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| Topic Started: 8 Apr 2012, 12:55 PM (3,587 Views) | |
| Audi-Tek | 8 Apr 2012, 12:55 PM Post #1 |
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Weather Forecasts for Ireland . Scroll down the list of counties, to find your county. Than click on a location in your chosen county, to find forecast ,for your area . Link ................................ http://www.weathercity.com/ie/ |
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| Audi-Tek | 23 May 2012, 12:24 AM Post #51 |
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Weather Forecast by the Irish Weather Network (IWN) Cloud and light rain in the west, drier with sun in the east. Feeling warm  Picture by Daragh McDonoughIreland lies under a warm sector after a weak warm front moved in over the country during Tuesday. Limited sunshine to the east and north east during the day with mist and drizzle affecting the south, west and into the northwest and feeling humid in most places. Cloud has broken up more over the eastern half of the country as a ridge of high pressure over the UK extends towards us while a cold front approaches the west. Wednesday will start off misty across the majority of the country. Cloud will be more broken with good sunny spells developing across the eastern half of the country during the day. Sea fog in the Irish sea may drift close to the Leinster coast at times also. In the west, a stubborn low pressure system held back in the Atlantic by the ridge of high pressure will push the cold front in over the western areas bringing light rain and drizzle with it. This front may plague the west with cloud for most of Wednesday weakening all the time so it may dry out here with some sunshine appearing later in the day. The front moves back out into the Atlantic but may return overnight on Wednesday to the far southwest for a time. Warm in the sunshine with highs of 19 to 21C best in the midlands, east and north but held back to 15 or 16C in the west with the cloud and light rain and in the far south with onshore southerly breezes with low cloud and mist. Winds later becoming south easterly. Thursday, some lingering cloud in the south west will clear with sunshine developing everywhere as high pressure starts to dominate. Winds will back more to the east at this stage but remain mostly light. The west is best with temperatures at their highest where they could reach 22 or 23C in one or two places while further to the east it will feel fresher with onshore winds holding temps along the east and south coast to 16 or 17C. Some low cloud may drift in along the coast at times too. Friday will be warm and mostly sunny but fair weather cloud will bubble up across the country. At this stage it looks as if it will be the warmest day with highs of 22 to 24C warmest in the west and northwest. A risk of heavy showers developing in Munster in the late afternoon, set off due to the high temps. Onshore winds will keep the east coast that bit fresher. The weekend looks mostly settled but the battle between low and high pressure again resumes. Saturday looks a little breezy with temps falling back a degree or two but mainly dry with sunny spells with the risk of showers once again in the southwest. Sunday may turn cloudy from the south as a weather front tries to push north but this is not certain as yet. It will still be very mild with temps above average. The UV index will be medium to high on Tuesday but Wednesday onwards it will be high. Be warned that under a veil of high cloud, sunburn is still a risk. Source and credit to 
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| skibboy | 24 May 2012, 11:49 PM Post #52 |
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National Forecast  24 May 2012 22:54 Today Staying dry tonight, with long clear spells. Fog will develop inland as well as along some coasts with little or no winds overnight. Tonight A mild night with temperatures only falling to between 9 and 12 degrees Celsius. Tomorrow Tomorrow Friday will be another warm, sunny day with long spells of sunshine. The high temperatures may produce a few thundery showers inland during the afternoon and early evening. Along the south and the east coast patches of sea fog will linger. Highest temperatures of 20 to 25 degrees, but along eastern and southern coastal fringes it will be noticeably fresher. Winds will be light and from the east, but they will freshen during the course of the day. Outlook There will be a good deal of fine weather for the next couple of days, there is the threat of rain in parts of the south and southwest and temperatures will begin to fall back to more seasonable values. It will be mild on Saturday night, with some rain pushing into the south of the country. Lowest temperatures of 10 to 13 degrees in light variable winds. There will be a good deal of dry, bright weather on Sunday with good spells of sunshine, however along the south coast it will be cloudier and cooler with highs of 15 to 17 degrees. Elsewhere temperatures will range from 20 to 22 degrees in moderate southeast breezes. Rain will affect parts of the south and southwest on Monday, but is will be light in nature. For the rest of the country the fine weather will continue, but temperatures will start to fall back to between 15 and 18 in Munster and south Leinster, and 19 and 22 elsewhere. Winds will be moderate to fresh and from the southwest. It will be a similar story on Tuesday with rain in the south and west, with highs of 14 to 19 degrees in moderate southerly breezes. The middle of next week looks like being somewhat changeable with temperatures around the average for the time of the year. |
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| skibboy | 26 May 2012, 12:35 AM Post #53 |
