Snow Reports/ Chat - Potential Blizzards & Heavy Snow - 29/11/2010

smokin ace

how is the north getting on up there

Quiet you

EarlERizer wrote: »

it's back again!

Where are you? Also, I want another star under my name. How much did yours cost?

Duiske

This may have been posted earlier, but has some nice shots from around Dublin. The Pearse St pic and the one from the N11 at Newtown Park Ave look great.

http://www.dublincity.ie/dublintraffic/

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pistolpetes11

Was heading to bed , turned off the laptop and went to pull down the blind ....


Guess what ....

Its bucketing down again

Dunny

Back in Dundalk

RobitTV

Quiet you wrote: »

Where are you? Also, I want another star under my name. How much did yours cost?

Hahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!! im sorry but i just have to laugh!!!!!!! how much did urs cost? LOL HAHAHAH

dacogawa

That buoy beyond howth has gone up again (1.6) If what I was told was true (i hope its not) thats not good for snow in Dublin, please let it be fluctuation

smokin ace

dacogawa wrote: »

That buoy beyond howth has gone up again (1.6) If what I was told was true (i hope its not) thats not good for snow in Dublin, please let it be fluctuation

why what were you old and how would that effect us folk further south

dacogawa

Quiet you wrote: »

Where are you? Also, I want another star under my name. How much did yours cost?

I'll sell you my 2 stars & a rock that keeps tigers away, give me an offer

weeder

snowing lightly here again but im expecting it a bit heavier going by thew raintoday yoke

dacogawa

smokin ace wrote: »

why what were you old and how would that effect us folk further south

I was told (on here) that that buoy needs to be at 0 for whatever is coming over the Irish sea to fall as snow, it has been jumping up and down all night, we'll hope for the best

EarlERizer

Quiet you wrote: »

Where are you? Also, I want another star under my name. How much did yours cost?

Dublin 24 .....just got dressed n ready with Nikon to venture out n grab a few shots .....the stars .....nowt .....the more you post the more you get as far as i know

El Horseboxo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktAKHww9wPo

smokin ace

weeder wrote: »

snowing lightly here again but im expecting it a bit heavier going by thew raintoday yoke

i am pinning all my hopes on that aswell but it looks good with the streams coming down along the coast

DrEvil

Dark dirty looking couds comin in from the east (booterstown)

argosy2006

Ministerofwar wrote: »

http://www.raintoday.co.uk/
Seems like a good bit is headin Dublins way from over leeds etc.

driffing south as it travels?
kilkenny direct hit

Horse_box

Very consistant snow here in Dublin 16.There is at least 7 inchs in my back garden

smokin ace

dacogawa wrote: »

I was told (on here) that that buoy needs to be at 0 for whatever is coming over the Irish sea to fall as snow, it has been jumping up and down all night, we'll hope for the best

with the jumping up and down could it be a faulty sensor

argosy2006

Horse_box wrote: »

Very consistant snow here in Dublin 16.There is at least 7 inchs in my back garden

then come in out of the garden

Quiet you

dacogawa wrote: »

I'll sell you my 2 stars & a rock that keeps tigers away, give me an offer

It all depends on how well the rock works. You dont give any details. What colour is said rock? Is it streamlined or built for sturdyness? Does it have speed holes? How many tiger miles on it?

Also, RobitTV...... Funk you and give me a star, you've got three you mean backstard.

dacogawa

Horse_box wrote: »

Very consistant snow here in Dublin 16.There is at least 7 inchs in my back garden

Horse box is that horse $h1t ? I've just talked to someone in ballinteer & they said its 2 inches

Rambling rose

Apologies from the newbie, but any action due over Kilkenny tonight?

EarlERizer

Right......taking a t break and going out into the milky whiteness with my camera .....check back in a bit .....laters weatherphiles & ATCers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JAJWtaCIwI

lucernarian

dacogawa wrote: »

I was told (on here) that that buoy needs to be at 0 for whatever is coming over the Irish sea to fall as snow, it has been jumping up and down all night, we'll hope for the best

The buoy dewpoint would be fine at 1 degree or below in general. 1 degree is a good rule of thumb, I wouldn't expect much right along the east coast if the dewpoint were above 1.5 degrees. If you're more than 10km inland or higher up nearer the coast, then it's not so bad:)


The M2 buoy temperature was going to rise before it fell tonight, it should start falling from here on in. Watch this space!

Edit: maybe not *quite* here on in but over the next hour or two at worst I'd say.

bassy

any idea what time it will hit kk ?.

argosy2006 wrote: »

driffing south as it travels?
kilkenny direct hit

dacogawa

Quiet you wrote: »

It all depends on how well the rock works. You dont give any details. What colour is said rock? Is it streamlined or built for sturdyness? Does it have speed holes? How many tiger miles on it?

Also, RobitTV...... Funk you and give me a star, you've got three you mean backstard.

Well there haven't been any tigers near me for years so its working perfectly

Oasis_Dublin

dacogawa wrote: »

Horse box is that horse $h1t ? I've just talked to someone in ballinteer & they said its 2 inches

2 inches sounds more reasonable. About 3 inches here, all of 3 KM from Kingston Green

Quiet you

EarlERizer wrote: »

Dublin 24 .....just got dressed n ready with Nikon to venture out n grab a few shots .....the stars .....nowt .....the more you post the more you get as far as i know

I kind of figured that. I was doing my best to be whimsical man. You know, to impress all the snow bunnies.

Also, come over to rathfarnham. Buckets of snow coming down here. I'll trade you some for a star.

lucernarian

dacogawa wrote: »

Horse box is that horse $h1t ? I've just talked to someone in ballinteer & they said its 2 inches

I shouldn't but I had to lol at that.

Dunny

Dunny! wrote: »

Stopped in Dundalk.

And again.