What was the coldest temperature in Ireland in 2010?

What was the coldest temperature in Ireland in 2010?

25 December 2010 was also the coldest Christmas Day since 1830, with a CET of −5.9 °C (21.4 °F). The Republic of Ireland’s lowest-ever December temperature on record was also recorded on Christmas Day, at −17.5 °C (0.5 °F) at Straide, County Mayo.

When was the beast from the East in Ireland?

22 February 2018
Anticyclone Hartmut (dubbed the Beast from the East (Irish: An Torathar ón Oirthear)) was a storm that began on 22 February 2018, and brought a cold wave to Great Britain and Ireland. Anticyclone Hartmut also brought widespread unusually low temperatures and heavy snowfall to large areas.

When was the coldest winter in Ireland?

1963
An icy image of the River Blackwater near Kanturk during the big freeze two years ago. – The winter of 1963 was the coldest of the 20th century, the forecaster said, as a large Scandinavian anticyclone brought easterly winds over Ireland.

What was the highest temperature in Ireland in 2010?

Temperatures (°C)

	JAN	DEC
Highest Shaded Air	18.5°C Dublin (Glasnevin) 10th 1998	18.1°C Dublin (Peamount) 2nd 1948
Lowest Shaded Air	-19.1°C Sligo (Markree) 16th 1881	-17.5°C Mayo (Straide) 25th 2010

When was the last white Christmas in Ireland?

Ireland’s last white Christmas in 2010 ranked as one of the most spectacular with up to 27cm of snow.

When was the big freeze in Ireland?

The Great Freeze 1739-40. In December 1739 an extremely violent storm hit Ireland. This was followed by a dramatic drop in temperature.

Will the beast return East 2021?

The Beast from the East is set to return for 2021 as early as this weekend, according to weather forecasters who are predicting heavy blizzards of snow in Yorkshire and across much of the UK.

Will we get a Beast from the East in 2021?

FORECASTERS are predicting a new Beast from the East could hit the country from next week. Forecasters said high pressure will start to build to the north of Europe over the weekend. …