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winds blowing strong to gale force now, clouds coming from east south east direction, pressure 986.5mb, first rain bands approaching from the south east.
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Winds blowing strong with gale force gusts, clouds coming from east south east direction, pressure 988mb, outside temp 14.2c, outside humidity 93%.
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Clouds are now pushing from a south easterly direction and getting darker and darker from the south. Pressure 990.1mb.
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Just now, Ross Andrew Hemphill said:
And the worst isn't even here yet! This is bad...
Woke up at about 9:15am and thought it was about 7am because of how dark it is! That Saharan dust is playing its part, along with the cloud and rain.
Yes it was very dark this morning...
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1 minute ago, Barbmac said:
Perhaps this map/site might help?
ta very much
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not sure if this can be verified, but ive been told cork has lost power.
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Winds picking up here to moderate to fresh with strong gusts...pressure 992mb.
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Pressure 993mb, outside temp 11.9c, outside humidity 95%. Wind picking up, clouds coming from north east, racing along, ominous black clouds to the south.
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starting to rain heavily here, preesure 996mb and falling, clouds coming from north east direction.
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Pressure 998mb and falling fast, a breeze picking up... So eerily calm last night. im in galway.
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weather pattern changing here, after a week of wet south westerlies, the clouds are coming from a north westerly direction. Change is afoot...
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Really concerned about the rainfall totals, Im in county Galway, and predictions for 50mm plus falling on already saturated ground ladened with leaves blocking drains. A recipe for disaster.
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cloudy, dry and mild. Outside temp 13.1c. Outside humidity 86%. Pressure 1013hpa falling. Wind 11km/h north west. Precip 6.1mm. Dew point 10c. Visibility 10km. Sunrise 08:02hrs. Sunset 18:41hrs.
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Hi everyone, I live in Galway and will keep you all updated here, if the network is still operational.
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overcast, persistent moderate rain, mild. Outdoor temp 14.0c Outdoor humidity 94%. Wind 11km/h south west. Pressure 1012hpa steady. precip 4.57mm. Visibility 3km. Dew point 13c. Sunrise 07:59hrs Sunset 18:46hrs.
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Dry, cloudy and mild. Pressure 1017.3hpa steady. Outside temp 13.0c. Outside humudity 88%. Wind 11km/h west. Visibility 10km. Precip 0mm. Dew point 11c. Sunrise 07:48hrs. Sunset 19:02hrs.
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54 minutes ago, sundog said:
Wouldn't be surprised if it's another dud.
2013/14 was a very stormy one, lack of storms 2014/15, 2015/16 another stormy one, 2016/2017 lack of storms. Will the storms return for 2017/18????
The fact that we have had a different autumn so far compared to recent autumn's gives me some hope,but I think we have one or two more poor winters to get past before we see something decent. Early 2020s or 2019 at the earliest I'm placing my bets on. This winter not so much.
Hi Sundog, great minds think alike... lol Yes this autumn is very reminiscent of our 80's autumns, around the end of September into October was often stormy which is happening this year, then calmer periods into November with a mix mild/cold spells usually drizzly or frosty and our first blast of wintry weather end of November/beginning of December. Leaves on trees have been colouring and falling since mid August, too early for my observation. This Autumn is much different compared to previous Autums, will this bring cold snowy weather, we will have to wait and see. And the berries are still on the trees, so keeping an eye on that too. Check out Adapt 2030 youtube channel, Maria Zhacarova, John Casey. We could be possibly moving into global cooling as we head into sun cycle 25 and a grand solar minimum, basically we could seeing a lot more snow on our shores in the future. These people have credible data and much research material that backs it up.
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Partly cloudy, good sunny spells, dry. Outside temp 9.8c. Outside humidity 86%. Pressure 1023hpa rising. Wind 6km/h north west. Uv index 1. Precip 0mm. Visibilty 10km. Dew point 9c. Sunrise 07:44hrs. Sunset 19:04hrs.
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Ireland also looking good for a frost Thursday night.
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overcast, moderate persistent rain, mild. Outside temp 12.2c. Feels like 9c Outside humidity 86%. Pressure 1018hpa falling. Wind 18km/h south west. Visibility 10km. Dew point 9c. Precip...5.8mm. Sunrise 07:42hrs. Sunset 19:07hrs.
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Overcast,drizzle,wet and windy. Outside temp 15.3c. Outside humidity 93%. Pressure 999hpa rising. Wind 32km/h south west. visibility 3km. Dew point 15c.
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A lot of rain and windy weather this september compared to previous ones, which us helping to take of leaves prematurely. An Irish observation.
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Overcast, moderate rain, wind 26km/h south east. Outside temp 12.3c. Outside humidity 91%. Pressure 1010hpa fallung. Dew point 11c.
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persistent and heavy rain. Rain accumulations 12.45mm. Mild outside temp 14.2c. Outside humidity 91%. Pressure 1007hpa steady. Wind 26km/h south east. Dew point 14.0c
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Things deteriorating here in galway, drenching rain, wind blowing strong to gale force, pressure 982.2mb and bombing.