: Just updated raintoday and now see a band of rain forming out to the East. It has it down as rain but hopefully when it hits land it forms as snow
Ooooh, getting excited now...
Look at the radar on met.ie : http://www.met.ie/latest/rainfall_radar.asp0 -
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