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National Forecast from 25 May 2012 23:05 Today Generally clear and very mild tonight just misty in places. Temperatures not falling below 10 to 15 degrees Celsius in moderate easterly breezes. Tomorrow Continuing dry with plenty of warm sunshine for Saturday, though fresh easterly winds will keep eastern and southern coasts noticeably cooler. Highest temperatures 18 to 25 degrees Celsius, warmest in the west. Late Saturday evening, cloud and rain will move into south Munster. Outlook There will be a good deal of fine weather for the next couple of days, there is the threat of rain in parts of the south and southwest and temperatures will begin to fall back to more seasonable values. It will be mild on Saturday night, with some rain pushing into the south of the country. Lowest temperatures of 10 to 13 degrees in light variable winds. There will be a good deal of dry, bright weather on Sunday with good spells of sunshine, however along the south coast it will be cloudier and cooler with highs of 15 to 17 degrees. Elsewhere temperatures will range from 20 to 22 degrees in moderate southeast breezes. Rain will affect parts of the south and southwest on Monday, but is will be light in nature. For the rest of the country the fine weather will continue, but temperatures will start to fall back to between 15 and 18 in Munster and south Leinster, and 19 and 22 elsewhere. Winds will be moderate to fresh and from the southwest. It will be a similar story on Tuesday with rain in the south and west, with highs of 14 to 19 degrees in moderate southerly breezes. The middle of next week looks like being somewhat changeable with temperatures around the average for the time of the year. |
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| skibboy | 27 May 2012, 02:03 AM Post #54 |
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National Forecast from 26 May 2012 15:57 Today Tonight will be dry in most places with clear spells leading to a few mist and fog patches as the breeze eases down. In the far Southwest of the country cloud will increase bringing a little rain, more especially near to the coast. Lowest temperatures 11 to 14 degrees. Tomorrow Tomorrow will be warm or very warm and sunny in Connacht, Ulster and most of Leinster with highest temperatures of 20 to 25 degrees. It will be cloudier in Munster and the far south of Leinster, with occasional outbreaks of rain and highest temperatures of 17 to 22 degrees. Winds will be light to moderate, mainly between Northeast and southeast. Outlook Tuesday will be another dry and sunny day with highest temperatures around 20 or 21 degrees. Light breezes through the day and fog will develop widely on Tuesday night. Wednesday will start sunny and dry, but a build-up of cloud during the morning will bring heavy thundery showers throughout the afternoon and evening. For Thursday there will be a return to fine weather and the second half of next week, including next weekend, will be dry and sunny. Highest temperatures will continue to remain around 20 or 21 degrees and the winds will be light. |
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| Audi-Tek | 27 May 2012, 10:48 PM Post #55 |
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National Forecast from 27 May 2012 16:46 Today Continuing dry, warm and sunny in many areas this evening; however, clouds in the south are causing showery outbreaks of rain at the moment and these will spread northwards into Leinster and Connacht later. Tonight Continuing rather cloudy tonight in southern counties with rain, mist or drizzle at times but dry and mostly clear elsewhere. Fog patches may form in the midlands, north and on the Irish Sea as easterly winds slacken. Mild and humid overnight; lowest temperatures 9 to 14 degrees Celsius. Tomorrow During Monday, the northern half of the country will be generally dry and clear with sunny and warm weather. The southern half will be cloudier with sunny spells and showery outbreaks of light rain, easing and clearing as day progresses. A breezy day also, and highest temperatures range 17 to 24 degrees Celsius. Outlook Tuesday will be another dry and sunny day with highest temperatures around 20 or 21 degrees. Light breezes through the day and fog will develop widely on Tuesday night. Wednesday will start sunny and dry, but a build-up of cloud during the morning will bring heavy thundery showers throughout the afternoon and evening. For Thursday there will be a return to fine weather and the second half of next week, including next weekend, will be dry and sunny. Highest temperatures will continue to remain around 20 or 21 degrees and the winds will be light. Animated 5 Day Irish Forecast ... http://www.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp MetEireann Cloudy in S with some rain, moving into parts of Connacht & Leinster later. Mild & humid tonight, lows 9 to 14 deg. 5 hours ago · MetEireann Sunburn index for tomorrow: High countrywide. 6 hours ago · reply · retweet · favorite MetEireann Pollen count for tomorrow: Low across the country. 6 hours ago |
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| Audi-Tek | 28 May 2012, 10:30 PM Post #56 |
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National Forecast from 28 May 2012 15:55 Today Largely dry this evening with a good deal of sunshine over much of the country, with just some scattered cloud. There is the risk of some light rain in the southwest as well as in northern parts of Connacht and Ulster. Southeasterly winds will be moderate, but will be fresh along southwest coasts. Tonight It will remain mostly dry tonight, but some patchy light rain will affect the southwest. Once again some coastal and sea fog will develop, especially on the Irish Sea and the south coast. Lowest temperatures tonight of 10 to 13 degrees in mainly light southerly winds. Tomorrow There will be a good deal of dry weather on Tuesday with some sunny or bright spells. Some light rain or drizzle will affect parts of the southwest and some showers will also pop up in the north of the country during the afternoon. Highest temperatures tomorrow generally of 18 to 21 degrees, but it will be cooler along coastal parts in light to moderate southerly winds. Outlook Tuesday night will be mild and mostly cloudy with outbreaks of light rain or drizzle in places. Lowest temperatures of 10 to 12 degrees. Wednesday will be cloudy across Ulster with outbreaks of rain or showers, which will be heavy at times, especially in the north of the province. It will be brighter further south with some scattered showers, a few of them heavy. There'll be a good deal of dry weather also. Highest temperatures of 17 to 20 degrees. Thursday, will bring a mix of bright spells and cloudy periods with some patchy light rain or drizzle in places and a good deal of dry weather also. Highest temperatures of 18 to 21 degrees. Winds will be light and will gradually become northerly in direction. Friday and next weekend will be mostly dry with sunny spells. Winds will be light and mainly northerly in direction. Temperatures will range from the mid teens in the north to the low twenties in the southwest. Animated 5 Day Irish Forecast ... http://www.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp MetEireann Mostly dry this evening and tonight, some light rain in SW & N. fog developing on S coasts & Irish sea overnight. Lows 10 to 13 deg. 2 hours ago MetEireann Pollen forecast for Tuesday is Low in all regions. |
