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Réamhaisnéis Náisiúnta 03 February 2012 23:08 Today Frost and icy patches over Leinster and east Ulster will clear overnight as milder weather with outbreaks of rain extends from the west preceeded by some sleet or hill snow. Temperatures rising to between 4 (east and north) and 9 (west and south) degrees. Tomorrow Scattered outbreaks of rain on Saturday, heavy at times. Highest temperatures 7 to 10 degrees. The rain will clear from the northwest during the afternoon and it will become sunny here and this clearance will spread to all parts during the evening. Fresh southerly winds will veer west to northwest with the clearance and it will turn colder. Outlook Sunday morning will be dry and bright, but it will become cloudier during the afternoon with outbreaks of rain following by Sunday evening. Highest temperatures will range 6 to 10 degrees during the middle of the day with light westerly winds. It will have become much milder by Monday with highest temperatures around 10 to 12 degrees in southerly breezes. Most of Monday will be dry and rather cloudy, but occasionally some patches of mist and drizzle or light rain will occur. Tuesday will still be mild, with the morning dry and then increasing southerly winds and thickening cloud bringing widespread rain by evening. This rain will continue through Tuesday night and the rainfall will be fairly heavy overall. A much brighter and drier day will follow on Wednesday although near the Leinster and east Ulster coast it may still be cloudy and damp up until mid-morning. Most places will be frost free for the first half of next week, but there will be a widespread severe frost next Wednesday night as temperatures fall close to freezing. Current indications suggest only light and scattered rainfall for the second half of next week with the weather dry most of the time. |
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