In the middle of it all, take a look at the state of my Weather Crock and the water climbing up the neck of the bottle. That’s good news for tomorrow or after or maybe tomorrow and after. An Update from Kerry County Council at 5pm. Kerry County Council is aware of the following issues… Read more…
With schools in the Red Weather Alert areas told to remain closed on Monday at least and transport companies saying they’re leaving school buses in dry dock tomorrow it is safe to assume that all schools will be closed until this hurricane has blown itself out. Tralee Credit Union Offices Closed All Tralee Credit Union… Read more…
Met Éireann is an organisation not given to frightening people unnecessarily. So, when it convenes meetings of its personnel about weather warnings it’s time we all took notice. We need to look at what’s lying around the outside of the house with a view, especially, to anything which can be taken by the well flagged… Read more…
Checking my Weather Crock this morning, I was delighted to find that the water was well up the jole of the bottle. That’s good. It put me in mind to check the Met Éireann forecast for this area for the next couple of days and it concurs with my crock. I could call it a… Read more…
Children and their parents / guardians knocked great value from the beaches of Kerry over the past week and during and since the weekend in particular. Banna, Ballyheigue, Inch and Fenit were all buzzing with holidaymakers and the sounds of excited children at play – as only they know how. Fish are gasping for a… Read more…
Because my weather glass is gone down from its all-time-high of Friday morning I was wondering what the Met Éireann forecast is like for the foreseeable future. Tonight: Continuing dry and sunny in most places this evening with some cloud pushing into western coasts. Very mild tonight and with some mist and fog developing overnight.… Read more…
The look of my weather glass this morning is alarmingly good. And it’s so high that it prompted me to look at the Met Éireann forecast for the next couple of days. In spite of the appearance of a clouded sky and the barely visible hills around us, the water levels in the glass is… Read more…
There’s a change in the weather today and the rain that most of us hoped for is either on its way or falling already. However, there’s nothing to be alarmed about in the forecast as it holds dry and sunny spells and some wind. A wet and windy May fills the barn with oats and… Read more…
With the weather taking a dive for the worse in recent weeks, there are further threats of area flooding tonight and early tomorrow. Care should be taken on the roads tonight and up to tomorrow evening especially with localised flooding in mind. It is continuing wet this evening. The rain will be heavy and thundery… Read more…
This morning’s Weather Update from Kerry County Council is as follows: The Conor Pass is best avoided – please use alternative routes. Poor driving conditions reported on Bealach Óisín, on the N69 Tralee-Listowel road, and in parts of East Kerry around Rathmore, Gneeveguilla, Anablaha and Scartaglin. There is snow and ice in many sheltered areas… Read more…
In the middle of it all, take a look at the state of my Weather Crock and the water climbing up the neck of the bottle. That’s good news for tomorrow or after or maybe tomorrow and after. An Update from Kerry County Council at 5pm. Kerry County Council is aware of the following issues… Read more…
With schools in the Red Weather Alert areas told to remain closed on Monday at least and transport companies saying they’re leaving school buses in dry dock tomorrow it is safe to assume that all schools will be closed until this hurricane has blown itself out. Tralee Credit Union Offices Closed All Tralee Credit Union… Read more…
Met Éireann is an organisation not given to frightening people unnecessarily. So, when it convenes meetings of its personnel about weather warnings it’s time we all took notice. We need to look at what’s lying around the outside of the house with a view, especially, to anything which can be taken by the well flagged… Read more…
Checking my Weather Crock this morning, I was delighted to find that the water was well up the jole of the bottle. That’s good. It put me in mind to check the Met Éireann forecast for this area for the next couple of days and it concurs with my crock. I could call it a… Read more…
Children and their parents / guardians knocked great value from the beaches of Kerry over the past week and during and since the weekend in particular. Banna, Ballyheigue, Inch and Fenit were all buzzing with holidaymakers and the sounds of excited children at play – as only they know how. Fish are gasping for a… Read more…
Because my weather glass is gone down from its all-time-high of Friday morning I was wondering what the Met Éireann forecast is like for the foreseeable future. Tonight: Continuing dry and sunny in most places this evening with some cloud pushing into western coasts. Very mild tonight and with some mist and fog developing overnight.… Read more…
The look of my weather glass this morning is alarmingly good. And it’s so high that it prompted me to look at the Met Éireann forecast for the next couple of days. In spite of the appearance of a clouded sky and the barely visible hills around us, the water levels in the glass is… Read more…
There’s a change in the weather today and the rain that most of us hoped for is either on its way or falling already. However, there’s nothing to be alarmed about in the forecast as it holds dry and sunny spells and some wind. A wet and windy May fills the barn with oats and… Read more…
With the weather taking a dive for the worse in recent weeks, there are further threats of area flooding tonight and early tomorrow. Care should be taken on the roads tonight and up to tomorrow evening especially with localised flooding in mind. It is continuing wet this evening. The rain will be heavy and thundery… Read more…
This morning’s Weather Update from Kerry County Council is as follows: The Conor Pass is best avoided – please use alternative routes. Poor driving conditions reported on Bealach Óisín, on the N69 Tralee-Listowel road, and in parts of East Kerry around Rathmore, Gneeveguilla, Anablaha and Scartaglin. There is snow and ice in many sheltered areas… Read more…
