coming over tomorrow to dub
theyve cancelled a ferry on me already
how bad is it gonna get?
theyve cancelled a ferry on me already
how bad is it gonna get?
how knackered is the weather gonna get tomorrow
- Thread starter Hairnet600
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woss the fuss about?
is not bad
taken from; http://www.met.ie/forecasts/
FRIDAY NIGHT:
Cold early on under clear skies, however cloud will increase later, with some patchy rain affecting northwest counties. Lowest temperatures 4 to 8 degrees, mildest near Atlantic fringes. Winds will be light southwest initially, increasing moderate or fresh by morning.
SATURDAY:
A breezy but mostly dry day; some occasional rain affecting west and northwest counties. Overall it will be rather cloudy, though some sunny spells will break through across Leinster. Relatively mild, with highest temperatures 11 or 12 degrees, and mostly fresh southwest winds.
SUNDAY:
Overnight rain will clear into the Irish Sea early on in the day, to give a largely dry with good sunny spells. Rather breezy, with highest temperatures 11 to 13 degrees, and moderating northwest winds. MONDAY: Starting off dry, bright and crisp with a widespread frost. However cloud will gradually build, with freshening southwest winds. Staying dry for much of the day, but rain reaching Atlantic counties later. Highest temperatures 10 to 12 degrees.
is not bad
taken from; http://www.met.ie/forecasts/
FRIDAY NIGHT:
Cold early on under clear skies, however cloud will increase later, with some patchy rain affecting northwest counties. Lowest temperatures 4 to 8 degrees, mildest near Atlantic fringes. Winds will be light southwest initially, increasing moderate or fresh by morning.
SATURDAY:
A breezy but mostly dry day; some occasional rain affecting west and northwest counties. Overall it will be rather cloudy, though some sunny spells will break through across Leinster. Relatively mild, with highest temperatures 11 or 12 degrees, and mostly fresh southwest winds.
SUNDAY:
Overnight rain will clear into the Irish Sea early on in the day, to give a largely dry with good sunny spells. Rather breezy, with highest temperatures 11 to 13 degrees, and moderating northwest winds. MONDAY: Starting off dry, bright and crisp with a widespread frost. However cloud will gradually build, with freshening southwest winds. Staying dry for much of the day, but rain reaching Atlantic counties later. Highest temperatures 10 to 12 degrees.
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Fear not today is the day, tomorrow is going to be better....
Trust Jockser to be full of wind. 
Trust Jockser to be full of wind.
It's not all mine, honest
Someone else must be adding theirs to it
bogman
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Leave the bike home all, I nearly got blown over three times on the way home just now, its worse up country from what I can tell
BSD
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Was on the bike since 9am today Galway-Meath-Louth-Dublin-Galway and it wasn't too bad.Winds were a bit strong alright..but nothing the GS cant handle
tanks for da'
they cancelled the quick ferry sos i have to get the 1400 one which puts me in dubh at 1720
plus darkness and theres no small tour
thatll wait till next week (i hope)
ahh well
ps its not the riding there and back that worries me its the watery bit in the middleuke
its not gonna rain so a bit o wind aint too bad hi joch
holliers
they cancelled the quick ferry sos i have to get the 1400 one which puts me in dubh at 1720
plus darkness and theres no small tour
thatll wait till next week (i hope)
ahh well
ps its not the riding there and back that worries me its the watery bit in the middle
ukeits not gonna rain so a bit o wind aint too bad hi joch
holliers
