Here's all of the entries I've received for the UK winter minimum temp forecast contest 2025-26. There has been 75 entries with a consensus average of -18.0C. No ridiculous -30s this time 🤣 Winner(s) announced in March/April 2026.

Wonderful sunset this evening at the Bull Wall, Clontarf.

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Very colourful sky at Portmarnock this morning.

Unbelievable morning sky at Portmarnock.

An hour until sunrise and already some colour.

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More of sunset in Dublin Bay this evening.

Lovely sunset in Dublin this evening.

It amazes me how people can come up with so many bad ideas and they get implemented. The Met Office weather app new layout, the Twitter encrypted chats, the Call of Duty Hulu interface with MWII etc.

Mildest December days on Irish record since 1940 02 Dec 1948 18.1C 09 Dec 2025 17.2C 01 Dec 1948 17.2C 07 Dec 2016 17.1C 12 Dec 2013 16.8C 11 Dec 1994 16.7C 18 Dec 2015 16.6C 02 Dec 1985 16.6C 14 Dec 1998 16.6C 01 Dec 1985 16.5C 29 Dec 2019 16.5C

The final Phoenix Park max yesterday was 17.2C, a new record for December beating its 17.1C from December 1948. Records go back to 1881.

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Clontarf seafront getting submerged by the high tide with Poolbeg Chimneys in the background.

These Twitter comments that give out about you reporting on the weather are just silly. "Yeah it's happened tons of times before". Like stfu, I'm not insinuating otherwise, I'm just reporting what is happening.

The combination of the wind gusts, the wind direction and the recent perigee full moon spring tides led to some of the highest tides I had seen in a while in Dublin. That makes it stand out to me whereas the wind numbers weren't particularly noteworthy.

However, that's not to say that Bram was a non-event. This does not say anything about tides, trees that fell down, sustained winds, localised gusts not picked up by the limited range of stations and so on.

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As far as wind gusts at Irish stations go, #StormBram was a bit of a damp squib. No really high gusts. Sherkin Island peak gust of 119 km/h and Roches Point had a 10-minute mean wind speed of 83 km/h. Storm Amy in October was an overall stronger storm.

Storm Bram high tide hitting Clontarf seafront this afternoon. #stormbram #dublin #ireland

High tide approaching and now sea water getting on Clontarf Road. #StormBram

#StormBram high tide in the next hour at Clontarf.

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Its December record is 17.1C from 2nd December 1948.