Regional Forecast for Dublin
Issued at: 22 May 2019 11:50
TODAY - Wednesday 22nd May
Today will be mainly dry. A good deal of cloud about but the odd break in the cloud will allow the limited bright or sunny spell to occur. Maximum temperatures 16 to 17 Celsius, in light variable breezes.
TONIGHT - Wednesday 22nd May
Largely dry and cloudy. A few mist or fog patches may develop under light variable breezes. Minimum temperatures 7 or 8 Celsius.
Pollen Forecast
Low for Wednesday and Thursday.
Solar UV Index
Moderate to high on Wednesday. Moderate to high on Thursday.
TOMORROW - Thursday 23rd May
Overall a lot of dry weather with a good deal of cloud around, but the odd patch of showery rain or drizzle possible in the afternoon. Maximum temperatures 15 or 16 Celsius, in light southwesterly or variable breezes.
National Outlook
Headline: Quite unsettled overall, but mild up to and including Saturday, with just relatively small amounts of rain. Temperatures will fall gradually from Sunday onwards and it will remain unsettled, with the possibility of higher amounts of rain at times.
Thursday night: Dry in most areas, but a few scattered showers will occur, mainly in parts of the north. A few patches of mist or fog also, in light west to northwest or variable winds. Lowest temperatures of 8 to 11 degrees Celsius.
Friday: Dry in most areas, with bright or sunny spells, but a few scattered showers will occur. Mild with highest temperatures 15 to 19 Celsius, in a light westerly breeze. Friday night will be mainly dry at first, but outbreaks of rain and drizzle will move in from the Atlantic, affecting mainly parts of west Munster and Connacht. Lows of 6 to 9 degrees Celsius, in light westerly breezes, backing southerly.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy, with outbreaks of rain and drizzle extending eastwards during the morning, persistent in parts of the north and in some Atlantic coastal counties, but very patchy elsewhere. Hill and coastal fog also. Good dry spells will develop during the afternoon and evening in many inland areas, with some bright spells, but many Atlantic coastal areas will remain dull and misty. Quite warm in any bright spells, with maximum temperatures of 16 to 20 degrees Celsius, but cooler on Atlantic coasts. Winds mostly moderate westerly.
On Saturday night, a spell of more persistent rain and drizzle will extend from the Atlantic, with freshening southwesterly winds.
Sunday: Outbreaks of rain in the early morning will clear from the west and most of Sunday will be bright, with sunny spells developing and just a few scattered shower, most of the showers in west Ulster, Connacht and west Munster. It will be quite windy, especially in the northwest, with moderate to fresh westerly winds, winds strong on western and northern coasts. Turning a little cooler, with maximum temperatures of 14 to 18 Celsius.
Monday to Wednesday: Early indications suggest that it will turn gradually cooler, with unsettled weather.