What's the weather like in your area 2

Timmaay

whelan2 wrote: »

At football. Think I'll need a hot whiskey when I get home

Got a hot chocolate going into athletics training because I thought I was just coaching, then I ended up doing the full session, funfun ha. Athlo I wayyy more prefer being involved than standing around all night, that's when the cold really gets in.

whelan2

Timmaay wrote: »

Got a hot chocolate going into athletics training because I thought I was just coaching, then I ended up doing the full session, funfun ha. Athlo I wayyy more prefer being involved than standing around all night, that's when the cold really gets in.

I know, gaa club has a track around the outside and I normally walk while training is on. Most parents just drop their kids and go but this lad gets nosebleeds so have to stay just in case.

Buford T. Justice XIX

A little info on areas worst effected by tge weather this year.
https://twitter.com/teagasc/status/1072153818345992194?s=19

davidk1394

Getting blustery down here

Base price

Other than a rain shower in the last hour its been calm and dry here in NCD. The ground is holding up well for both livestock and bloodstock.

Youngest is on the Explorer and they are heading to port in Galway with 5.3m+ waves :mad:

Odelay

Base price wrote: »

Other than a rain shower in the last hour its been calm and dry here in NCD. The ground is holding up well for both livestock and bloodstock.

Youngest is on the Explorer and they are heading to port in Galway with 5.3m+ waves :mad:

In old money that’s 18 foot waves!
Base, these lads are well used to it, they won’t be taking any chances. Let us know when he is on dry land.

Base price

Odelay wrote: »

In old money that’s 18 foot waves!
Base, these lads are well used to it, they won’t be taking any chances. Let us know when he is on dry land.

Thanks Odelay, I get concerned when he is out on surveys and the weather gets rough at sea but as you said they know what they are about.

Anyway it looks like they have taken shelter off Ballyvaughan. -https://www.marine.ie/Home/site-area/infrastructure-facilities/research-vessels/track-vessel?language=en

sonnybill

Is it on here I read it but definitively seem to be getting more wind/ rain from the east in past few years ?

Mooooo

Farm road under water here, going reading the herd test now

whelan2

Mooooo wrote: »

Farm road under water here, going reading the herd test now

Fingers crossed

Say my name

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

A little info on areas worst effected by tge weather this year.
https://twitter.com/teagasc/status/1072153818345992194?s=19

The mirror map from across the Irish sea.

http://dairy.ahdb.org.uk/news/news-articles/december-2018/forage-survey-confirms-decline-in-grass-silage-quantities/?_cldee=ci5iZWF1bW9udEBwaW5zdG9uZS5jby51aw%3d%3d&recipientid=contact-0dc8c0649827e81180cd005056b864bf-29158345078f4e87b833a8ffeeb2ab3d&esid=09aac4ce-bafe-e811-80d6-005056b864bf#.XBJr6jmnwSx

whelan2

Mooooo wrote: »

Farm road under water here, going reading the herd test now

How did it go?

Mooooo

whelan2 wrote: »

How did it go?

Went clear thank God. Hopefully the derestriction will be up this evening so I can offload some stock

alps

Evenings starting to stretch from today on folks...

Won't be long now till were back in hay filled meadows

whelan2

Bitter wind out today

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Bitter wind out today

Wicked

Reggie.

alps wrote: »

Evenings starting to stretch from today on folks...

Won't be long now till were back in hay filled meadows

Silage only 15 weeks away

dzer2

alps wrote: »

Evenings starting to stretch from today on folks...

Won't be long now till were back in hay filled meadows

A week early me thinks

alps

dzer2 wrote: »

A week early me thinks

Evenings stretch from today, but the mornings continue to get darker right up to dec 31st. The shortest day is the 21st.....all to do with some wobble in the earth rotation...

Base price

alps wrote: »

Evenings stretch from today, but the mornings continue to get darker right up to dec 31st. The shortest day is the 21st.....all to do with some wobble in the earth rotation...

Every day is a learning day

Keep Sluicing

alps wrote: »

Evenings stretch from today, but the mornings continue to get darker right up to dec 31st. The shortest day is the 21st.....all to do with some wobble in the earth rotation...

The chandler wobble. Its the earths axis is moving as the earth rotates. Learned about it in college many moons ago.

I says

Wind and rain has died down.

zetecescort

I says wrote: »

Wind and rain has died down.

Thought we'd be getting battered by now but its dead calm here now

Western Pomise

Rain of Biblical proportions in Whest this am....v windy too.

arctictree

Bought 2 IBCs during the week. They're full now!

davidk1394

Miserable day here in Dublin

Muckit

Reggie. wrote: »

Silage only 15 weeks away

Sure tis everyday! Unless a lad is feeding hay!!

charolais0153

davidk1394 wrote: »

Miserable day here in Dublin

Red rotten. Awful to even walk in. Really soaks through

Mooooo

Had a wet night stopped and rel calm from 1 to 2.45. Driving wind and rain now. Roads will be bad for rest of evening as they already had a lot of surface water

gozunda

Bunch of Magpies hiding out the storm in one of the outsheds this evening. Suppose they know something?