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National Forecast

24 January 2025 17:39

Today

Winds associated with Storm Eowyn will continue to ease from the south this evening, although it will remain very windy in northern areas for a time. Scattered squally showers will continue this evening, turning wintry at times with hail and lightning possible.

Tonight

Southwest to west winds will moderate tonight. Winds will decrease light southerly or variable with frost and icy patches setting in. Scattered showers will follow, especially across west and north areas, some of hail, sleet and snow, mainly confined to northwest areas later with long clear spells developing. Cold with lowest temperatures of -2 to +2 degrees.

Tomorrow

Saturday will begin cold and crisp with frost and icy patches. Early sunshine will be replaced by cloudier skies, as showery rain moves in from the Atlantic during the afternoon and early evening. Some hail is expected with isolated thunderstorms. A rather cold day with highest temperatures of 3 to 7 degrees. Southerly winds will freshen through the day too.

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