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SUMMER WEATHER 2015 -GENERAL DISCUSSION THREAD

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    #1172
    ComfortKid
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 2,169 ✭✭✭ComfortKid


    Calibos wrote:
    Sorry, sorry, sorry....


    I need to get myself a little weather station so I can share my misery with ye. Feels like about 14c. Heavy drizel.


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    #1173
    secman
    Registered Users Posts: 6,339 ✭✭✭secman


    Heavy day here in Dublin 8....

    Have to back up those arkla boys... I head down that way just inland from Gorey every weekend and it's been pretty dry... spent 2 hours on Sunday night watering the garden. ... missis had just planted a few new plants and the ground was bone dry..... just sayin


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    #1174
    Clonmel1000
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    Raining here almost dark even between the showers.


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    #1175
    delw
    Registered Users Posts: 2,655 ✭✭✭delw


    gone very dull/dark here D17


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    #1176
    Pretty fast
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    Beautiful evening now in Limerick. Easily over 20celcius out of the breeze.


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    #1177
    WheatenBriar
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    Sunny all day in Arklow, peaked above 21 at one stage
    Currently 18.7 and cloudier


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    #1178
    youreadthat
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    23c and plenty of sun this afternoon.


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    #1179
    Rock Lesnar
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    ComfortKid wrote: »
    What part of Limerick are you in? I'm about 12 miles outside the city and it certainly isn't 20celcius. No breeze whatsoever here either :-/

    Maybe it just rains over your house ;)


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    #1180
    ComfortKid
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    Rock Lesnar wrote:
    Maybe it just rains over your house


    It seems that way alright. I feel like a lier even though I'm telling the truth. Just started raining about 5 minutes ago again.


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    #1181
    northgirl
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    It's been a nice day in Cork for the most part - lovely a sunny now with a few clouds about :)


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    #1182
    vistafinder
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    Very nice in west Cork too all day. A bit of a breeze but we are well used to that.


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    #1183
    Hooter23
    Registered Users Posts: 1,519 ✭✭✭Hooter23


    Nice sunny day in Galway warm-ish...looking at the latest weather charts with all those depressions coming across the atlantic one after another... better enjoy the weather now while you can...


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    #1184
    mg1982
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    Honestly its like being in a different country when the sun shines.


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    #1185
    Schadenfreudia
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    ComfortKid wrote: »
    WheatenBriar and Schadenfreudia

    I'm sorry, I was only messing when I wished ye were washed away.

    I take great Comfort from that Kid ;)

    Good sunny day here - actually calm, that's unusual - and high 20C.


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    #1186
    Oscar Bravo
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    theres actually "cool" feeling out there, clear skies here in castlebar, rural areas will get quite cold tonight.


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    #1187
    Birdnuts
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    First day and in ages not to be blasted by eitheir wind or rain on my place in North Mayo.


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    #1188
    Clonmel1000
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    Birdnuts wrote: »
    First day and in ages not to be blasted by eitheir wind or rain on my place in North Mayo.

    Autumnal morning here but at least its dry and calm and somewhat bright. No sun yet but at least there's patches of blue sky about.


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    #1189
    Autonomous Cowherd
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    Oh, it is a beautiful autumn morning. Blue, blue skies with faint wisps of clouds. If it lasts for a while I may finally get some grass strimmed! :pac:


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    #1190
    Harps
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    Back to London after a thoroughly miserable week in Donegal, the last couple of days weren't all that bad but I reckon the highest temperature all week was around 17C with rain every day

    Expecting up to 27C for the next few days over here


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    #1191
    Oscar Bravo
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    Down to 4.7 degrees in Castlebar at 06:30, climbing quickly now. Clear blue skies and light winds


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    #1192
    WheatenBriar
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    Gorgeous morning in Arklow
    16c
    Overnight low was 9


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    #1193
    northgirl
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    Beautiful morning in Cork - sunny & warm love it :D


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    #1194
    ComfortKid
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    It's a glorious morning here in Limerick. Blue Sky, very calm and it's actually nice and warm for this time of the morning!

    Might see 20c by lunch time if it stays this way.


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    #1195
    murpho999
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    Clonmel1000 wrote: »
    Autumnal morning here but at least its dry and calm and somewhat bright. No sun yet but at least there's patches of blue sky about.
    Autonomous Cowherd wrote: »
    Oh, it is a beautiful autumn morning. Blue, blue skies with faint wisps of clouds. If it lasts for a while I may finally get some grass strimmed! :pac:

    Why are you saying Autumn, when it's still Summer?


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    #1196
    Autonomous Cowherd
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    murpho999 wrote: »
    Why are you saying Autumn, when it's still Summer?

    Well for me August September October can feel a bit weird for saying Autumn, but I do think that November December January captures Winter so i go with it. I guess also (for me again, so feel free to disagree) the old Cross Quarter festivals sort of mark out the year...so Spring starts with Imbolc in February, Summer starts with Bealtaine in May, Autumn starts with Lughnasadh in August and Winter rolls in with Samhain at the end of October.


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    #1197
    Rikand
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    What a great day out there.

    Best country in the world when the sun is shining.


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    #1198
    ComfortKid
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    murpho999 wrote:
    Why are you saying Autumn, when it's still Summer?


    Not this again :-/

    I would consider summer to be June July and August. But in school I was taught it's May June and July so you can't really pull anyone up for saying August is Autumn


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    Rikand
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    Autonomous Cowherd wrote: »
    Well for me August September October can feel a bit weird for saying Autumn, but I do think that November December January captures Winter so i go with it. I guess also (for me again, so feel free to disagree) the old Cross Quarter festivals sort of mark out the year...so Spring starts with Imbolc in February, Summer starts with Bealtaine in May, Autumn starts with Lughnasadh in August and Winter rolls in with Samhain at the end of October.

    I go to a Czech girl for a bit of physio and their seasons are done by the Equinox she was telling me.

    Winter from the Shortest day to the Spring Equinox. Spring from the Spring Equinox to Longest Day. Summer from Longest day to Autumn Equinox. Autumn from Autumn Equinox to Shortest day.


    edit to add this link :: Covers it pretty well http://www.studuju.cz/latka-1050


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    #1200
    WheatenBriar
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    First seabreeze in yonks in Arklow causing some convection towards the wicklow mtns

    I'll try attach 2 photos one of the blue sky looking in the direction of the seabreeze and the coast with blue sky
    The other inland where a sharp shower looks like its already developed just in one hour
    Amazing looking at this explode since half nine


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    #1201
    Alexis Sanchez
    Registered Users Posts: 415 ✭✭Alexis Sanchez


    Autonomous Cowherd wrote: »
    Well for me August September October can feel a bit weird for saying Autumn, . I guess also (for me again, so feel free to disagree) the old Cross Quarter festivals sort of mark out the year...so Spring starts with Imbolc in February, Summer starts with Bealtaine in May, Autumn starts with Lughnasadh in August and Winter rolls in with Samhain at the end of October.

    Summer is the warmest months of the year. Here are the warmest months in order:
    1. July
    2. August
    3. June
    In some regions in Ireland, August is actually the warmest month of the Summer.

    Winter is the coldest months of the year. Here they are in order:
    1. January
    2. February
    3. December
    In some regions, December is colder than February.
    but I do think that November December January captures Winter so i go with it

    So you have no logical reasoning for it then?


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