Weather in Dublin: temperature rise in Ireland, but not before days of misery, says Met Eireann

Met Eireann has said that on Friday night, Saturday and Sunday they will see rain, rain and more rain before temperatures rise to around 20 ° C at the beginning of next week.

It will be a bit more cloudy overall this weekend with some rain and drizzle, especially on Sunday.

But this will clear up on Monday with temperatures rising to 19 ° C as the day lights up.

Looking ahead to today, there will be sunshine to start with, but the afternoon and evening will have a mix of clouds and sunny spells.

After a cold start, it will hit 15 ° C before dropping to 4 ° C tonight, but it will remain calm and cool.

This is what the next few days look like:

Friday : “It will be a cloudier day overall, although there will still be some periods of bright or sunny sunshine. There is a possibility of rare rain during the afternoon. Maximum temperatures of 14 or 15 degrees in the light breeze from the northwest.

Saturday : “The cloud will start to come out of the Atlantic from early morning, with the best bright or sunny spells in the east and early south. Mostly cloudy in the afternoon, with a slight patchy rain and developing drizzle in the west and north. Highs of 12-17 degrees in light breezes from west to southwest. Cloud conditions persist Saturday night, with only scattered patches of light rain and drizzle that continue to affect the western and northern areas, and only light rain in other areas. places. 9 degrees in a light to moderate breeze from the southwest, increasing in cool and gusting near the west and northwest coasts. ”

“Sunday It is shaping up to be a mostly cloudy and windy day throughout the west and north, with outbreaks of rain and drizzle. Further south and east; largely for much of the day with a mix of clouds and bright or sunny intervals, but patchy rain and drizzle spread here at night as well. However, any accumulation will be quite minimal in the east and south. Highs 13 to 18 degrees in moderate southwest breezes, occasionally gusting, cool to strong near the west and northwest coasts. Cloudy and foggy on Sunday night, with occasional drizzle. Minimum of 9 or 10 degrees. The southwest winds fall light at night. ”

Monday : “Probably quite cloudy and foggy to start with drizzle patches. Brightness increases as the day progresses. Maximum temperatures are 14 to 19 degrees in light moderate breezes from southwest to south.”

Additional perspectives : “The warmer conditions are reported through the middle of the week in an air flow mainly to the south. However, the exact details remain uncertain at this stage, with Ireland likely somewhere in the transition zone. between higher pressures east and south and lower pressures west and northwest. In this scenario, the greatest probability of rain will be in the western parts of the country with drier conditions that persist further east. ”