Omg....wtf

[nikole_vb3]

Omg when I was sure the spring is coming
I got a surprise and the show has arrived !!!
Seriously ?!?!

[stringfurtcool]

Remember where you are you could get snow in july in this country.

[nikole_vb3]

I have the pic too but for some reason is can't upload the pic from my phone .

[nikole_vb3]

Remember where you are you could get snow in july in this country.

Common snow in July here ?!?!!

[Deven]

Its snowing heavy here, I kind of like it

[Kassius]

Snowed for 20 mins earlier where I am, now its bright out & its all gone.

[dob]

1947 was the year of the Big Snow, the coldest and harshest winter in living memory. Long may it stay that way.[ii] Because the temperatures rarely rose above freezing point, the snows that had fallen across Ireland in January remained until the middle of March. Worse still, all subsequent snowfall in February and March simply piled on top. And there was no shortage of snow that bitter winter. Of the fifty days between January 24th and March 17th, it snowed on thirty of them.[iii]

From http://www.turtlebunbury.com/history...h_big_snow.htm

The latest I remember snow was the last week of March 1994, a big cover of the stuff in the morning, but sure it was all melted by dinner time.

[dob]

A few flakes fell here, but it melted before it hit the ground.

[funlover12]

Common snow in July here ?!?!!

no, but up to april is possible, very rare though and only higher ground on the hills

[nikole_vb3]

I like the snow but not here ! This country gets shuts down .

I remember that from my first winter here in 2010 .
Big snow ...no flight no cars were warming ......