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National Forecast 03 September 2010 15:56 Today Staying dry and warm with further spells of sunshine this evening, but rather it'll stay cloudy near south and west coasts, with patchy drizzle or light rain near the west coast. TonightStaying dry in most areas early tonight, but rain will spread into much of Munster and Connacht before morning. Temperatures will fall no lower than 11 to 14 degrees along with a freshening southeast breeze and hill mist. Tomorrow Rain will spread east to all parts during Saturday morning. While recurring outbreaks are expected through Leinster and Ulster during the afternoon and evening, a clearance will have followed into western counties by then with bright or sunny periods developing there. Highest temperatures will range 17 to 22 degrees. Moderate or fresh southeast winds will ease light and veer southwest. Outlook The weather will become very changeable and unsettled next week, with some heavy and possibly thundery rain or showers at times. Sunday : Many areas will be mostly or completely dry, with a little hazy sunshine, but a little showery rain may occur in places, turning heavier along west and southwest coasts later. Still quite warm and humid. Max. 17 to 21 C, with moderate southeasterly breezes. On Sunday night, rain will become widespread, the rain turning heavy in many areas, with a risk of thundery bursts. Windy also, with fresh southeast winds. On Monday, all areas will have occasional rain, with a continuing risk of heavy and thundery falls, but brighter more showery weather will develop in the west and southwest. Max. 15 to 19 C, in a moderate breeze, between southeast and southwest in direction. Changeable and unsettled from Tuesday onwards. |
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