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Current Forecast:

Damp and misty to begin today Monday, with scattered outbreaks of rain and drizzle, locally heavy with a risk of spot flooding. Drier and brighter intervals will increase over southern counties, gradually extending northwards, with spells of hazy sunshine developing this afternoon and evening. Top temperatures of 18 to 21 degrees Celsius but up to 23 Celsius is possible in any sunny breaks. Light to moderate southwest breezes.

Tonight

Tonight will be mild, misty and humid with rain and drizzle patches. Areas of mist and fog will be extensive on hills and coasts. Minimum temperatures will be no lower than 14 or 15 degrees Celsius in mainly light south to southeast breezes.
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11 August 2017
Public lecture: "A half-century of weather forecasting in Ireland" by Gerald Fleming
The Inaugural Tom Keane Lecture will be given by Gerald Fleming, Head of Forecasting in Met Éireann, on Tuesday September 5th in the National Botanic Gardens Dublin.

10 August 2017
Recruitment: Post-doctoral Fellowship in Met Éireann.
Met Éireann has a position available for a post-doctoral researcher as part of the EUPHEME project.

03 August 2017
Very Hot Weather Now in Southeast Europe
A cold front extending from the middle of France up through Germany is keeping much of Northwestern Europe in a showery slightly cooler than normal airstream. However, to the South of this front, a large area of high pressure that is almost stationary is bringing very hot weather to many parts of Southern and Eastern Europe at the moment.

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