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Severe weather: Snow and Ice and sub zero temperatures from Thursday
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laurence997 wrote: »Man, is it almost that time already?:eek: Times flying here:D
I know its crazy... so much for my studying!
After the forecast i shall "try" turn this off for and hour or 2 ..
50maths questions plan to do... hopefully get half done before the late runs come out!
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laurence997 wrote: »Finally getting snow in the west are we, or was it just Clare and Cork left out in the big freeze.:P Really hoping for a nice scattering of snow now, if only for a small few days:rolleyes:
So from reading MT's posts would I be right in saying that the snow wont fall till Friday? Also, does anyone know where it'll hit heaviest?
I think it was mostly Clare and Cork that got left out, we got some here at the beginning that hung around.
Should be some snow in North and North West Thursday as front arrives.
I suspect - but be aware of my extreme bias and wishful thinking - that the entire West of the Shannon could become cut off by a wall of snow from the rest of the country, in a way not seen since the 1600's when there were no land crossings over the Shannon. :eek: Well we should see some white stuff anyway.
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Think this was just posted on met.ie:
Warnings
Weather Warning
Issued at 14 December 2010 - 18:41
Weather Advisory
Weather Advisory for severe cold weather and snow over the coming days.
Very cold wintry weather will develop across Ireland during Thursday, sweeping down from the north, and leaving a severe frost and ice on Thursday night. Through Friday and the weekend afternoon temperatures will be in the range zero to plus 3 C, with night time temperatures typically minus 3 to minus 8 C.
Snow is expected to return. Through Thursday, Friday and Saturday this will be mainly in coastal counties of the north and west (although isolated snow showers could occur anywhere), with a more widespread mix of rain and snow following for Sunday and Monday. Roads will become icy each night wherever they are wet.
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IrishHomer wrote: »Think this was just posted on met.ie:
Warnings
Weather Warning
Issued at 14 December 2010 - 18:41
Weather Advisory
Weather Advisory for severe cold weather and snow over the coming days.
Very cold wintry weather will develop across Ireland during Thursday, sweeping down from the north, and leaving a severe frost and ice on Thursday night. Through Friday and the weekend afternoon temperatures will be in the range zero to plus 3 C, with night time temperatures typically minus 3 to minus 8 C.
Snow is expected to return. Through Thursday, Friday and Saturday this will be mainly in coastal counties of the north and west (although isolated snow showers could occur anywhere), with a more widespread mix of rain and snow following for Sunday and Monday. Roads will become icy each night wherever they are wet.
Regular updates will follow.
Just as i thought......East might not see much if any in the way of snow this time round0 -
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maquiladora wrote: »But we all knew about the low coming down from polar regions for days...why the sudden excitement?
I suppose you dont expect ME to actually say it!0 -
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maquiladora wrote: »But we all knew about the low coming down from polar regions for days...why the sudden excitement?
Coz no1 dared to mention the PL words!0 -
maquiladora wrote: »But we all knew about the low coming down from polar regions for days...why the sudden excitement?
Because Evelyn said it!!;)0 -
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:D:D 
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