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Cold Spell Discussion (Ireland): Cold/Frosty/Icy with Snow for some
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When is the front due to move on?
It's just about died it's death now.
The Precip. at the latitude of Louth/Antrim should start pepping up now out to sea as the IOM is now aiding slight streamer development on it's Southern tip along with the Northern tip one currently over Bangor. Ever colder uppers arriving and the disappearance of the front should really help it get going, not certain it will though, Easterlies are much more fickle than N.Easterlies and carry much less precip usually.
South of Louth/North Dublin sadly looks like diddly squat. Though in a an hour or two something might crop up.
How funny is it seeing the IOM shadow over the middle of Down?
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Ok, take two - heres some pics of ticknock:
It was pretty snowy, with poor conditions on the open hillside - low visability above 450m and cold with driving snow flurries. Later in the afternoon, the snow died down, but the visability remained poor.
I have some short video also:
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It's just about died it's death now.
The Precip. at the latitude of Louth/Antrim should start pepping up now out to sea as the IOM is now aiding slight streamer development on it's Southern tip along with the Northern tip one currently over Bangor. Ever colder uppers arriving and the disappearance of the front should really help it get going, not certain it will though, Easterlies are much more fickle than N.Easterlies and carry much less precip usually.
South of Louth/North Dublin sadly looks like diddly squat. Though in a an hour or two something might crop up.
How funny is it seeing the IOM shadow over the middle of Antrim?
Dublin wasn't ment to get anything tonight. Will even struggle tomorrow night.0 -
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average_runner wrote: »Dublin wasn't ment to get anything tonight. Will even struggle tomorrow night.
Wrong. The winds are more NE than were forecast so the streamers are aiming further north. If they were more easterly Dublin could have got hammered. There's loads of potential from the Irish Sea as you would know if you were in Bangor right now! Dublin just got unlucky
Edit: just noticed that the showers have taken a more easterly turn east of Dublin. The ones heading into NI are still heading NE, but maybe they'll follow later!0 -
Here's hopin Navan is north enough!!
That Isle Of Man shadow has gotten us a few times! It's just about died it's death now.
The Precip. at the latitude of Louth/Antrim should start pepping up now out to sea as the IOM is now aiding slight streamer development on it's Southern tip along with the Northern tip one currently over Bangor. Ever colder uppers arriving and the disappearance of the front should really help it get going, not certain it will though, Easterlies are much more fickle than N.Easterlies and carry much less precip usually.
South of Louth/North Dublin sadly looks like diddly squat. Though in a an hour or two something might crop up.
How funny is it seeing the IOM shadow over the middle of Down?0 -
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Wrong. The winds are more NE than were forecast so the streamers are aiming further north. If they were more easterly Dublin could have got hammered. There's loads of potential from the Irish Sea as you would know if you were in Bangor right now! Dublin just got unlucky
How could dublin get hammer when the temp is too high?0 -
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average_runner wrote: »How could dublin get hammer when the temp is too high?
wishful thinking
That onshore breeze would murder snow potential!0 -
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