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Cold Spell - Feb 7th to 13th 2021 - Chat
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Billcarson wrote: »When it comes to snow its nearly always a nowcast situation. No point getting too hung up on snow charts yet especially regarding showers.Hands down the most sensible thing posted in here today. So refreshing to read as it’s true, instead of the endless IMBY posts and others posts conforming a 1cm covering if we’re lucky. I think a lot of people will be pleasantly surprised in the coming days........
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This is exactly what I mean, the Irish sea isn't even fired up yet and we've had a good few rain streamers here in Dublin, a lot more than I was expecting. Even if the wind is more ENE could shift NE, E, SE like a snake whenever. These showers don't even exist yet, they pop up from nowhere, we've seen this in the BFTE and even as soon as Jan 24th, I bet even MÉ wasn't expecting the Irish sea to churn up that beefy precipitation which effected Portmarknock etc.
Nobody also predicted the snow streamers for Bray seafront on Jan 8th and it's intensity either. So much is up in the air.
If you want to set some perimeters for yourself, I'm going by 2 ideas
1. I don't expect a dusting for me overnight Sunday
2. I personally don't expect more than 3cm in my area
This way, I have lower expectations because we'll never know how shower activity will turn out, and I could be presently surprised!
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This is exactly what I mean, the Irish sea isn't even fired up yet and we've had a good few rain streamers here in Dublin, a lot more than I was expecting. Even if the wind is more ENE could shift NE, E, SE like a snake whenever. These showers don't even exist yet, they pop up from nowhere, we've seen this in the BFTE and even as soon as Jan 24th, I bet even MÉ wasn't expecting the Irish sea to churn up that beefy precipitation which effected Portmarknock etc.
Nobody also predicted the snow streamers for Bray seafront on Jan 8th and it's intensity either. So much is up in the air.
If you want to set some perimeters for yourself, I'm going by 2 ideas
1. I don't expect a dusting for me overnight Sunday
2. I personally don't expect more than 3cm in my area
This way, I have lower expectations because we'll never know how shower activity will turn out, and I could be presently surprised!
In fairness, some did note the Northerly Streamers forecast the night before and said there was the potential for them to be pushed west and come onshore. I went to sleep that night with zero expectation that they would come ashore though, as the last time I looked they were still streaming down the middle of the Irish Sea. I was very pleasantly surprised when I woke up, looked up and saw a layer of snow on my Velux window. Never jumped out of bed so fast in my life! LOL
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What a strange weather model from ventusky...Ejaculation of snow appears to happen in Rush according to this unusual phallus of precipitation. Quite extraordinary all the same, an unusual model for 3pm Sunday.
Individual people have different thoughts and understanding in regard to others opinions, but the problem is this... there are some people out there that will do everything in their power to cut you off when they do not like your opinion even when it is truth.
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Ejaculation of snowThe Oort Cloud wrote: »What a strange weather model from ventusky...Ejaculation of snow appears to happen in Rush according to this unusual phallus of precipitation. Quite extraordinary all the same, an unusual model for 3pm Sunday.
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In fairness, some did note the Northerly Streamers forecast the night nefore and said there was the potential for them to be pushed west and come onshore. I went to sleep that night with zero expectation that the would come ashore though as last time I looked they were streaming down the middle of the Irish Sea. I was cery pleasentoy surprised when I woke up, looked up and saw a layer of snow on my Velux window. Never jumped out of bed so fast in my life! LOL
Goes to show how awfully tricky to predict they are. In a northerly, there's a lot less maritime air in the mix for that example, and even a nudge of 2 degrees in direction can make a huge difference 0 -
The Oort Cloud wrote: »What a strange weather model from ventusky...Ejaculation of snow appears to happen in Rush according to this unusual phallus of precipitation. Quite extraordinary all the same, an unusual model for 3pm Sunday. 0
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The Oort Cloud wrote: »What a strange weather model from ventusky...Ejaculation of snow appears to happen in Rush according to this unusual phallus of precipitation. Quite extraordinary all the same, an unusual model for 3pm Sunday.
It seems to be overdoing coital...I mean coastal convergence (when the onshore easterly slows down over land and the air coming from behind (:o) piles up and rises, enhancing precipitation).0 -
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Are people saying Dublin is out of the firing line now?
The whole country is in the firing line.
Its going to get cold.
There will be wintery showers.
Some will get Snow.
Some will get alot of Snow.
Models are becoming very Dynamic. Changing every 4 Hours approximately.
Enjoy the Roller Coaster. 0 -
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