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AS WE FINALLY enter into full blown winter weather we have decided to give you a quick guide to a few Irish weather phrases, so you know whether to take a jacket in the morning or not…
Monday 23 December, 2024
Monday 23 December, 2024
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A Guide to Irish Winter Weather Phrases
AS WE FINALLY enter into full blown winter weather we have decided to give you a quick guide to a few Irish weather phrases, so you know whether to take a jacket in the morning or not…
1. If it’s lashing out
You may drown.
2. A rotten day
Will have cars using the footpath.
3. A ‘bit of breeze’
Can be a struggle.
4. And a ‘soft day’ isn’t as good as it sounds
5. But when it’s down for the day
It’s down.
6. If it’s Baltic out
You have to watch your step.
7. Because when it’s ‘too cold to snow’
This can happen.
8. But at least our weather forecasters are happy, eh?
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