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National Forecast 06 September 2010 11:17 Today There will be further heavy, thundery rain or showers today in Leinster, Connacht and Ulster. It will be brighter in Munster, with some sunny spells; however there will be thundery showers at times here too this afternoon. There is also the continuing risk of local flooding. Later today the clearance in the southwest of the country will extend to parts of Connacht and south Leinster. Highest temperatures today will be between 15 and 18 degrees. TonightThe heavy rain will persist over much of Ulster tonight, elsewhere it will be generally dry, with just a few showers in parts. There will be clear spells developing overnight and patches of mist and fog will form. Lowest temperatures will fall to between 8 and 12 degrees. Tomorrow There will be some sunny spells tomorrow, Tuesday however it will be mostly cloudy with more showers, some of these will be heavy and thundery in places. Highest temperatures will climb to between 14 and 17 degrees in light to moderate southwesterly winds. Outlook Outlook is for unsettled and changeable weather:Bright on Wednesday with sunny spells and showers becoming widespread during the day and the danger of some thundery downpours. Bright for much of Thursday also with sunny spells and scattered showers but the showers not as heavy as previous days. However cloud will thicken and rain will become widespread Thursday night and for Friday morning with heavy falls in places. The rain will clear to brighter showery conditions Friday afternoon. |
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