No. It’ll be a grand day.
Fucking wind dried what rain fell within a few hours.
No and it’s going to get very dry this week as well. You’d take July and August dry but may and June is a disaster for most farmers.
Glorious
Seemingly an unintended consequence of the lockdown is an increased risk of legionaires disease due to this.
Won’t be going to a bar for a while I’d say. Offices won’t open until Q4 I reckon. All the air con filters etc need to be replaced.
Another sunny week ahead. 24 degrees forecast for later this week - Thursday.
I’d hazard a guess that May & June are usually drier than July & August anyways.
Last few days up to Saturday were a sudden shock to the system after all the fine weather but there was more wind than rain.
Early August is always wet, always!
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Some nice warm and sunny weather are forecast for the coming days.
Being absolutely lashed out of it on the August Bank Holiday is a time-honoured Irish tradition.
I’ve never seen an amount of sunny days like there has been in Dublin the last two months
The cycle I do annually, 9 years in a row we’ve got wet at some stage. 2012 day one and two were glorious, no other day really stands out as a brilliant summers day. Too many days pissed out of it. Last year over Molls Gap was dangerous
The humidity, or closeness, tonight is unreal. Remind you of the hour before a savage rainstorm in the Northern half of Australia
Wind picking up now in Dublin.
Buckets of rain due next week 
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No harm. It’s badly needed. The growth will be unrale.
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