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Weather - Thunderstorms across the middle of the country.

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Weather - Thunderstorms across the middle of the country.

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First off don't think you can have an Irish BB site that doesn't have somewhere to discuss the weather?

Just checking local forecast on Met.ie and noticed the map shows masses of lightning going across the middle of the country. From just below Galway almost all the way across to just below Dublin.

Looks bad from the map anyone there in the middle of it?

Still just sweltering heat here in the costal mid south with an intermittent hazy cloud cover.
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The Continental Op wrote: Fri Jul 23, 2021 3:25 pm First off don't think you can have an Irish BB site that doesn't have somewhere to discuss the weather?
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I hope it won't be lonely
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Any chance of getting MT onboard ? :mrgreen:
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Ncdjd2 wrote: Fri Jul 23, 2021 5:15 pm Any chance of getting MT onboard ? :mrgreen:
Yeah, grab team C and rendition him here :lol:
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Haven't been so relieved to see dull clouds outside my window. This is the longest I've went without using my desk fan as well. Won't say no to some thunder if it even comes through Kilkenny.

It was supposed to on Friday and it seemed every other county was hit with rain and thunder except KK (city, at least).

P.S. Feels weird using a different Irish forum than Boards. This is my first post and it's typically about the weather :lol:
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^^^
Always found Kilkenny and around the Nore really good for thunderstorms. When I worked with computers full time Kilkenny City was always 1st place for computers that just went dead, either the power supplies in the area are really bad or they get more lightning than elsewhere.
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Well if Kk get more lightning than anywhere else, she must've been due a break because there has been sweet feck all here all weekend :lol: :lol: . The clouds have lightened up as of 1300 (right now) and the sun is beaming into my window again. Desk fan back on full shwing.
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The Continental Op wrote: Mon Jul 26, 2021 11:36 am ^^^
Always found Kilkenny and around the Nore really good for thunderstorms. When I worked with computers full time Kilkenny City was always 1st place for computers that just went dead, either the power supplies in the area are really bad or they get more lightning than elsewhere.
One of the lads from Eircom a couple of years ago told me Blanchardstown was the same with regard to a lightning hotspot... could never verify it though
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Ncdjd2 wrote: Mon Jul 26, 2021 1:42 pm One of the lads from Eircom a couple of years ago told me Blanchardstown was the same with regard to a lightning hotspot... could never verify it though
Thats interesting, I've often noticed during thundery spells that Tallaght seems to better than here in Loughlinstown near the coast, probably most places a bit inland - western Dublin in general, would be the same.
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