Weather Forecast for Coumfea West (Comeragh Mts) at260m altitude
Issued: 12 am 14 Jun 2026 (local time)
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Coumfea West (Comeragh Mts)at 260 m altitude
Issued by Snow-Forecast.com at:12 am (local time) / 14 Jun 2026
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Next 4 days weather summary:
Some drizzle, heaviest during Tue afternoon. Very mild (max 17°C on Mon afternoon, min 9°C on Sun night). Wind will be generally light.
Days 5-7 weather summary:
Heavy rain (total 28.0mm), heaviest during Thu night. Very mild (max 17°C on Wed afternoon, min 10°C on Wed night). Winds increasing (light winds from the SSW on Tue night, fresh winds from the S by Thu night).
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Comeragh mountains are an isolated massif surrounded by agricultural land in County Waterford, South East Ireland. The total area enclosed by the Comeraghs above 200 metres is approximately 195 kilometres. The range rises abruptly on the seaward side, reaching a height of 792 metres on the plateau. The slopes roll down much more gently to the lowlands on the western side of the range which, in turn, although a seldom occurance when conditions are favourable the western slopes, are the most suitable for skiing/boarding and sledding.
Reference; A Guide to the Comeragh Mountains by Declan McGrath,Intacta Print Ltd.
Comeragh mountains are an isolated massif surrounded by agricultural land in County Waterford, South East Ireland. The total area enclosed by the Comeraghs above 200 metres is approximately 195 kilometres. The range rises abruptly on the seaward side, reaching a height of 792 metres on the plateau. The slopes roll down much more gently to the lowlands on the western side of the range which, in turn, although a seldom occurance when conditions are favourable the western slopes, are the most suitable for skiing/boarding and sledding.
Reference; A Guide to the Comeragh Mountains by Declan McGrath,Intacta Print Ltd.
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