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    L’Irlanda ha avuto il 111% delle precipitazioni invernali medie a lungo termine

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    1. BazingaQQ on

      Is the maths correct there? Sounds like only about 11% higher than normal.

    2. North_Stranded on

      Me and Mrs Strand couldn’t take it any more so splashed out and fecked off to Costa Rica for 3 weeks. The joy of being DINKs. Just woke up in a place called La Fortuna. It’s raining here in the mountains tbf but it always rains here, before this we had a week on the Pacific surfing in beautiful sun with idyllic views. Pura Vida everyone, I really don’t want to come home, the weather had really been getting me down this year.

    3. IntentionFalse8822 on

      Well it the last few months have only been slightly above average I’d hate to see a really wet period.

    4. Life-Leadership-4108 on

      We’re also the only country where the temperature hasn’t risen

    6. GerKoll on

      I bet we will beat that this spring….if not rain then lower temperature, mark my words…..

    8. Clear-Aspect-6803 on

      I think the lower than expected number is because:

      While the east had double or more their long term average rainfall in January and February, the rest of the country had about average. And most of the rain falls in the rest of the country – Knock airport had an average amount of rain for January, which was the same amount as in Dublin airport in January. December is also bringing the average down.

      Not to minimise the impact it had on the east – the same amount of rain has different impact in different places.

    9. Important-Messages on

      Feels much more than this, far too much of the Gulfstream.

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