What's the weather like in your area 2

dzer2

Ah lads


What a day

Reggie.

dzer2 wrote: »

Ah lads


What a day

Nice here

TooOldBoots

Week is promised good. I let out a bunch of yearling heifers yesterday, will add a few more out this evening.
Could make for a very short winter.

tanko

TooOldBoots wrote: »

Week is promised good. I let out a bunch of yearling heifers yesterday, will add a few more out this evening.
Could make for a very short winter.

I wouldn't be too sure about that. This coming week will be dry but the following week is looking cold, wet and windy at the moment.
Hopefully this won't happen and the dry weather will continue, time will tell.

I'd rather get good weather in April than March.

whelan2

Very foggy

lab man

I was looking at the tide here today for an hour it's not looking great at all plus 2 days ago the wind was from the south east and you could hear things from 3 miles to the west of me which is not a great sign

Dinzee Conlee

lab man wrote: »

I was looking at the tide here today for an hour it's not looking great at all plus 2 days ago the wind was from the south east and you could hear things from 3 miles to the west of me which is not a great sign

So what do these things suggest? Wind? Rain? Cold?

Savage day, great sunset. Sod the forecast, take every good day that comes!

Base price

Beautiful day here although chilly when the sun went behind the clouds. It's great to be able to work without wearing a hat and coat.

TooOldBoots

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Savage day, great sunset. Sod the forecast, take every good day that comes!

idk what forecast ye are looking at but met are promising it settled and fine for the next 8 days. Feck leaving cattle in sheds when its fine and dry out. They are healthier outside and thrive better

whelan2

TooOldBoots wrote: »

idk what forecast ye are looking at but met are promising it settled and fine for the next 8 days. Feck leaving cattle in sheds when its fine and dry out. They are healthier outside and thrive better

Pain in the hole having to bring them back in again though

TooOldBoots

whelan2 wrote: »

Pain in the hole having to bring them back in again though

Strange way of putting it

Base price

whelan2 wrote: »

Pain in the hole having to bring them back in again though

I let 3 yearling heifers out today cause I'm sick of bedding and cleaning their pen. I've another 10 stronger ones that I'm going to let out tomorrow. Fingers crossed hopefully they will stay out and make it to when I can let them into the WBC which is normally around the 15th of March.

lab man

Dinzee Conlee wrote: »

So what do these things suggest? Wind? Rain? Cold?

Rain and I'd say a cold spell

Say my name

lab man wrote: »

Rain and I'd say a cold spell

It is showing that in the forecast. So your nature weather forecasting skills are spot on.

ruwithme

I don't know where some get their weather forcasts from.myself it's met eireann & predominantly the uk met office through the bbc news channel,as i find met eireann often very pessimistic on a Sunday for the week ahead.

It's turning colder from the north after Wednesday,no sight,nor mention of rain on ahead into the weekend.

Today felt like it was maybe the 28th March alright. Enjoy anyhow. Wouldn't last night have been the night to spring the clocks forward & a extra hour of light after work in the evening for people.

TooOldBoots

Great spell of weather, Cattle outside are flying it since letting them out, much happier and thriving already. Weather due to break midweek, becoming milder with wind and rain, either way I've stolen 2 weeks from the winter by letting them out

Say my name

Just after seeing 17c forecast for the 18th on the GFS. Could do with that. Bring it on.

Mooooo

Fcuk me this is the worst wind we've had all winter

whelan2

Say my name wrote: »

Just after seeing 17c forecast for the 18th on the GFS. Could do with that. Bring it on.

For Ireland it Spain?

Say my name

whelan2 wrote: »

For Ireland it Spain?

Irlandesa.

16c now on that same forecast model. (Ye didn't bank it on time).
12c on another.

Some giving two weeks of high pressure.

Say my name

Wind has really just kicked up a gear in the past few minutes in this part of the southeast.
It was strong before but it's stronger now.

There'll be damage done with this.

The Rabbi

Electricity off here for an hour 22.45 to 23.45. The wind was stronger an hour earlier.

Nekarsulm

Right where Cavan, Longford and Leitrim meet, we are having thunder, lightning, rain, sleet and gusting wind. All at the same time.
Last night was bitterly cold...
Hard weather on lambs.

whelan2

Really cold here too. Hail shower not so long ago too

Mooooo

Pissing rain all evening here. Made a boo boo with cows, was late coming back to let em in... it'll look better in the morning...

whelan2

Mooooo wrote: »

Pissing rain all evening here. Made a boo boo with cows, was late coming back to let em in... it'll look better in the morning...

I didn't let mine out today was tempted to let them out after reading them this morning but glad they were in this evening. I'd say they'll be in for a few days now

dzer2

Poor morning but afternoon has improved
Let the cows back in as they were stood at the gap. No need to herd them. Hope it dries up a bit could let them out again Thursday

Say my name

Now isn't that a peach of a summer's day.

15 degrees. Scorchio.

Grass is taking it all in.

foxy farmer

14° in my part of west Cork. Spent the day spreading the first fert of the year on silage ground. At dinnertime I was tempted to get the scissors to the long sleeved shirt. The nice long evening should put people in good humour.