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| Audi-Tek | 29 May 2012, 09:52 PM Post #57 |
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National Forecast from 29 May 2012 16:06 Today Generally cloudy this evening with some brief bright spells in the south. It will remain largely dry but some light rain or drizzle will begin to affect southern parts. Tonight The cloudy conditions will persist tonight as outbreaks of rain spread from the south to most areas. There will be widespread mist and low cloud, and it will be a mild night with lowest temperatures of 10 to 12 degrees in light southerly breezes. Tomorrow It will be another cloudy day tomorrow Wednesday with only some brief sunny spells. Scattered showers will break out mainly in the northern half of the country and some of these will be heavy and thundery in Ulster during the afternoon and early evening. Highest temperatures of 16 to 19, possibly 20 degrees with light and variable winds. Outlook Wednesday night will become mainly dry and cloud will break; with little or no wind, mist will thicken to fog in places for a time later. Thursday will be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers; however, most of the showers will be light, and many places will remain dry. Maximum temperatures will be several degrees above normal for the time of year. Friday, Saturday and Sunday will be generally dry days with variable amounts of cloud. The midwest and south of the country are likely to see the most sunshine and these areas will be warmest each day, with maximum temperatures at least a few degrees above normal for early June. Northern and northeastern counties, however, are likely to be cloudy much of the time, with the odd spot of rain, and this, along with northerly breezes, will keep temperatures no better than normal. On Bank Holiday Monday, the north and northwest of the country will likely experience spells of rain as the day goes on and it will feel particularly cool with the onshore breezes. On the other hand, the rest of the country should have a mainly dry Bank Holiday, with temperatures a few degrees above normal, and southern counties are likely to enjoy some pleasantly warm sunshine.       Animated 5 Day Irish Forecast ... http://www.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp MetEireann Cloudy conditions will persist tonight, outbreaks of rain spread from the S. Mist & low cloud will be widespread, a mild; lows 10to12C. 5 hours ago |
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| Audi-Tek | 29 May 2012, 09:58 PM Post #58 |
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Forecast Issued – May 29th 2012 Fine spell to continue... Wednesday a fly in the ointment...  TUESDAY: A largely fine day is in store, however the SW will have more in the way of cloud with some drizzle at times. Later in the afternoon, W Ulster and N Connaught will see some thundery showers develop. Highs will range from 16c to 22c in light S breezes. OVERNIGHT: Remaining rather cloudy in the SW with further outbreaks of drizzle. Elsewhere it will be clear and dry. Lows of 8c to 12c in light SW breezes. OUTLOOK: A brief interruption to the largely fine spell for Wednesday as thundery showers develop, especially over more northern regions. From Thursday onwards the weather will improve once more with good sunny spells and temperatures up-to or above normal away from windward northern and eastern coasts. The change in wind direction to the N or NE though will mean cooler nights... Source and credit to Link ............ http://irelandsweather.com/forum/index.php   
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| skibboy | 30 May 2012, 02:35 AM Post #59 |
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National Forecast from 29 May 2012 22:35 Today Mainly cloudy tonight with scattered outbreaks of rain, but overall a lot of dry weather. Some mist or fog is possible, especially along southern coasts. Mild with lowest temperatures of 11 to 13 degrees in light winds. Tomorrow Rather cloudy on Wednesday, with only some sunny spells. A lot of dry weather again though, just a few isolated showers generally. However, outbreaks of rain will occur over northern parts of the country throughout the day, with the risk of a few heavy falls later in the day in the far north. Highest temperatures of 16 to 19, possibly 20 degrees with light and variable winds. Outlook HEADLINE: Very mild at first with a lot of dry weather up to the start of the bank holiday weekend, but turning cooler and more unsettled later in the bank holiday weekend. DETAILS: THURSDAY NIGHT: Outbreaks of rain will continue for a time in the northern half of the country, further south it will stay mainly dry, but mist or fog is likely to form. Mild with lowest temperatures of 10 to 13 degrees in light variable winds. FRIDAY: Mainly dry, just the risk of some rain. Very mild or warm again in the midlands and west with afternoon temperatures 18 to 22C, but cooler in the north and east with temperatures 15 to 18C, in easterly winds. Friday night will be cool in the east and north, but milder in the west and it will stay mainly dry. BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND: Not much change expected on Saturday, still mainly dry and mild or warm, with the best of the temperatures in the southwest and west. It is likely to become cooler and more unsettled everywhere during the rest of the bank holiday weekend.   Edited by skibboy, 30 May 2012, 02:38 AM.
