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  1. Snowing outside. Orange snow warning kicks in soon. Hopefully its a decent fall.
  2. Have these boring HP in winter become more common and long lasting over the last 15 years or so? Feels like it this past 6 or 7 years especially.
  3. Met office latest video for Christmas weekend on euro model. 53% chance low pushes further north and introduces milder air for most. Still wintriness further north. 41% chance low stays further to the south. Wintry on its leading edge with snow showers to the north of it thanks to an Easterly wind. Based on the euro model.
  4. Orange wind warning for Donegal from 2am to 2pm tomorrow. Gusts up 130kmh/80mph. Zero wind warnings from met office for same time period across the North.
  5. Big difference from the two Mets Met Eireann Ulster Tonight Further damaging and possibly disruptive winds will persist through Tuesday night for most. Light to moderate variable winds to the northeast of the province as the centre of the storm continues to pass over. There will be frequent squally showers, some of sleet and snow with hail and isolated thunderstorms. Winds will be strongest along in coast of Donegal with gale to storm force west to northwest winds, and the risk of coastal flooding. A cold night with lowest temperatures of 1 to 4 degrees. Tomorrow A cold and windy day tomorrow, Wednesday, with widespread showers, some of sleet and snow and prolonged at times. Highest temperatures of 4 to 7 degrees in strong to gale force northwest winds. Met office This Evening and Tonight: Rather cloudy with showers or longer spells of rain, heavy at times. Some drier, clearer conditions developing later tonight, especially in west. Strong north or northeast winds, gales at first around the coast. Minimum temperature 4 °C. Wednesday: It will be a drier and brighter day with the showers gradually becoming fewer and lighter. Winds easing too although still quite strong from a north or northwesterly direction. Maximum temperature 8 °C.
  6. It didn't take long for the snow to melt today. Was only 3cm, I'm low altitude though.
  7. Hello again. Hope you're all well. Rough day tomorrow, focus is obviously on the red alert areas but there could be a surprise in the NW. Western Ulster and North Connacht snow risk tomorrow morning. Blizzard conditions if it comes off, high routes above 200m most likely but a chance of something more widespread lower down.
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