‘sup?
This afternoon.
Dollymount strand, Dublin
Pic above by Anton, who writes:
Frozen seawater “snow”, quite rare.
Arf.
Save Poolbeg
‘sup?
This afternoon.
Dollymount strand, Dublin
Pic above by Anton, who writes:
Frozen seawater “snow”, quite rare.
Arf.
Save Poolbeg
‘sup?
This morning.
Johnstown Park, Dublin.
Met Eireann is predicting that freezing weather will continue for at least several days.
This afternoon.
Three Rock Mountain,County Dublin.
ConPhoto tweetz:
Proper sneactha…
Meanwhile…
Some lovely winter sunshine as I head back down Mount Leinster. That windchill bites though and the wind will increase through the afternoon with gusts of up to 100kmh later this evening and tonight. Stay warm! pic.twitter.com/SCMw2DEjum
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) December 4, 2020
Save yourselves.
Ho Ho Ho! Its starting to look a lot like …#snow #manorhamilton #leitrim#Ireland #CatsOfTwitter #Weather #tawnylustlodge #sneachta
📷 of horse Eimear O’Connor pic.twitter.com/beiEop9GjT— Tawnylust Lodge (@TawnylustLodge) December 3, 2020
Rejoice.
This afternoon.
Tawnylust Lodge, Manorhamilton, County Leitrim.
Hostels In Ireland tweets:
Remember the snow down by our Glendalough International Hostel back in 2018?
Oh.
As you were.
This afternoon.
Met Éireann issued a Status Yellow snow/ice warning for Ireland which will be valid from 6am tomorrow until 9am on Wednesday.
It also issued a Status Yellow wind warning for Clare and Kerry which will be valid from 2pm tomorrow until 11pm tomorrow.
Sigh.
Via Met.ie
@martinastro2005 @CarlowWeather @DonegalWeatherC @barrabest @WeatherCee
Some snowfall above Derry/Donegal today… pic.twitter.com/UXMpfEBVEx— Charlie Herron (@Mountain_Goat99) February 20, 2020
This afternoon.
It’s sticking!