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| Audi-Tek | 30 May 2012, 04:39 PM Post #60 |
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National Forecast from 30 May 2012 16:14 Today Most places will remain bright and dry this evening, except for some light showers. Tonight Becoming cloudier overnight with rain spreading from the west. Lowest temperatures of 10 or 11 degrees. Tomorrow Cloudy with further rain over the northern half of the country tomorrow, but southern counties will be drier and brighter. Highest temperatures of 14 to 20 degrees, warmest in the south. Outlook HEADLINE: Very mild at first with a lot of dry weather up to the start of the bank holiday weekend, but probably turning cooler and more unsettled later in the bank holiday weekend. DETAILS: THURSDAY NIGHT: Outbreaks of rain will continue for a time in the northern half of the country, further south it will stay mainly dry, but mist or fog is likely to form. Mild with lowest temperatures of 10 to 13 degrees in light variable winds. FRIDAY: Mainly dry, just the risk of some rain. Very mild or warm again in the midlands and west with afternoon temperatures 18 to 22C, but cooler in the north and east with temperatures 15 to 18C, in easterly winds. Friday night will be cool in the east and north, but milder in the west and it will stay mainly dry. BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND: Not much change expected at first on Saturday, still mainly dry and mild or warm. However it looks like rain will develop in the southwest in the late afternoon and early evening. Highs of 17 to 21 degrees, coolest along southern and eastern coasts. It is likely to become cooler and more unsettled everywhere during the rest of the bank holiday weekend. ..... yesterdays forecast quote ..... Saturday and Sunday will be generally dry days with variable amounts of cloud. The midwest and south of the country are likely to see the most sunshine and these areas will be warmest each day, with maximum temperatures at least a few degrees above normal for early June. Northern and northeastern counties, however, are likely to be cloudy much of the time, with the odd spot of rain, and this, along with northerly breezes, will keep temperatures no better than normal. On Bank Holiday Monday, the north and northwest of the country will likely experience spells of rain as the day goes on and it will feel particularly cool with the onshore breezes. On the other hand, the rest of the country should have a mainly dry Bank Holiday, with temperatures a few degrees above normal, and southern counties are likely to enjoy some pleasantly warm sunshine. Why the big change from temperatures a few degrees above normal, and southern counties are likely to enjoy some pleasantly warm sunshine. to coolest along southern and eastern coasts. It is likely to become cooler and more unsettled everywhere during the rest of the bank holiday weekend.    Animated 5 Day Irish Forecast ... http://www.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp |
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| skibboy | 31 May 2012, 03:22 AM Post #61 |
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Have you ever wondered if they just announced bank holidays at the very last minute, perhaps the atmosphere wouldn't have time to get all the clouds and showers together? ... seems to happen here as well.  .....by M.T.CRANIUM, 29 May |
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| Audi-Tek | 31 May 2012, 08:05 AM Post #62 |
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Weather Forecast by the Irish Weather Network (IWN) Normal service resuming shortly - Gradually turning Unsettled We are moving out of the dry and warm settled spell of weather and the theme is to gradually turn unsettled over the coming days. Staying very mild at first then temperatures coming back to near average by the end of the bank holiday. Thursday Rain overnight affecting the west will spread to the northern half of the country making for a cloudy and damp start. The south will have the best of any dry weather with sunshine developing and remaining warm here with values as high as 21C or possibly 22C but feeling humid. Further north it will stay cloudy with spells of rain mostly patchy but the odd heavy burst in the north west with temperatures back to 14 to 17C. The odd bright spell later in the day is possible. Low cloud and hill fog will affect coastlines in the northern half of the country. Winds, southerly at first, later from the northeast in the north but remaining from the south to southeast in direction in southern regions. Friday The day may start damp but it will be a much brighter day with sunny spells at times. However there will be patchy light rain or drizzle almost anywhere with low cloud and mistiness around the coastlines continuing. Temperatures will range 17 to 20C and still feeling humid in most places. Winds will turn to the east during the morning and will feel that bit fresher along the east coast. The outlook for the weekend is for a decent day on Saturday before cloud and heavy rain moves onto the southwest and south coasts. Sunday looks wet over the southern half of the country with the far north staying mostly dry. Monday is to begin dry but rain moving in off the Atlantic during the day. Temperatures will range from 17 to 20C on Saturday falling back to the mid teens on Sunday and maybe a degree lower on Monday. A detailed look at the BH weekend later on Thursday evening. Source and credit to Link .............. http://irelandsweather.com/forum/index.php |
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| Audi-Tek | 31 May 2012, 09:15 PM Post #63 |
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National Forecast from 31 May 2012 15:59 Today Apart from a few brief sunny breaks in Munster and north Ulster, it'll stay overcast this evening with scattered outbreaks of drizzle and rain. Tonight It'll continue overcast tonight with further outbreaks of rain - these mainly over Ulster and Connacht. Most other areas will have good dry spells, but low cloud and mist will be extensive, with fog on south coasts. Very mild overnight with minimum temperatures of 11 to 14 degrees. Tomorrow Tomorrow Friday will be another mostly cloudy day. Apart from scattered patches of drizzle or light rain mainly across northern counties, the day will be dry. A few sunny breaks may develop across the midlands and south where it will be warm with temperatures ranging 20 to 23 degrees. Cooler in the cloudier north and west where low cloud and mist will persist, and temperatures typically 17 to 20 degrees. Light variable winds. Outlook Friday night will be mainly dry. It will be cooler in the North with temperatures dipping to 6 or 7 degrees but minimum temperatures will be closer to 12 degrees in the Southwest. Saturday will start mainly dry with some bright or sunny spells in the North. Rain will slowly spread into Southern and Western parts during the course of the day but elsewhere it should hold dry. Highest temperatures will range 17 to 21 degrees. The details for the rest of bank holiday weekend regarding rainfall look uncertain. At the moment it looks like during Saturday night the rain will spread further north to most remaining areas. Then Sunday and bank holiday Monday look like being noticeably cooler days than recently with outbreaks of rain affecting many places. Tuesday and Wednesday next also look unsettled with rain at times but temperatures recovering a little. Animated 5 Day Irish Forecast ... http://www.