Summer Weather 2016

fryup

raining again, its a sh!t summer

sryanbruen

fryup wrote: »

raining again, its a sh!t summer

Oh god help me.

sryanbruen

Sherkin Island with 57.9mm yesterday still short of August 2014's downpour at Dublin. On August 2nd, 2014, I recorded 86.7mm which is 131% of my WHOLE MONTHLY LTA. So it was a remarkably wet day yesterday but still does not compare to this day and of course, August 25, 1986 as well as August 5, 1986.

lawred2

while I was googling about Azores high I had to lol at this

http://www.express.co.uk/news/weather/672361/Hottest-summer-in-100-years-UK-weather-forecast-2016-heatwave

Xenji

Another dull, wet day in Castlebar, we have had 230mm of rain so far this summer, there really has only been 2-3 lovely days since the end of May, well we did get a spectacular thunderstorm so its not all bad.

km79

it's so very very dark

Clonmel1000

lawred2 wrote: »

while I was googling about Azores high I had to lol at this

http://www.express.co.uk/news/weather/672361/Hottest-summer-in-100-years-UK-weather-forecast-2016-heatwave

Laugh? That codswallop is gone beyond a joke. Dull dark dank morning here but it's warm so like someone else said its better than last summer which felt colder.

Gonzo

drizzle on and off here all night and early morning, still doesn't really qualify as proper rain - nearly a month now since we've had a decent soaking tho I'm not complaining. Feeling warm today despite the unsettled conditions.

JCX BXC

Fairly good day here in County Waterford, sun in and out and very warm.

from_atozinc

I have a suggestion, it's probably been said before and then people miss it, don't see it, forget it. Some people have usernames to suggest where they are, others say where they are, others are familiar with where people are, then others don't say where they are and you have no idea where they are. Then some people have their location under their username.

Could People just start every post with where they are, doesn't take long etc.

Moo Moo Land

from_atozinc wrote: »

I have a suggestion, it's probably been said before and then people miss it, don't see it, forget it. Some people have usernames to suggest where they are, others say where they are, others are familiar with where people are, then others don't say where they are and you have no idea where they are. Then some people have their location under their username.

Could People just start every post with where they are, doesn't take long etc.

Great idea.

Lovely in Galway now.

Iancar29

Someone go tell this chart to come back in 4 months time! :rolleyes:

sryanbruen

Iancar29 wrote: »

Someone go tell this chart to come back in 4 months time! :rolleyes:

CHART come back in 4 months time and we'll be happy.

odyboody

from_atozinc wrote: »

I have a suggestion, it's probably been said before and then people miss it, don't see it, forget it. Some people have usernames to suggest where they are, others say where they are, others are familiar with where people are, then others don't say where they are and you have no idea where they are. Then some people have their location under their username.

Could People just start every post with where they are, doesn't take long etc.

Good idea as I have no idea where you are :rolleyes:
your location isn't filled in and nothing in your post to give us a clue, If you were trying to give an example of what you were talking about you have done a good job;)

MJohnston

odyboody wrote: »

Good idea as I have no idea where you are :rolleyes:
your location isn't filled in and nothing in your post to give us a clue, If you were trying to give an example of what you were talking about you have done a good job;)

Wouldn't matter anyway, as the new Boards beta site doesn't display that info.

Oscar Bravo

Brightening up nicely in Castlebar, warm and humid 18 degrees, dew point 16 degrees, light to moderate westerly. 1005-steady.

sryanbruen

Today is pretty much a repeat of every day since Saturday here at Grange, overcast and dry.

JCX BXC

MJohnston wrote: »

Wouldn't matter anyway, as the new Boards beta site doesn't display that info.

Nor does the mobile app, which many users especially nowdays use.

Big failing by boards, but users who use PC should appreciate this.

sryanbruen

Carnacalla wrote: »

Nor does the mobile app, which many users especially nowdays use.

Big failing by boards, but users who use PC should appreciate this.

Where's the weather chat gone? :rolleyes:

pauldry

Warm here but im not in Sligo this week. In

Clonmel1000

I see the indo are running with some tempatures set to soar story. Sorry can't link it though.

Elmer Blooker

What a turnabout! - November like gloom earlier, now sipping a cold beer in the garden in the sunshine. 21.7c

from_atozinc

odyboody wrote: »

Good idea as I have no idea where you are :rolleyes:
your location isn't filled in and nothing in your post to give us a clue, If you were trying to give an example of what you were talking about you have done a good job;)

Sure I'm not talking about the weather at my location in the above post, I'm just saying how to do it if you are gong on about the weather. but if you want me to give an example of the basicness I'm talking about, here you go :

Oranmore, Galway: misting most of the day, dull, dreary, feels cold. Depressing.

ArKl0w

Max of 23.1c today and it felt oppressive humidity wise

Clonmel1000

Raining again here very gloomy

ArKl0w

Clonmel1000 wrote: »

Raining again here very gloomy

That's mad!
Still 19.5 c here in Arklow with the sun out at 8pm in the evening!

Clonmel1000

ArKl0w wrote: »

That's mad!
Still 19.5 c here in Arklow with the sun out at 8pm in the evening!

I don't doubt ya for a second but I can only tell you what's the weather like here in Munster this summer and it's been average!! July had 2 proper summer hot days and one of theme changed by 6pm on the second day.

pad199207

Dead heat here in Kildare. Very humid. 21c

sryanbruen

pad199207 wrote: »

Dead heat here in Kildare. Very humid. 21c

Same here at Grange with a max of 21.9c at 19:00.

pad199207

Torrential Rain here in Kildare. Very tropical rain