Severe Weather Snow / Ice Weds 28 FEB ( Onwards ) ** READ MOD NOTE POST#1**

leinad

About half a metre in the back garden in Rathdrum - more accumulated than 2010

roosterman71

In Kilbeggan, not much change since last night. Doesn't look like much snow fell. I feel there is a thaw on. The road has tracks to the tar from where traffic have been passing. Snow that was built up in the corners of windows, etc, is much less this morning and it is much wetter stuff

duffman13

Ten mins to get the back door open, shed has a mound of snow just over 3ft deep around it. I'm in Clondalkin, seems to be about 20cm sitting generally everywhere but the drifts are huge. Most snow ive ever seen in my life in this country.

pad199207

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sunbabe08

heavy snow still falling cork city. and judging by the radar there's heavier stuff coming

ibarelycare

Waking up disappointed in Drimnagh! No snow fell til about 6am but wasn't a lot.

charlietheminxx

I am so envious of you lot with your big snow! It has skipped Rush, the wind is still fairly strong but there was no further snow and the thaw has set in

alchemist33

A few flurries in Donegal and nothing overnight. And it got a bit breezy too. The good news is we can lead the rescue effort for everyone else!

munsterlegend

Coming down nicely near Mallow. People's footprints being filled in relatively quickly. Walking in a winter(spring) wonderland..

spookwoman

just woke up and holy sh*t never seen snow this dept here in waterford gonna get a cuppa before i get pics. its still snowing heavy

mloc123

11 inches of fresh fall in Celbridge overnight (measured on my car which was fully cleared yesterday at 4). We have 2-3ft drifts in our garden and the main road looks to still be a foot deep. No sign of ploughs yet.

MaccaTacca

A simple look at a weather satellite would tell people that not even 50% of this storm has passed over Ireland yet.

dharma200

Clare.. accumulations like nothin I have ever seen. Really concerned about the thaw now. Employers should be prosecuted for expecting people to move in this.
Hearing people getting rescued form their cars. Like. Seriously.




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revelman

I know the focus is on the East but there are localized parts of the south coast that have been hit particularly bad - constant snow since Tuesday night. There are several feet of drifts around my house. On the flat I’m getting at almost 40cm measurements of snow. I am on a somewhat elevated position near the town of Kinsale. We’ve had horrendous conditions along the coast for days with cars being abandoned and hundreds of houses going without power yesterday but Pascal doesn’t seem to know this part of Cork exists! I’m doing my best to raise awareness here!

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New Ross

Despite it snowing all day yesterday there was only 1cm of snow on the ground last night. This morning there's about 6 inches on flat ground and 3ft drifts.
In the picture thats a 4ft wall that has almost completly vanished

PirateShampoo

Jobstown through the ages

Wednesday / Thursday / Friday

Brainz

Bit of a thaw setting in Clondalkin

ninebeanrows

Very little snow in Dublin City centre- crazy the difference a few miles make.

vapor trails

charlietheminxx wrote: »

I am so envious of you lot with your big snow! It has skipped Rush, the wind is still fairly strong but there was no further snow and the thaw has set in

Is traffic moving in the town ok?

Kerrydude1981

Finally joined the party last night around 10.30.

up for anything

RobertKK wrote: »

Yes Muckalee area and it continues to snow. One can see on the netweather radar how the higher ground around Kilkenny city is getting heavier snow.
https://www.netweather.tv/live-weather/radar



We got some decent snow here north east Kilkenny.

It's coming down since in town but very light melty flakes although I'm sure some are sticking. I'm not sure whether to wish it away or here at this stage.

erica74 wrote: »

I ran down to the main road to get some more pics. This is the main N25 between Waterford and New Ross. I don't know if you can really see in the video but there are MASSIVE drifts across the width of the road, they're so cool but difficult to photograph.

Didn't see video but wow and there was a car with headlights on... was someone trying to drive on that road? :eek:

Is that the Rhu Glen?

2013Lara

12cm from absolutely nothing yesterday. Flattest surface. Drifts are higher. Still falling. About bloody time! Wicklow Town

ibarelycare

duffman13 wrote: »

Ten mins to get the back door open, shed has a mound of snow just over 3ft deep around it. I'm in Clondalkin, seems to be about 20cm sitting generally everywhere but the drifts are huge. Most snow ive ever seen in my life in this country.

That's crazy, where I am in Drimnagh there's nothing like that!

George Sunsnow

Just walled down to the end of the paddocks on the farm through waist deep snow
The drifts at the entrance of the field at 5 feet plus
The hayshed roof has collapsed
This has way passed 2010 now and threatening jan 1982
Blinding blizzard here still near Arklow

IPhone was at 70% and shut down from the cold when I tried to do a twitter live

LEIN

Snow has gone very light in Greystones.

Had a lot of wet snow towards the end.

RoisinD

Snowng NW Clare (near the coast) Can only remember snow settling once before so really rare here. Wind and rain second nature so I suppose a break from the norm is good

Link to camera at Lahinch beach http://www.lahinchsurfshop.com/lahinch-web-cam-271257cm1.html

WoolyJumper

Not a lot of snow or wind last night here in Cork. Snowing now though, the flakes are small but the snowfall is quiet heavy. If this sustains for the day I imagine there will be a lot of accumulation.

ScrubsfanChris

sunbabe08 wrote: »

heavy snow still falling cork city. and judging by the radar there's heavier stuff coming

Really? Up by the airport here and it's practically raining, very little snow over night (well alot less than predicted)

Outkast_IRE

Cork city is snowing heavier now than it has in the past few days. In my estate the road is now indistinguishable from the foothpath so several solid inches on flat areas with drifts higher in others.

Belfast

Rare snow in Askeaton. Co. Limerick