Réamhaisnéis réigiúnach - Áth Cliath
Issued at: 18 July 2018 16:00
TODAY - Wednesday 18th July
A good deal of cloud this evening, but some sunny spells too. Dry with light variable or west winds and sea breezes near coasts.
TONIGHT - Wednesday 18th July
Tonight will be dry and near calm, with clear spells at times in most places. A few inland mist patches by dawn. Lowest temperatures 9 to 11 C.
Grass Pollen Count
Low
Solar UV Index
Moderate to high Thursday
TOMORROW - Thursday 19th July
Tomorrow Thursday will be dry in most places. Sunny spells in all areas, but occasional cloudy periods also. Top temperatures of 19 to 22 C. Light variable breezes at first, but moderate southwesterlies wild develop later.
National Outlook
General: Still a lot of dry weather. Some rain or showers, but amounts in general, small. Temperatures normal at first, but values rising in most places over the weekend.
THURSDAY NIGHT: A dry start to the night in most areas. But rain and drizzle in northern and western coastal counties early on will become more widespread later. Mild and close, with lowest temperatures 12 to 15 C.
FRIDAY: Cloudy and misty, with outbreaks of rain and drizzle in many areas for a time on Friday. The rain looks set to be persistent and locally heavy over Ulster and north Connacht, but amounts elsewhere are likely to be small, especially over Munster and south Leinster. A clearance set to develop over Ulster later in the morning will extend to the rest of the country during the afternoon. Sunny spells at times in the clearance and just the odd light shower. Top temperatures 17 to 21 C., in moderate west to northwest breezes.
WEEKEND: Saturday and Sunday will both be mostly dry days, but some light rain may affect northern areas late on Sunday. Cloud cover will vary, but sunny spells should develop in all areas. Top temperatures generally 18 to 21 C., over Ulster and Atlantic coastal counties, but elsewhere, values will be in the low twenties and locally reaching the mid twenties in the Southeast on Sunday. Breezy on Saturday, with moderate westerly winds, which will be fresh on parts of the Atlantic Seaboard, but winds will be more variable and lighter in direction on Sunday.
TREND INTO NEXT WEEK: Mild, occasionally warm up to midweek. A good deal of dry weather on Monday, but some patchy rain and drizzle along Atlantic coasts Monday evening. Some outbreaks of rain and drizzle on Tuesday but much of this only giving small amounts of rain, with just a small chance of some heavier falls.