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  • #52
    Bobblehats
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,707 ✭✭✭Bobblehats


    Cerveza wrote: »
    Very warm moist this morning.

    Get yer hands out of your pants


  • #53
    2lazytogetup
    Registered Users Posts: 844 ✭✭✭2lazytogetup


    Deleted User wrote: »
    I agree with the OP in general.

    Im willling to see May to August as Summer in Ireland. Can get a good summer's day out of any of them. Nights closing in at the end but still acceptable - can be out kicking a ball about around 9pm most of that time. Less so the end of August, but I am sticking to months rather than mid months.

    November to Feb is all winter to me. 2 weeks after the hour goes back in November the sunset is 4:30, same as early Jan. The average high in Dublin in November is 10, 9 in December, and 8 in Jan and Feb. Those differences are easily exceeded by any daily changes. We just can't tell. Snow is less likely in November but it happens.

    Winter November-Feb
    Short Spring - March April
    Summer - May to August
    Short Autumn - September to October

    That reflects the Irish climate

    id put winter as starting around mid October. The end of October is very grim and more like winter than September.

    And spring doesnt start till about mid march. we have had snow in early March before.


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