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp MetEireann Mostly overcast tonight with further outbreaks of rain - these mainly over Ulst, Connt and N Lein. Most other areas dry. Mins of 11-14c about.... issued approx 8pm. |
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| skibboy | 1 Jun 2012, 04:07 AM Post #64 |
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National Forecast from 31 May 2012 23:09 Today Tonight: Mild, cloudy and misty tonight with patches of rain, drizzle and fog. Temperatures not falling below 10 to 14 degrees. Light breezes or calm conditions. Tomorrow Friday: Some bright or sunny spells but overall a good deal of cloud with patches of mist, fog and drizzle. Rather warm and humid with highest temperatures 17 to 22 degrees in light breezes. Outlook Friday night will be mainly dry. It will be cooler in the North with temperatures dipping to 6 or 7 degrees but minimum temperatures will be closer to 12 degrees in the Southwest. Saturday will start mainly dry with some bright or sunny spells in the North. Rain will slowly spread into Southern and Western parts during the course of the day but elsewhere it should hold dry. Highest temperatures will range 17 to 21 degrees. The details for the rest of bank holiday weekend regarding rainfall look uncertain. At the moment it looks like during Saturday night the rain will spread further north to most remaining areas. Then Sunday and bank holiday Monday look like being noticeably cooler days than recently with outbreaks of rain affecting many places. Tuesday and Wednesday next also look unsettled with rain at times but temperatures recovering a little. |
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| Audi-Tek | 1 Jun 2012, 09:11 PM Post #65 |
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National Forecast from 01 June 2012 15:57 Today Mainly dry and mostly cloudy for the rest of the day but sunny spells in parts of Ulster. Generally warm and humid with only light breezes. Tonight will continue mainly dry and rather cloudy but rain will arrive in west Munster before morning. Lowest temperatures 6 to 12 degrees Celsius, coolest in north Ulster. Tomorrow On Saturday, rain will gradually spread through the southern half of the country, becoming persistent and locally heavy. Rain will edge further north later but much of Ulster will stay dry. Easterly winds will freshen during the day and it will feel cool with the rain. Highest temperatures 15 to 20 degrees Celsius. Outlook Saturday night: There will be further rain across Connacht, Leinster and Munster as well as fog and low cloud. Lowest temperatures 8 to 11 degrees. Cloudy and mainly dry across Ulster with just patchy drizzle and minima of 7 or 8 degrees. Moderate to fresh easterly winds making it feel quite cool. Sunday: Staying dry over Ulster and after a cloudy start here good sunny spells developing. Cloudy elsewhere during the morning with further outbreaks of rain and a risk of local spot flooding. The cloud and rain will very gradually clear away southeastwards during the afternoon and evening but not clearing the southeast until late evening. Temperatures on Sunday 13 to 16 degrees. Moderate to fresh easterly winds. Dry Sunday night and turning chilly with lowest temperatures 3 to 6 degrees. Holiday Monday: A bright, fresh day with sunny spells and dry apart from a few scattered showers. Highest temperatures 13 to 17 degrees in light to moderate northeasterly winds. Quite cool Monday night with minima of 4 to 8 degrees. Further outlook: After a bright start on Tuesday becoming wet and blustery and thereafter very unsettled for the rest of next week with the possibility of strong winds at times and even gales possible.       or or   so  Animated 5 Day Irish Forecast ... http://www.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp Edited by Audi-Tek, 1 Jun 2012, 09:14 PM.
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| Audi-Tek | 1 Jun 2012, 09:25 PM Post #66 |
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Holiday weekend weather updated Holiday weekend weather - Rain for most, then drier and turning cooler. In Brief An update to the holiday weekend weather. Over the last few days, the models are having trouble with the rainfall intensity and how far north the rain goes. This is due to Low pressure moving up from the south battling against an area of high pressure centered over Iceland. The associated weather fronts from the low will slow down in their progress north across the country during Saturday and may never reach the far north of the country with places in Ulster possibly staying dry but this could all change on later runs. Rain sometimes heavy will affect Munster, Leinster and Connaught with potential of spot flooding in places as the rain persists. The rain should clear away to the southeast with drier and much cooler weather following on Sunday from the north. Monday will have a mixture of bright spells and showers mainly affecting the northern half of the country and feeling cool still. Another band of rain that was due to cross the country during Monday may hold off until after dark. Nights will be cold also. In Detail Saturday The day will start off cloudy over southern areas but cloud more broken with some sunshine across the northern half. Rain looks like arriving onto the Cork and Kerry coasts around 7am. This rain will gradually move into the rest of Munster during the morning and right along the south coast. At this stage the rain turns heavy over Munster and spreads into much of Leinster and Connaught during the afternoon where it will be light and patchy at first but a heavy pulse of rain later in the evening again moves north and stalls across the middle of the country. At the moment, 25 to 35mm is possible in the southwest by the end of the day with totals creeping up right across the middle of the country with spot flooding. This rain may only be light and patchy over Ulster and it could even stay dry in places