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  2. ForeverPomeroysnow Overanalyses of every run. Step back and try to average it out in your head. I still enjoy the mad thread but try to subconsciously moderate it in my own head
  3. Northwest NI hopefully so Northwest, the Model Thread is back to its usual behavior, to much overreaction at both ends of the scale and dare I suggest a bit of trolling going on as well.
  4. It looks highly unlikely that any of us in the North will end up on the southern side of the slider so from that point of view, good for snow next week! Then obviously snow showers following in as the Polar front digs further South.
  5. Think I have reached an appropriate level of zen with the models in that I can enjoy the chase without feeling too hard done by when I miss a dumping by 5 miles ......hummmmmmmmmm
  6. GFS 6z is sweet for much of island for snow through late Monday into Tuesday. Could all go North or South still at this range, but again Louth/Down border is the sweet spot.
  7. gman144 For sure. Chance of decent dumping too depending where a slider low comes in from the West. Currently favouring around the Louth Down border area.
  8. mountain shadow yeah looking a tad dry for us more inland, north facing coastal areas will be pretty optimistic though! Hopefully a few heavier features can push on inland.
  9. ForeverPomeroysnow Certainly looks cold enough for snow away from low levels through next week. Hunting for precipitation might be the issue though, depending on wind direction.
  10. A lot of excitement in the MT, should we be getting on board the excitement train as well?
  11. mountain shadow yes it’s hard to believe it’s just a few days away as there is still today, clearly, warmth in the sun. After this Autumn it will be a sudden change. I seem to have been in a minority of people who enjoyed the the quiet cloudy HP for the last 2-3 weeks.
  12. Looks like it's time to get out the thermals as snow chances increase from Sunday until Wednesday at least. Not just high ground either.
  13. It was a crap period of weather, not just grey but it had an ole missil with it which just kept everything wet & damp up here but if you went a couple of mile down the road the ground was dry.
  14. Hey everyone that time of year when we start to hunt for snow again! Personally I am just delighted to have 2 bright days after what seemed like and eternity of grey dank days!
  15. Not certain but this for next week looks good. This early in the winter season would need an absolutely perfect setup for snow and ice but it’s a good effort
  16. Now named Storm Ashley by Met Eireann, concerns about the winds but also the very high tides this week.
  17. Sunday storm looks like one to keep an eye on off the west coast
  18. Next storm watch is this baby. Leslie! Currently a tropical storm in the south Atlantic, but its path is upwards and heading for the jet stream. Destination? Time will tell, but... You guessed it, I'll be keeping an eye on it. We have had a relatively quiet stormy season so far!
  19. So, most likely heading south into France, but dragging down cool NE’lys for us. Would be a wicked set up in 8/12 weeks time!!! Alas. Enjoyed watching it develop and its unusual nature!
  20. Friday showing the messy low centres and trailing frontal cloud (to southwest) which will be west/close to Ireland all weekend https://www.met.no/en/weather-and-climate/satellite-images And just appearing on the satellite image far out west is Kirk
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