Good and bad news! Good- Oil prices are down even more. 200L £89 300L £119 500L £183 Bad- Weather is about to turn nasty. Heres a quick summary of the next fews days from Irish Weather online:- TONIGHT into THURSDAY MORNING will be very stormy, especially in Connacht, west Ulster and parts of west Munster. Winds will veer to westerly and after a brief temporary lull, they will increase to 90-130 km/hr for most counties and 110-150 km/hr in more exposed coastal regions. Some moderate damage is possible, and despite the neap tides (we are halfway from full moon to new moon) some shoreline encroachment particularly around Galway Bay and Donegal Bay. Temperatures steady 2-4 C west, 4-6 C east. Squally showers may start to mix with snow especially over higher inland parts of west Munster which will be colder than other regions by late overnight hours. THURSDAY ... Very strong winds slowly abating to NW 50-80 km/hr but remaining intense over the north past mid-day (WNW 100-140 km/hr there) with passing squalls of rain, hail, sleet or snow, and some thunder. Temperatures steady around 4-5 C except for a few colder areas in higher parts of west Munster (1-3 C). About 5 mm additional moisture expected. FRIDAY to SUNDAY will be cold or very cold with passing wintry showers, some accumulations of snow mainly on higher terrain, and temperatures between -2 C at night and +4 C daytimes. Moderate northwest winds will sometimes become stronger and gust to 100 km/hr but more frequently they will be in the 40-70 km/hr range. MONDAY could see a significant snowfall (that might start Sunday afternoon or evening) with any rain confined to most temperate parts of southwest. This is rather uncertain at present but there is potential for 5-10 cm snowfalls. Temperatures might be fairly close to zero C with that although 4-7 C in parts of the southwest. To place an order phone 02844616111 or online @ strangfordfuels
Posted on: Wed, 14 Jan 2015 10:40:57 +0000
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