here. In the late evening, drier weather moves into the southwest. A cool day with highs of just 13 to 17C with winds mainly easterly in direction and breezy. Temperatures will range from 4 to 8C overnight. Low cloud and hill fog will develop around the south, east and west coasts. Sunday Rain still affecting much of Leinster and Connaught will gradually move away to the south east during the afternoon but it may stay overcast and damp right into the evening in the southeast. The rain persisting from overnight on Saturday will leave some spot flooding in places. Brighter weather over the north will move south during the day so it looks like a bright but cool end to the day in the northern half on Sunday. Highest temperatures of 13 to 15C with winds now coming in from the east to northeast. A cold night on Sunday with lows of 3 to 7C under any clear skies with mist and fog forming. Monday Monday will be the best day with a good deal of bright weather. Showers will build over Ulster and spread into N Leinster and Connaught with the south holding onto dry and bright weather. Still feeling cool with temperatures around the low to mid teens with winds from a north east direction. More general cloud will develop in the southwest during the evening with rain after dark. Forecast issued at 1730 June 1st Source and credit to Link ............... http://irelandsweather.com/forum/index.php |
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| Audi-Tek | 2 Jun 2012, 08:16 PM Post #67 |
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National Forecast from 02 June 2012 16:29 Today Outbreaks of rain will affect much of the country for the rest of today. The rain will be heavy and persistent over the west, south and midlands, and later this evening also over the east, resulting in localised flooding. Much of Ulster will stay dry for the rest of the day though. Moderate, easterly winds will freshen this evening along eastern and northern coasts. Tonight Tonight will be wet in most places, though northern parts of Ulster will escape the rain and stay dry. The rain will be persistent and heavy and further spot flooding is likely. East or northeast winds will be moderate to fresh and lowest temperatures will range 8 to 13 degrees, coolest in the north and mildest in the southwest. Tomorrow Starting off wet in many areas on Sunday, but the rain will tend to pull away southeastwards during the afternoon and evening with drier, brighter conditions extending from the northwest. A cool day, with afternoon temperatures of just 10 to 13 degrees Celsius. Fresh northeast winds will moderate somewhat later in the afternoon. Outlook SUNDAY NIGHT: Mostly dry, but rather chilly with long clear spells. Lowest temperatures 4 to 8 degrees, coolest inland. Some mist and fog also, with light variable breezes. HOLIDAY MONDAY: Generally dry, bright and fresh, with good sunny spells and just well scattered showers - most likely in the east. Highest temperatures 13 to 17 degrees Celsius, in light to moderate northeasterly winds. Coolest values along eastern and northern margins, with highest values over north Munster and south Connacht. Heavy rain developing from the southwest later in the night. TUESDAY: A dull, overcast day, with overnight rain extending northeastwards. Mist and low cloud also. However the rain will ease off later in the day, with a clearance across much of the southern half of the country by evening. Rather windy at times along eastern counties. Highest temperatures will range from a cool 12 degrees Celsius in the north, to a milder 19 degrees Celsius over the south midlands. WEDNESDAY: Good sunny spells but heavy possibly thundery showers too, merging to give some longer spells of rain in parts, especially over Munster. Highest temperatures 14 to 17 degrees Celsius, with moderate southwest winds. Animated 5 Day Irish Forecast ... http://www.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp Latest Met Eireann Tweets MetEireann Rain gen, but much of Ulster will be dry. Spot flooding in parts of Muns & Lein. Heavy rain tonight with local flooding. Easing on Sunday. 2 hours ago · MetEireann Pollen Forecast for Sunday: low in all areas. 4 hours ago · MetEireann Sunburn Index for Sunday:because of widespread rain this will not be a problem but in the extreme South & extreme North high in any sunshine |
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| Audi-Tek | 2 Jun 2012, 08:23 PM Post #68 |
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Weather warnings: Ireland . Weather warnings: Connacht valid from 02.06.2012 12:03 CET Until 03.06.2012 12:59 CET Rain Awareness Level: Yellow "the heaviest rain es expected to be in southern parts." Weather warnings: Leinster valid from 02.06.2012 12:03 CET Until 03.06.2012 18:59 CET Rain Awareness Level: Orange "rain becoming heavy and persistent with local flooding" Weather warnings: Munster valid from 02.06.2012 12:03 CET Until 03.06.2012 18:59 CET Rain Awareness Level: Orange "rain becoming heavy and persistent with local flooding" Source ................ http://www.meteoalarm.eu/index2.php?country=IE&day=0&lang= |
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| skibboy | 3 Jun 2012, 03:52 AM Post #69 |
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National Forecast from 02 June 2012 22:28 Today Tonight will be wet in most places, though northern parts of Ulster will escape the rain and stay dry. The rain will be persistent and heavy and flooding is likely, especially in west Munster. East or northeast winds will be moderate to fresh and lowest temperatures will range 8 to 11 degrees, coolest in the north and mildest in the southwest. Tomorrow It will start out wet in many areas tomorrow, but the rain will clear away southeastwards during the afternoon and evening with drier, brighter conditions developing. It will be a cool day, with afternoon temperatures of just 12 to 14 degrees. Fresh northeast winds will moderate later in the afternoon. Outlook The southwest and west will see rain early Monday night and that rain will slowly extend northeastwards over the country in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Temperatures overnight will fall to between 7 and 9 degrees and light southerly winds will become moderate southeasterly by morning. Tuesday then will start out dull and overcast with rain affecting most areas. There'll be some mist and low cloud also and the rain will only ease off late in the day, with a clearance across much of the southern half of the country in the evening. It will be rather windy at times along eastern counties and highest temperatures will range from a cool 12 degrees in the north, to a milder 18 degrees in the south. The unsettled rainy weather will continue through the outlook period. There'll be some good sunny spells on Wednesday but there'll be heavy possibly thundery showers too, merging to give some longer spells of rain in parts. Temperatures will be around normal for the time of year, between 15 and 17 degrees with moderate southwest winds. Thursday will see further heavy and persistent rain with possible flooding in places and moderate to fresh southerly winds. The further outlook through the weekend is for somewhat drier weather after an unsettled start. |
