Dublin was covered with snow in the early morning of Friday, the 5th of March. In many places, the appearance of snow this late in winter has broken historical records. Snow fell in many areas of Dublin. Locals said the last recorded snow fall was about five years ago. Many families in Dublin had to take their children to school to avoid the cold. In Galway district, snow also appeared on March 4. Temperatures dropped to -1.5 to -2 degrees Celsius
The next day, frost appeared in some districts like Dublin city as temperatures dropped to below 0 degrees Celsius.
28 year old student, Mike Todd, who is studying at the Griffith College in Dublin said “Snowflakes excite me, I want to touch that fluffy thing in my hand but don’t want to be long outside ’cause I may catch a cold. I like the shiny white thing around me”.
I love this articel, the picture is so real.
The photos was taken on my house nearby.
Interesting facts with beautiful imagery and well rounded article.
Yeh, that is a great experience.
Nice article
Thanks Daud for your time to reading this entri
As an Asian who live almost time in South East Asia country i would like to touch the snow and spending time outside. But it may not a good idea, so cold over there i guess. Hehe thank to your article and pictures, many things useful and beautiful could be seen from here
Thanks Jolene for your idea, hope you will experiment the snow soon.
Beautiful country!
Its really good writing. Living in tropical country, with me, taking an experience with snowfall makes me excited as student in in this writting was. Look forward to an future opt