Saturday, 4 April 2020

March in Ireland is Becoming Colder







Latest temperature data from Met Eireann shows that March is becoming colder in Ireland when temperature records from the past four years are compared with the long term average.  This will mean longer winters as we have had in 2020 and later growing seasons.

In 2016, the EU warned that :
A warming of the climate is expected to result in an earlier start of the growing season in spring and a longer duration in autumn. The date of the last frost in spring is projected to advance by about 5–10 days by 2030 and by 10–15 days by 2050 throughout most of Europe  

Which shows how hard it is to predict the future climate. We, here in Ireland, actually experienced the opposite, prolonged winters and delays to the start of the growing season.  

1 comment:

  1. This is the 5th April 2020 and the winter has been very cold in Ireland. No one could live in a house without heating of some kind. If any good can come from the Covid 19 emergency it is to stop the waste of green hysteria and hopefully end the European Union behind it all.

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