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| Audi-Tek | 3 Jun 2012, 07:43 PM Post #70 |
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National Forecast from 03 June 2012 16:20 Today Outbreaks of rain across the southeast and south of the country will clear and it will become mainly dry this evening, though it will stay cloudy. Moderate to fresh northeast winds will ease as well. Tonight Cloud will break tonight and it will turn cool with lowest temperatures of 5 to 8 degrees in light variable winds. Tomorrow Mainly dry and bright tomorrow with sunny spells, just the risk of an isolated shower during the day. Rain will reach the southwest in the late afternoon or evening. Highest temperatures of 13 to 16 degrees, mildest in the west. Winds will be light, from an easterly direction. Outlook The southwest and west will see rain early Monday night and that rain will slowly extend northeastwards over the country in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Temperatures overnight will fall to between 7 and 9 degrees and light southerly winds will become moderate southeasterly by morning. Tuesday then will start out dull and overcast with rain affecting most areas. There'll be some mist and low cloud also and the rain will only ease off late in the day, with a clearance across much of the southern half of the country in the evening. It will be rather windy at times along eastern counties and highest temperatures will range from a cool 12 degrees in the north, to a milder 18 degrees in the south. The unsettled rainy weather will continue through the outlook period. There'll be some good sunny spells on Wednesday but there'll be heavy possibly thundery showers too, merging to give some longer spells of rain in parts. Temperatures will be around normal for the time of year, between 15 and 17 degrees with moderate southwest winds. Thursday will see further heavy and persistent rain with possible flooding in places and moderate to fresh southerly winds. The further outlook through the weekend is for somewhat drier weather after an unsettled start. Animated 5 Day Irish Forecast ... http://www.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp Met Éireann latest tweets. MetEireann Outbreaks of rain over SE & S of country will clear. Mainly dry this evening, but staying cloudy. Cool tonight as cloud breaks, Lows 5-8C. 2 hours ago MetEireann Pollen forecast for all areas on Monday: Low 2 hours ago · MetEireann Sunburn index for all areas on Monday: High in any sunshine. See http://www.met.ie/forecasts/uvindex.asp |
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| Audi-Tek | 4 Jun 2012, 10:15 PM Post #71 |
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National Forecast from 04 June 2012 15:45 Today Continuing mainly dry with sunny spells this evening but outbreaks of rain will develop later in the southwest. Tonight, rain in the southwest will spread to most other places but much of Ulster will remain dry until morning. Moderate, southeasterly winds will develop overnight and lowest temperatures will range 7 to 10 degrees Celsius. Tomorrow Widespread rain for a time Tuesday morning but a clearance to sunny intervals and showers will extend northeastwards during the afternoon and evening. Becoming rather humid as moderate southeast winds veer southwest to west. Highest afternoon temperatures 13 to 18 degrees Celsius, warmest in the south. Outlook There'll be some good sunny spells on Wednesday but there'll be heavy and thundery showers also, becoming widespread and possibly prolonged at times. Temperatures will be around normal for the time of year, between 15 and 17 degrees with light south to southwest winds. Showers will largely die out on Wednesday night and it will become dry for a time with some mist and fog patches forming. Later in the night and during Thursday it looks like rain will become widespread from the South and will become heavy and persistent with some flooding likely in places. It will become breezy also with fresh South to Southeast winds. Highest temperatures will range 13 to 17 degrees. Friday looks unsettled also with fresh West to Northwest winds bringing in showery and rather cool conditions. At the moment Saturday and much of Sunday looks to be drier with some sunny spells, though some rain looks set to move into Western areas again later Sunday. Daytime temperatures over the weekend will be around 14 to 17 degrees and nights will be cool. Animated 5 Day Irish Forecast ... http://www.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp Met Éireann latest tweets. MetEireann Rain over Mun & Conn tonight; Lows 7 to 10 degrees. Rain spreading to all places tomorrow morning clearing laterin the day Highs 13 to 17 about 1 hour ago · MetEireann Widespread rain for a time Tue morning but a clearance to sunny intervals / showers will extend NE'wards during the afternoon and evening. 2 hours ago |
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| Audi-Tek | 5 Jun 2012, 10:38 PM Post #72 |
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National Forecast 05 June 2012 16:18 from Today Outbreaks of rain affecting mainly Ulster and parts of north Leinster will become confined to the far north this evening leaving most other areas dry apart from isolated showers. Tonight Rain in the far north will die out overnight, otherwise apart from well scattered showers near south coasts, tonight will be mostly dry with clear spells developing. However it will turn misty with some fog patches forming inland as winds fall light. It'll be a mild night. Lowest temperatures will range 7 to 10 degrees. Tomorrow Tomorrow Wednesday will be a bright day with a mix of cloudy and sunny spells. Showers affecting southern counties during the morning will be more widespread by afternoon. Some heavy and locally thundery showers will occur during the late afternoon and evening - especially across Munster and Leinster. Then rain will reach the far south before nightfall. Winds will be light and variable. Highest temperatures of 15 to 18 degrees Celsius - mildest in the south. Outlook Thursday will be a wet day with spells of heavy persistent rain throughout the day. And it will also be fairly windy with strong southeasterly winds. There wont be any real clearance on Thursday night either, although the intensity of the rain will be reduced. However it will be followed by a very showery day on Friday, and the rainfall amounts through both Thursday and Friday will be typically 20 to 30mm. Saturday will also be showery, although overall not as wet as previous days, with Munster and south-Leinster being almost dry. There will be a lot of dry weather on Sunday and Monday, although isolated showers will also occur. And the showery weather will continue into mid-week also. Highest temperatures over the weekend and early days of next week will be typically around 15 to 17 degrees. Animated 5 Day Irish Forecast ... http://www.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp |
