Finally got our contractor to arrive on site to start the wall for our name plate. Unfortunately good weather is a distant memory - see below for current forecast for Ireland. Just started raining here and loads more promised - I am in the West of Ireland but usually share our weather with the South. Looks like it will be Saturday afternoon before I will make it back into the garden :-(
Thursday, 14 June, 2012
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ALERT continued for heavy rain and strong winds, generally 30-60 mms of
rain next two days and winds gusting to 55-60 mph in exposed coastal
and upland locations, 35-50 mph in more sheltered locations.
THURSDAY ... Cloudy to start although perhaps a few brief sunny breaks
in the north. Rain spreading into the south with winds steadily
increasing there to reach SE 35-60 mph by late in the day. Further
north, winds E-NE at 15-30 mph at first, rising to 25-45 mph later.
Rainfalls to midnight likely to reach about 20 mms south, 10 mms central
and 5 mms north. Highest temperatures around 15 C north, 11-13 C south,
feeling raw there in the stronger winds.
Comments: The storm
will be elongated and rainfall may break into a pattern of strong and
weak bands, so final results will be highly dependent on luck of the
draw but the peak rainfall amounts should be roughly Wicklow to south
Laois to inland Cork-Kerry. Wind gusts will also tend to come and go in
waves as a system like this often forms a number of separate energy
centres.
THURSDAY NIGHT-FRIDAY ... Rain continuing, windy (ESE
to ENE 30-50 mph) and some local flooding, further rainfalls 20-40 mms
heaviest inland south. Temperatures steady 11-13 C but rising to near 15
C in southeast late Friday, as milder air seeps in, with fog over hills
in south.
SATURDAY ... Early morning wind and rain should ease
before mid-day then a few breaks in decreasing northerly winds,
starting out 25-45 mph then easing to 15-30 mph later, showers becoming
more isolated, highs near 14 C.
SUNDAY ... Variable cloud, showers, highs 15-17 C.
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