Alan O’Reilly, aka Carlow Weather, tweetz:
As expected new Yellow Rainfall warning for Munster and Leinster.
A spell of heavy rain will move up from the south Tuesday afternoon, giving 25 to 35 mm of rain. The larger totals are likely to be over southern and eastern counties.
Valid 3pm today to 6am tomorrow.
Sigh.
Carlow Weather tweetz:
Up to 15c now already at a few stations around Ireland on a beautiful day.
It has hit 15.6c in Mount Dillon, Co Roscommon but across the Irish Sea it has hit 19.7c in Wales!
Forget the Canary Islands, grab the boat to Wales!
UPDATE:
It’s reached 20.3 °C at Trawsgoed, Ceredigion making it the UK’s warmest February day on record. It’s also the first time we’ve recorded over 20 degrees in winter pic.twitter.com/naGaJbjjWS
— Met Office (@metoffice) February 25, 2019
This afternoon.
West Wicklow.
Scenes around Hollywood village and Blessignton Lakes.
Meanwhile…
Top of Lugnaquilla today with a bitter windchill and some high snow drifts. Up to 4.3c at my station but temps will start to drop shortly with a cold night ahead. pic.twitter.com/3n7GNojFWf
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) February 1, 2019
Yikes!
Brrrr.
High resolution charts showing the band of rain/sleet/snow tonight. Shaded = sleet/snow which you can see for a time in some areas before turning to rain. pic.twitter.com/rpDoSlTsse
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) January 17, 2019
Brrrrr.
Last night.
Carlow Weather guy Alan O’Reilly tweetz:
Up to 10c tomorrow and that could be the last time we see temperatures in double digits for a good while. Trending cooler from Wednesday as we finally start to see some proper winter weather!
Brrrr.
Carlow Weather guy Alan O’Reilly tweetz:
“The Stratosphere is warming again, what impact that may have on our weather remains uncertain but the signals for a possible colder end to the month continue.”
Yesterday afternoon.
In Carlow.
Carlow Weather guy Alan O’Reilly tweetz:
Even a little sunshine can brighten the view…
Previously: Getting Alan’s Eye Back In The Sky
Carlow Weather tweetz:
9.1c in Carlow with some blue skies visible in the distance as the frontal cloud clears East. Turning cooler with showers moving in from West. Lot of uncertainty on the weather charts for the weekend with some showing a risk of more rain Saturday night into Sunday.
Sigh.
Although @MetEireann have issued an orange level warning for tomorrow – they do not anticipate naming Friday's storm https://t.co/AUD0RP2Tbx
— BBC NI Weather (@newslineweather) December 6, 2018
So the storm that shall not be named but has Orange Warnings in place with bring strong gusts from late tonight through tomorrow as these high resolution HIRLAM charts show. pic.twitter.com/azkLgs3Poz
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) December 6, 2018
Anyone?
Carlow Weather tweetz:
Sherkin Island gusting to 93kmh in the past hour as low system approaches Southwest. Fastnet Lighthouse has hit 112kmh (offshore and elevated). Heavy rain and strong winds expected across the country today with Yellow weather warnings in operation.
Meanwhile…
Status Yellow – Rainfall warning for Ireland
Heavy rain will lead to accumulations of around 25 to 40mm but may exceed these limits in mountainous areas.Updated: Thursday 08 November 2018 10:00
Valid from Friday 09 November 2018 10:00 to Friday 09 November 2018 18:00
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) November 9, 2018
Sigh.
Previously: Incoming
