[PDF] Top 20 Monthly Weather Bulletin August 2006

... warm weather became re- established at the ...hottest weather on the ...highest August temperature at the station since it opened in ...for August at the station since ... See full document

... amounts were again heaviest in western areas. Winds were mainly southwesterly and were strong on several days, reaching gale force at coastal stations on the 10th, 12th and in the period 19th/20th. Temperatures were ... See full document

... Rainfall totals for the season were below normal almost everywhere and it was a particularly dry winter in the south of the country (see chart). Cork Airport’s total of 156mm represents just 39% of its normal fall for ... See full document

... It was a dry month over most of the country, but localised heavy falls on individual days brought totals above normal in a few places, while Atlantic coastal areas were generally wetter throughout the month. Totals ... See full document

... Wednesday 6th: The day was cold and breezy with scattered showers and sunny spells. Milder, wetter weather moved in from the Atlantic in the late afternoon and spread to all areas during the evening. Some thunder ... See full document

... settled weather of May of that year deteriorated in early June, ...the weather on the 5th would not be suitable, as high pressure over France and low pressure northwest of Ireland would maintain strong ... See full document

... Tuesday 11th: Rain along western coasts spread eastwards overnight and was heavy at times. The rain cleared the east coast around midday and clearer, drier weather with scattered showers and sunny spells followed ... See full document

... reported in the Dublin area in June which reported low rainfall totals due to a ‘dry spell’ between the 5th and 26th. Wettest conditions were in the Northwest in July with over 200% reported in parts. Percentage of ... See full document

... Although daytime temperatures fell slightly during the month, the weather during October was consistently mild. Mean air temperatures overall were at least one degree higher than normal at all stations and were ... See full document

... Mean temperatures were below their LTA everywhere. Deviations were greatest in the Northwest, West and Midlands. A temperature of 1.8°C below LTA was recorded at Markree, Co. Sligo, with a mean temperature of 6.8°C. Most ... See full document

... to 18 years. The longest period of observa- tions exceeded was at both Cork (Clover Hill) and Wexford Wildfowl Reserve with highest maxima of 24.3°C on August 10th and 21.8°C on September 2nd, respectively, both ... See full document

... windy weather, but also very mild ...Mean monthly values of between 15°C and 16°C generally were up to three degrees higher than normal for September; these values are even higher than those for a typical ... See full document

... Wednesday 22nd: Dull, wet weather moved in from the Atlantic early in the night and pushed quickly eastwards, reaching all parts by mid-morning. A drier spell followed on in the afternoon but further rain moved ... See full document

... Wednesday 17th: A deepening depression to the southwest moved northeastwards across the country. After a dry start, wet and windy weather moved into the southwest and moved steadily northeastwards during the day; ... See full document

... wet weather moved into the southwest and pushed up over the country during the morning and ...clearer weather with scattered showers followed on in the ... See full document

... Monthly mean wind speeds ranged from 5.7 knots (11 km/h) at Mullingar to 15.3 knots (28 km/h) at Malin Head. Gale force winds were reported on the 2nd, 17th and 27th in the North and on the 28th in the West, with ... See full document

... warmest weather of the month during the period 4th to 8th, when daytime temperatures approached 30°C in midland and western areas, especially on the 7th and ...for August since records began there in ... See full document

... moved over north Kildare, south Meath and most of Dublin city during the afternoon. By 1600UTC, both Dublin Airport and Casement Aerodrome were reporting thunderstorms with very heavy rain; further heavy rain continued ... See full document

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... After some rainfall during the first few days of August, most of the remainder of the first half of the month was dry. The month’s heaviest falls were concentrated during the second half of the month; at most ... See full document