What's the weather like in your area 2

Mooooo

Fcukers of showers here all day

wiggy123

spring is maybe here

Bullocks

I'd say there is a bit of frost coming here tonight . It was lovely and mild today so I thought a bit of growth and drying might start but looking at the weather forum they are hoping for hard frost or maybe snow ! I fecking hope no snow comes anyhow

whelan2

Raining here

giveitholly

wiggy123 wrote: »

spring is maybe here

Have a look in the weather forum!

I says

Frosty and misty this am.

Say my name

That's a really good spring day.

Reggie.

Say my name wrote: »

That's a really good spring day.

Savage day in mullingar here atm

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Savage day in mullingar here atm

Took the fertiliser spreader out of the shed this morning

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Took the fertiliser spreader out of the shed this morning

Ah here.... The snow is def coming now

boggerman1

Great day here in templemore.ground has dried out some amount.great to be out spreading slurry and not ploughing the **** out of it 😊

Say my name

3 degrees in an easterly wind.
Getting colder every day.

There's a blue tinge on a haze here as well. It must be from coal fires from the UK and Europe.

Reggie.

Say my name wrote: »

3 degrees in an easterly wind.
Getting colder every day.

There's a blue tinge on a haze here as well. It must be from coal fires from the UK and Europe.

Yeah nice bite in the air today. Great drying tho. Tankers out on force everywhere

Say my name

Reggie. wrote: »

Yeah nice bite in the air today. Great drying tho. Tankers out on force everywhere

Sure there's very little humidity in this cold wind.
Pity the nitrogen will be wasted in the slurry though. You'll have everything else OM, P, K, all the trace elements but unless it's injected in the ground with this weather and no growth (plant and microbes) it'll disappear into the air.
If it was watery there might be some hope of it staying in the soil.
But you'll still get the other benefits though.

Mooooo

Say my name wrote: »

Sure there's very little humidity in this cold wind.
Pity the nitrogen will be wasted in the slurry though. You'll have everything else OM, P, K, all the trace elements but unless it's injected in the ground with this weather and no growth (plant and microbes) it'll disappear into the air.
If it was watery there might be some hope of it staying in the soil.
But you'll still get the other benefits though.

I'd say for a lot, me included it's just a case of having to drop the tqnjs

Say my name

Great day out there.
Not much wind and not a cloud in the sky.
4 degrees feels nice in the Sun.

Oul fella said it's hard to believe what it'll be like here in a few days especially with the weather today.

Some of the weather apps (windy) are giving 7 inches of snow here but it's impossible to forecast a situation like this about how much snow we'll get. It'll be very much a nowcast situation and watching the rainfall radar. Different types of snow have different densities too with drier colder snow able to stack up higher and make a greater dept for the same amount of moisture as wet snow.
The usual ratio is 1 inch of water gives 10 inches of snow but I have seen some say it could go to 50:1 for extremely dry cold snow?
Biggest factor this week still seems to be this low pressure Friday which could dump a load of snow over the whole country to possibly maybe breaking and finishing off this cold spell maybe temporarily or perhaps for longer.

Met eireann still going for significant snowfall on today's farming forecast.
Countryfile will be next to watch tonight.

charolais0153

Say my name wrote: »

Great day out there.
Not much wind and not a cloud in the sky.
4 degrees feels nice in the Sun.

Oul fella said it's hard to believe what it'll be like here in a few days especially with the weather today.

Some of the weather apps (windy) are giving 7 inches of snow here but it's impossible to forecast a situation like this about how much snow we'll get. It'll be very much a nowcast situation and watching the rainfall radar. Different types of snow have different densities too with drier colder snow able to stack up higher and make a greater dept for the same amount of moisture as wet snow.
The usual ratio is 1 inch of water gives 10 inches of snow but I have seen some say it could go to 50:1 for extremely dry cold snow?
Biggest factor this week still seems to be this low pressure Friday which could dump a load of snow over the whole country to possibly maybe breaking and finishing off this cold spell maybe temporarily or perhaps for longer.

Met eireann still going for significant snowfall on today's farming forecast.
Countryfile will be next to watch tonight.

Exact same here today. Am in a t shirt. Feeps like 10°C

Base price

Beautiful day here. Looking outside it could pass for a Summers day with a slight haze but step out and the wind chill will get you.

alps

On the way home from Kildare. It was like summer. Great heat in the sun and fab to see a clear blue sky..

Believe it was could and cool in Cork...��

kowtow

alps wrote:

Believe it was could and cool in Cork...

Has been dull and cold all day here, don't think the girls would go out even if we flung the gates open.

Lady Haywire

Was a fabulous day here too. Even found fecking frogspawn :eek:

Reggie.

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Was a fabulous day here too. Even found fecking frogspawn :eek:

Well they are fecked I'd say

Lady Haywire

Reggie. wrote: »

Well they are fecked I'd say

They were in a flooded lane so double fecked! Though can't cold blooded animals survive freezing, I know some in Siberia could anyway. Maybe not Ireland!!

dodo mommy

Absolute cracker of a day here in the west, was at a match this morning and the breeze would peel the skin off your face but by the end of it the wind died down and their was lovely heat in the sun got plenty of work done when we landed home.

Mooooo

Lady Haywire wrote: »

They were in a flooded lane so double fecked! Though can't cold blooded animals survive freezing, I know some in Siberia could anyway. Maybe not Ireland!!

There was alligators in the US during the freeze in Jan that were observed in a water course that froze where they left their snouts sticking out of the water to breathe when the water froze over but I guess they are hardy enough fcukers

nhg

Great day here yesterday, even saw a few daisies on our farm walk, land in good order - great drying the last few days...

We were due to get lime out today on out farm but think we will have to wait until 'the beast from the east' retreats back to the east....

High bike

Some drying there for the last few days,got the first cut into the lawn this evening ,brownie points in the bag����

Genghis Cant

It was bitterly cold at dark this evening with a wind that'd skin you.
It's flat calm out now and the frost from earlier has vanished! Bit of cloud cover must be insulation.

Hard Knocks

-4 here, good white frost

High bike

Not as frosty here today,prob the calm before the storm