Dublin Weather: Eireann’s forecast met on days when the sun returns, but a big change is coming as Irish temperatures drop to 0 ° C

Met Eireann is forecasting very sunny weather for this time of year, but there will be calm before the storm, as winter hits in the middle of next week.

Temperatures will hover around the mid-teens mark during the beginning of the week through Tuesday night, when the mercury will drop sharply to 1 ° C.

And Wednesday night will be better than that as we see our first 0C on the indicator since the beginning of the year.

Looking at the weekend, Saturday will be a bright day with spells of sunshine and scattered showers.

It will be 14 ° C for most of the day and stay dry at night with clear periods.

Haze and mist will develop on Sunday morning as the 5C at night rises to mid-teens again.

It will be a bright dry day with sunny spells with clouds increasing as the day progresses.

Met Eireann says there will be mixed weather for the rest of the week, adding that there will be “a fair amount of dry weather, with below normal rainfall in most parts and temperatures around normal or a little below. “.

This is what the rest of the week looks like:

Sunday night: “The rain will spread, with some strong gusts. Clearer conditions, mainly dry, with isolated coastal rains, will continue from the Atlantic, reaching the east and southeast coasts early Monday morning. Minimum temperatures of 6 to 10 degrees Mostly moderate winds from the south in first, turning northwest with clearing, from cool to strong on the Atlantic coasts. “

Monday: “A bright and mostly dry day, with spells of sunshine developing, but there will be a few scattered showers, mainly in the west and north. Highs 12-14 or 15 degrees, with moderate to cool winds from the northwest.”

Tuesday: “Mostly dry, with spells of sunshine, but a few scattered showers are likely to be found on the north and east coasts. Highs 11-14 degrees, with mostly moderate breezes from north to northeast. Cold and mostly dry Tuesday through at night, with lows of 1 to 5 degrees, with the risk of grass frosts, especially in the western half of the country “.

Wednesday: “Dry in most areas, with sunny periods, but some scattered showers may occur along eastern shores. Max. 12-15 degrees, mostly with light north breezes or variable breezes. Dry during the night, but cold, with lows of 0 to 4 degrees. Patches of fog and fog will develop as the winds decrease. “

End of next week: “Thursday is a mostly dry day, with spells of sunshine and light winds, but light rain and drizzle may develop along the west and southwest coasts.

“Mainly dry on Friday as well, with sunny spells and light to moderate northeast breezes. Max. Both days 12-14 degrees.”

Met Eireann added: “The outlook for the weekend is uncertain, but early indications are that more volatile conditions are developing.”