Latest GFS charts rolling out show #Lorenzo taking a quicker turn East over Ireland with severe gusts on West coast. Just one possible outcome though as it is far from clear yet where exactly it will end up. More updates later. pic.twitter.com/ppbs5ruToz
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) October 1, 2019
Carlow Weather tweetz:
“Latest [Hurricane Lorenzo] update: The National Hurricane Center track forecast has been adjusted a little to the left to come into better agreement with the latest consensus aids. Although the spread in the models is not as large as it was yesterday, the forecast beyond 48 hours is still of low confidence.”
Met Éireann ‘closely monitoring’ Hurricane Lorenzo (RTE)
Top pic: National Hurricane Center
UPDATE:
Latest GFS weather charts just rolling out and it takes #Lorenzo back in over Ireland just like the last update. This is going to be very difficult to forecast. Keep up to date with forecasts. I’ll have more details later as more information becomes available. pic.twitter.com/rNpF6c8OWY
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) September 30, 2019
Carlow Weather Guy tweetz:
This photo sums up the [National Ploughing Championships] @NPAIE #Ploughing19
Beautiful lines (if sloppy ‘ripple’), In fairness.
Not like last year then.
Carlow Weather tweetz:
Latest GFS 6z wants to get in on the act of teasing some nice weather for next week. Don’t get too excited though as it could flip back just as quick.
Now who wants to give me an @EPfestival ticket and where did I leave my sunscreen😜🤣
Anyone?
Carlow Weather tweetz:
Status Yellow – Rainfall warning for Munster and Leinster
Heavy rain will spread from the south Thursday evening and night. Accumulations of 25 to 40mm will occur over a relatively short time period. Spot flooding is likely.
Valid: Thursday 19:00 to Friday 07:00
Sigh.
Paul Mara tweetz:
Scorchin’
Meanwhile…
Carlow Weather tweetz:
Up to 20c already in a few locations around Ireland this morning and it could hit 26c.
Meanwhile the Southwest of France could see 43c today and temps will peak in France on Thursday with many areas there seeing 43c or even a little higher!
Latest high temps for Thursday and Friday, if you can take a couple of days off at short notice then Thursday and Friday would be ideal! Or god forbid you might get sick Wednesday night 😜 pic.twitter.com/tjM1ydo0Bv
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) June 24, 2019
Is it too hot?
Previously: Hey June
Latest charts from ICON-EU just rolling out with Storm gusts from #StormHannah showing severe gusts with track a little further North than was showing yesterday. pic.twitter.com/STYCPKWtyR
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) April 26, 2019
Status RED – Wind Warning for Clare
Northwesterly winds, associated with Storm Hannah, will reach mean speeds in excess of 80 km/h with violent gusts of 130 to 150 km/h for a time this evening.Valid from 20:00 hours Fri, 26-Apr-2019 until 23:00 hours Fri, 26-Apr-2019 pic.twitter.com/in33m0y5my
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) April 26, 2019
Met Eireann has announced that there is now Status Red wind warning (gusts of up to 150kph) out for Clare from 8pm until 11pm tonight, on account of Storm Hannah.
It’s also announced that similar gusts may reach Connemara, the Aran Islands, Dingle and the coasts of Kerry, Cork and Waterford.
Carlow Weather will be live tweeting updates from 5pm here
Earlier: Thar She Blows
Pic: Carlow Weather
UPDATE:
Status Red for Kerry now also:
Status Red – Wind warning for Kerry
Northwesterly winds, associated with Storm Hannah, will reach mean speeds in excess of 80km/h with violent gusts of 130 to 150 km/h in places this evening between 6pm and 8pm.
Valid: Friday 26 18:00 to 20:00 pic.twitter.com/Uyd1bVT9pk
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) April 26, 2019
UPDATE:
#StormHannah Wave height increasing at Buoy K2 150Km south west of the Kerry coast. Wave heights of 32 feet or 9.6m and rising. pic.twitter.com/ZGxGP3BXKW
— floodingireland (@floodingireland) April 26, 2019
Carlow Weather tweetz:
The outer bands of #StormHannah are approaching the Southwest coast with heavy rain showing on the Radar and the system is looking very well defined on Satellite image now. Winds will increase later this afternoon to severe gusts.
Met Eireann have issued several weather warnings:
A Status Orange wind alert (gusts of up to 130kph) for Clare, Cork, Kerry and Limerick which will be valid from 4pm today to 1am tomorrow.
A Status Orange wind warning for Galway from 7pm this evening to midnight.
A Status Orange wind warning for Tipperary and Waterford from 10pm tonight to 2am tomorrow.
A Status Yellow wind warning (gusts of up to 110kph) for Connacht, Carlow, Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois, Longford, Wexford, Wicklow, Offaly, Donegal, Tipperary and Waterford from 11pm tonight until 9am.
