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End of Summer warmth?

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    #32
    whitebriar
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    Lol,did I say,a cold front today would flush out the heat in the east today?

    Currently sunny and a balmy 23.6c in Arklow
    The incredible summer continues in the east :D


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    #33
    Weathering
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    whitebriar wrote: »
    Lol,did I say,a cold front today would flush out the heat in the east today?

    Currently sunny and a balmy 23.6c in Arklow
    The incredible summer continues in the east :D

    You're evil. Just wait until this Winter when we're shovelling snow and you're bone dry..karma ha


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    #34
    OldRio
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    Rained on and off all day in Leitrim.
    Very close but no sun.
    and another shower.


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    #35
    Supercell
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    Sun for most of the day again today and very warm for the time of year. Max of 23.7 , currently 22.1, with a very gusty westerly breeze.
    https://www.loughlinstown.ie/

    Have a weather station?, why not join the Ireland Weather Network - http://irelandweather.eu/



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    #36
    pad199207
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    Supercell wrote: »
    Sun for most of the day again today and very warm for the time of year. Max of 23.7 , currently 22.1, with a very gusty westerly breeze.

    what station are you using?


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    #37
    Supercell
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    Davis Vantage Vue, which on a pretty windy day like today should be reasonably accurate. I am at the lee of the Wicklow mountains and in wsw or sw winds there often seems to be a fohn effect that adds a couple of degrees to other places. Have noticed this on many occasions.
    https://www.loughlinstown.ie/

    Have a weather station?, why not join the Ireland Weather Network - http://irelandweather.eu/



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    #38
    whitebriar
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    yeah,as said earlier sw winds in a warm sector means hot for those of us so far east that we usually don't see it too hot normally with sea breezes when everyone else has it v hot.

    Was in Gorey and Arklow today,with the car reading 24.5c varying down to 23.9c along the drive.
    The Davis here at home peaked at that 23.6 and is currently 20.9.
    It got very windy around 430 and has stayed as such.
    No rain.

    Once again,what a great little island we have for its weather variations.


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    #39
    mickger844posts
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    A month high 23.1c here with plenty of sunshine in the afternoon.


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    #40
    Popoutman
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    Doff wrote: »
    It can't be over already, Ken Ring said its going to be hot from the 28th on for about a week.

    :D


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    #41
    snowstorm445
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    Looking at the lastest charts, it looks like it will remain quite pleasant for most of the country during the first half of next week, with temperatures into the low twenties quite widely across Munster and Leinster. Come Thursday, however, it looks as if rain and cooler temperatures will return to all of Ireland, although England and Wales will probably remain warm.


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    #42
    vickers209
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    snowstorm445 wrote: »
    Looking at the lastest charts, it looks like it will remain quite pleasant for most of the country during the first half of next week, with temperatures into the low teens quite widely across Munster and Leinster. Come Thursday, however, it looks as if rain and cooler temperatures will return to all of Ireland, although England and Wales will probably remain warm.

    Low teens??


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    #43
    cherryghost
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    snowstorm445 wrote: »
    Looking at the lastest charts, it looks like it will remain quite pleasant for most of the country during the first half of next week, with temperatures into the low teens quite widely across Munster and Leinster. Come Thursday, however, it looks as if rain and cooler temperatures will return to all of Ireland, although England and Wales will probably remain warm.

    I don't see anything out of the ordinary this morning. Looks more of the same really, then gradually cooling further.


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    #44
    snowstorm445
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    vickers209 wrote: »
    Low teens??

    Whoops, meant to say twenties. :D


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    #45
    kingshankly
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    Looks like cooler weather on the way Later in the week
    Mt has been talking about hotter weather late August first week of September doesn't look like materialising


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    #46
    Gonzo
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    Tis September now so roll on winter 2013/2014:)

    August was average here, tho better than most recent years with mild to warm temperatures and not much rain, poor compared to June and especially July. Best summer in about 7 years, hopefully next summer will be similar.


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    #47
    Kenring
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    Gonzo wrote: »
    Tis September now so roll on winter 2013/2014:)

    ..hopefully next summer will be similar.
    It won't be, sorry.


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    #48
    Blizzard 2010
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    It will probably warm up again to the low 20s. I can see this weather lasting right into November. Summer not over just yet


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    #49
    Kenring
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    Blizzard 2010 wrote: »
    It will probably warm up again to the low 20s. I can see this weather lasting right into November. Summer not over just yet
    I think summer is ending now. Mostly wet 11-24 Sept, temps dropping to below 20C from 11th onwards. October very wet with some flooding. Most counties won't go longer than three days in October without some rain.


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    #50
    Blizzard 2010
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    Kenring wrote: »
    I think summer is ending now. Mostly wet 11-24 Sept, temps dropping to below 20C from 11th onwards. October very wet with some flooding. Most counties won't go longer than three days in October without some rain.
    Thats an honest prediction :D


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    #51
    Hal1
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    Well that's generally how things go, nothing new or note worthy there.


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    #52
    Cantona's Collars
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    Here's Cornwall yesterday:

    article-2414898-1BADEBA7000005DC-930_634x474.jpg


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    #53
    Lumi
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    With temperatures languishing in the low teens today Summer warmth is definitely over

    Let's pick up the discussion in the Autumn 2013 thread
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056976682


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