Charts for snow in Carlow
21/11/2018
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21/11/2018
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Charts for snow in Carlow
Some good news
Waterford weather to turn bitterly cold this week
Forecaster warns of 'increasing risk of snow'
It'll be mixed during the midweek period in particular as showery weather is expected
Weather charts for November 20 (Source: Carlow Weather)
Weather charts for November 18 (Credit: Carlow Weather)
Longer range models still showing high pressure building out to our Northeast (Source: Carlow Weather)
Here comes the high (Source: Carlow Weather)
Forecaster predicts 'prolonged cold spell' of weather
Here comes the rain (Source: Met Éireann)
Winds will pick up again Sunday
Looks like up to 15mm of rain could fall in Carlow on Friday
Brace yoursevles!
Forecaster says first White Christmas since 2010 is possible this year
Week ahead looks to be 'worse' too
Five counties were included in the warning
Met Eireann weather
Bouts of strong winds are likely
A risk of heavy rain
Photos above the fog over Carlow Town on Thursday morning (Credit: www.carlowweather.com)
Carlow residents be advised
Only a breeze sure
Storm Deirdre to hit Ireland later this week - forecaster warns
The projected path of Hurricane Oscar (Source: Carlow Weather)
Wrap-up warm if you're in Carlow
Credit: Alan O'Reilly, www.carlowweather.com
Warning of icy roads as country braces for weekend freeze
A picture of the stolen engagement ring
Borris Gardaí are investigating
Anyone with information can contact Carlow Gardaí on 059 913 6620
Can you help the Gardaí?
It's the top ring in this picture
Lots to do for all the family
Rachel Mulhall pictured with, from left: John Trehy, Deputy Head of Lifelong Learning; Judy Murphy, Career Guidance Officer and Larry Banville, Programme Director, MSc SCM
Central Government funding of local government is a 'complex matter'
Michael McDonagh, the missing teenager
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