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Explanation of new warning levels Current Forecast:Tuesday, 21 May 2013 15:50Today Bright over the south and east of the country this evening, with further sunny spells. But cloudy, misty, drizzly weather developing elsewhere, will extend to all areas overnight. Lowest temperatures 7 to 10 C., in moderate northwesterly breezes. Weather News 01 May 2013 - Monthly Weather Summary for April 2013. Cold and extremely windy at times; wet in places. All monthly mean temperatures were below average.26 March 2013 - The Status of Ireland's Climate, 2012 The EPA recently published a report on the status of Ireland's climate. With contributions from Met Éireann, the Marine Institute, Teagasc and UCC, this report brings together observational information and data for over 40 climate variables and highlights changes and trends in aspects of Irish climate across the atmospheric, oceanic and terrestrial domains. The observations presented in this report contribute to the formulation of the Essential Climate Variables (ECVs) |
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