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Explanation of new warning levels Current Forecast:Friday, 18 April 2014 19:43Today Cold and dry in many places tonight, with clear spells, but rather cloudy and misty along parts of the northwest and west coasts, with some light drizzle at times. Lowest temperatures zero to plus 5 C., with a widespread slight to sharp grass frost under clear skies. Some patches of fog may well develop also. Weather News 07 April 2014 - Cherrapunji, India, Holds New Record for 48-Hour Rainfall A World Meteorological Organization (WMO) panel has concluded that Cherrapunji in India now holds the world record for two-day (48-hour) rainfall, with 2 493 millimeters (98.15 inches) recorded on 15–16 June 1995.01 April 2014 - March Weather: Variable rainfall, temperature and sunshine across the country. Rainfall was variable across the country with above average totals in parts of the West, Southwest, South and at Casement Aerodrome. Mean temperatures were mainly on or above their LTA except at some coastal stations in the West and Southwest.31 March 2014 - Meteorological Symposium The Met Society are hosting a Meteorological Symposium in NUI Galway this coming weekend with lectures/talks on Saturday, 5th April, 10am to 5pm on probing/measuring Ireland's Atmosphere. |
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