Get in out of that.
This morning.
South Great George’s Street, Dublin 2.
Any excuse.
Thanks Sauvignon Blanc
Earlier: Fine Day For Them
Get in out of that.
This morning.
South Great George’s Street, Dublin 2.
Any excuse.
Thanks Sauvignon Blanc
Earlier: Fine Day For Them
Risk of some very heavy rain Wednesday with over 50mm in 24 hours and possibly over 25mm in 6 hours. This presents a flooding risk but the exact areas at risk are little unclear. In you live in an area prone to flooding in the South then stay aware. pic.twitter.com/jP6nODpX3P
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) March 7, 2022
Glug.
Any excuse.
First bit of real rain forecast since the new Met Éireann Ensemble Forecast Probability Maps went live. Very good information and hopefully we will see more data shared by Met Éireann from their IREPS system. See https://t.co/odFlzC0keC for the details. pic.twitter.com/Pw8bEOilPw
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) January 26, 2022
This morning.
Met Eireann’s ‘Ensemble Forecast Probability Maps‘ are live!
Finally, sez you.
Meanwhile…
Catchy name they have for it 😃
— M Murphy (@MMurphy4791) January 26, 2022
Stop that.
Weather warnings issued ahead of some very heavy rainfall over next 72 hours. pic.twitter.com/wI8XXNrQiL
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) October 26, 2021
This afternoon.
Save yourselves.
Any excuse.
Pack it in, you two.
This afternoon.
Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2.
Meanwhile…
Also at Stephen’s Green.
No need for the evil eye.
Psycho.
Over 30mm of rain in the West already with 45mm at the usually wet station Maam Valley. The heaviest rain is in the North now but some heavy showers in the Southeast and more raining pushing into the Southwest. pic.twitter.com/h3TT0uJhdl
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) January 19, 2021
Glug.
This afternoon.
Save yourselves.
Tipperary.
Apple farmer Cornelius Tras writes:
In two hours last night, we had 3% of our annual rainfall, in what is the heaviest “sustained” rainfall rate I have encountered at our farm…
Anyone?
Earlier today.
Met Éireann issued a Status Yellow rain warning for Connacht, Longford, Donegal, Clare and Kerry. The warning will be valid from 4am tomorrow until 4am Thursday.
Sigh.