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snaps · 2013-04-17 06:30:06

Give me that coldish high blocked easterly flow any time over this. The ground last week was rock solid, now its a bog once again. Garden currently flooded. Yes its milder, but that's the only positive.

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#52 23-04-2013 8:14pm

Abhainn

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A high of 18.9c today at 16:21.
It felt good

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#53 23-04-2013 8:15pm

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that wind was cool though.... a little bit too cool

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#54 26-04-2013 8:50am

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dopolahpec wrote: »

Why take such a pessimistic view? It certainly isn't gloomy today

this is why I was ranting about the Irish climate, when spring arrives we tend to go backwards and it happens every spring. We're just about one of the coldest places in Europe now with May just around the corner.
Could someone tell me when does spring begin and end in Ireland?
Yes I know we can do nothing about it with the Atlantic Ocean beside us.

http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Reurmett.gif

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