The greatest words in Irish weather forecasting:
AZORES HIGH!
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The greatest words in Irish weather forecasting:
AZORES HIGH!
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According to some guy on the radio, today - Tuesday, 3 March - is the first day in 2026 that there's no rain anywhere across the island of Ireland.
And yes, that is bizarre weather for us all.
Go get your vitamin D.
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"The rain will clear, followed by showers."
A classic in the Ireland weather forecast genre from Met Éireann this morning.
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"Met Éireann’s extended range forecast is for unsettled conditions to persist until 8 March."
Stupid crap misogynistic weather.. 😒
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Proper #sneachta over in Hull now, lads. 🥶
As mentioned in a DM just now.. JMJ I cannot be dealing with all this rain!!
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I've just heard a Met Éireann forecast that mentioned "transient snow."
"Transient snow."
"Transient snow"..!?
wtf
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Most news media orgs in Ireland are running *live blogs about the weather*, and the government's National Emergency Coordination Group has issued a statement calling on people to work from home where possible..
- in case anyone outside the country is wondering just how much rain we're getting here.
https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2026/0205/1556842-weather-tracker/
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I've been out of the loop on here for a bit, but can I assume the current Irish weather hashtag is #WhatTheFliuch?
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@Padjo Can confirm from Dubland, those forecasts were extremely accurate!