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National Forecast


11 March 2010 16:25

Today

Tonight won't be as cold as recent nights, with many parts of the country staying frost-free. Lowest temperatures will range 0 to + 5 C, coldest in the south. Ulster, Connacht and north Leinster will be generally cloudy at first, with scattered light showers or patches of rain moving southwards during the evening or night - but will become clearer and mainly dry from the north overnight, with just a few isolated coastal showers, and with a slight frost towards dawn in some inland areas. Munster and south Leinster will stay largely or completely dry overnight, just perhaps a little rain later - with widespread clear skies at first and a sharp frost in places, but with cloudier weather extending southwards to most parts as the night goes on and frost largely clearing.


Tomorrow

Tomorrow there will be a mix of cloud and sunny spells, and it will be dry for much or all of the day - however, scattered (mostly light) showers will occur also. Temperatures will reach 8 to 11 C generally, perhaps 12 C along the south coast.

Outlook

Friday night will be dry with variable cloud, light northwest breezes and it will turn rather cold; slight to sharp ground frost will develop widely inland. Saturday and Sunday will both continue mostly dry with varying amounts of cloud; however, a few light showers may affect coastal districts of the north and northwest. Winds will be light to moderate, west to southwest, over the weekend and temperatures by day will be near normal for mid-March; however, nights will still be rather cool, with frost in places where skies are clear. Mainly dry conditions are likely to persist on Monday next, with variable cloud and a similar temperature regime both day and night; light to moderate winds will slowly back from southwest to south.
 

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