Dublin weather: 16C swing and big change on the way for Ireland in Met Eireann’s long-range forecast

Met Eireann predicts a change in the s. XVI and a great change for the country after weeks of almost uninterrupted sunshine in Ireland.

Temperatures are set to hover around mid-teens and drop to near-freezing temperatures at night.

There will be scattered drops of rain and drizzle at times over the weekend and things will start to improve again as we move forward next week.

Struggling up from 0C earlier this morning, it will be dry and sunny on Thursday, but the cloud can build up at times.

You will feel softer with maximum temperatures of 12 to 16 degrees Celsius.

Here is the long-term forecast in detail:

THURSDAY : “Dry with sunlight, although a few light rains will affect northern Ulster. After a cool start, you will feel softer in the afternoon with maximum temperatures of 12-16 degrees Celsius, the best values ​​in Munster, all in the northeast light breezes. Cold and clear after dark with minimum temperatures of 1 to 5 degrees Celsius with some late frosts. ”

FRIDAY : “Continues to be mainly dry, outside of well-dispersed rains in the north and northwest. The best of the sun will occur in the morning, but generally the afternoon and night will bring overcast skies. Maximum temperatures of 12 to 16 degrees Celsius, at light to moderate northwesterly breezes. Dry after dark under a broken cloud with minimum temperatures ranging from 2 to 5 degrees Celsius. ”

THIS WEEKEND : “A trend toward a milder climate is signaled with temperatures reaching widely in the mid-teens or later this weekend. However, it is not completely dry, with some scattered showers and occasional drizzles in Atlantic counties, and on Sunday it gets windy. ”

ADDITIONAL PERSPECTIVES: “Very mild or warm. Some rains will hit the southern half of the country on Monday, but beyond that it looks largely dry with hazy sunshine and a light breeze from south to southeast.”