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| Audi-Tek | 6 Jun 2012, 01:39 AM Post #73 |
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Weather Forecast by the Irish Weather Network (IWN) Showery Wednesday, Washout on Thursday In Brief It will remain unsettled for the remainder of the working week as low pressure dominates the atmosphere with a showery day on Wednesday, heavy persistent rain with strong winds on Thursday followed by a blustery, cool and showery day for Friday. Not good reading for the first week of Summer. In Detail Wednesday will begin on a misty and foggy note with mostly cloudy skies. The sun will make an appearance during the morning but this will only bubble up cloud quickly. Showers will break out during the morning over Munster and these showers will become widespread through the afternoon with some downpours in places and the risk of isolated thunderstorms developing with all areas at risk. The winds will be mostly light so showers will be slow moving with winds freshening offshore in the south east during the afternoon. Temperatures will range 15 to 17C. Showers die away over the southern half of the country as more general cloud develops with rain after dark. This rain will become heavy in parts of Munster before the night is out with winds strengthening from a southerly direction. Thursday A wet start to the day over southern areas as an active system moves in from the southwest. Persistent and sometimes heavy rain will sweep countrywide as the day wears on with strong to gale force southerly winds. There is a risk of flooding once again from this next system with Munster bearing the brunt with high totals between 25 to 50mm again possible. These Atlantic fronts move into Leinster and Connaught during the morning and up into Ulster with 20 to 30mm in these provinces. Higher totals as ever over the mountains. Temperatures will be down again with 11 to 13C at best. This low pressure is not moving very far and the rain will persist for much of Thursday even into the overnight period but intensities will drop by then. A clearance moving into the west overnight into Friday morning with some showers following in here. Winds will back into the west to northwest and remain blustery. Forecast issued at 2200 June 5th ... Source and credit to Link .......... http://irelandsweather.com/forum/index.php |
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| Audi-Tek | 6 Jun 2012, 07:42 PM Post #74 |
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National Forecast from 06 June 2012 16:21 Today Breezy with widespread showers this evening, occasionally heavy and thundery, and bright or sunny breaks in-between. Mainly light breezes will become variable this evening. Tonight Outbreaks of rain and drizzle in the southwest later will bring heavy and persistent rain to Munster and Leinster and adjoining areas during the night, with a risk of flooding. Lowest temperatures of 7 to 11 degrees Celsius. Light to moderate and gusty, southeast or variable winds developing overnight. Tomorrow The heavy and persistent rain will quickly become widespread on Thursday and it will become rather windy also with moderate or fresh and gusty east to northeast winds. There is a risk of some damaging gusts occuring in the southwest later Thursday. Very heavy and persistent falls of rain are likely to lead to flooding. The rain is expected to be heaviest in the west and southwest; and persist in most places into Friday. Highest temperatures tomorrow of 12 to 15 degrees Celsius. Outlook There will be further heavy falls on Thursday night with a continuing risk of flooding. Lows of 9 to 11 degrees in moderate to fresh northerly winds. The heavy rain will continue on Friday with yet more substantial falls likely during the morning and the afternoon. There will be a clearance during the late afternoon and evening as the rain moves away to the east. The rain will keep the temperatures down, with highs of only 12 to 15 degrees in fresh northwest winds. Friday night will be dry and chilly with lows of 6 to 9 degrees. On Saturday there will be a good deal of dry weather with the risk of an isolated shower, but some sunny spells too. Temperatures will climb to between 14 and 17 degrees. Then on Saturday night, rain will spread into the southwest and will spread to all parts during Sunday. Once again temperatures will take a tumble on Sunday only ranging from 12 to 16 degrees in moderate to fresh easterly winds. At present it looks like the unsettled weather will continue into the start of next week. Animated 5 Day Irish Forecast ... http://www.met.ie/forecasts/5day-ireland.asp Met Éireann latest tweet MetEireann Widespread showers this evening, some heavy & thundery. Heavy & persistent rain will spread into Munster overnight. Lows of 8to11C. 2 hours ago |
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| Audi-Tek | 6 Jun 2012, 07:49 PM Post #75 |
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Weather warnings: Ireland Weather warnings: Connacht valid from 07.06.2012 00:01 CET Until 07.06.2012 23:59 CET Rain Awareness Level: Orange "Total rainfall between 40 and 60 mm over 24 hours on Thursday." Weather warnings: Leinster valid from 07.06.2012 00:01 CET Until 07.06.2012 23:59 CET Rain Awareness Level: Yellow "Rainfall totals of 30 to 50 mm over 24 hours on Thursday." Weather warnings: Munster valid from 07.06.2012 00:01 CET Until 07.06.2012 23:59 CET Rain Awareness Level: Orange "Total rainfall between 40 and 60 mm over 24 hours on Thursday." Weather warnings: Ulster_Cavan-Monaghan valid from 07.06.2012 00:01 CET Until 07.06.2012 23:59 CET Rain Awareness Level: Yellow "Rainfall totals of 30 to 50 mm over 24 hours on Thursday." Weather warnings: Ulster_Donegal valid from 07.06.2012 00:01 CET Until 07.06.2012 23:59 CET Rain Awareness Level: Yellow "Rainfall totals of 30 to 50 mm over 24 hours on Thursday." Source ............... http://www.meteoalarm.eu/index2.php?country=IE&day=1&lang= Edited by Audi-Tek, 7 Jun 2012, 01:25 AM.
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