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Current Forecast:

Becoming blustery today with showers possibly merging to longer spells of thundery rain. The heaviest of the showers are likely across the west and northwest to begin, moving eastwards in turn through the late morning and afternoon. Some of the downpours will lead to spot flooding. Bright sunny spells will occur too though with the best of these in the east to begin and later in the west, that's as the showers clear into the Irish Sea. Feeling fresh with highest temperatures ranging 15 to 17 degrees Celsius. West to northwest breezes will increase fresh and gusty, especially around showers and coastal areas.

Tonight

Showers will be just well scattered tonight, with a lot of dry weather developing under broken cloud. Lowest temperatures 9 to 12 degrees Celsius. Northwest winds will remain quite brisk.
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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.

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