Lisnagry Station Weather - Met Éireann https://www.met.ie/weather-forecast/lisnagry-station-limerick The temperature is direct model output from Numerical Weather Prediction models but is a guideline only. It forecasts air temperature on land and over sea in °C for the top of each hour, 3 hourly and finally 6 hourly intervals up to 7 days. Minus zero (-0) indicates values between 0 to -0.5°C.
Aeráid Teochta na hÉireann - Met Éireann - Seirbhís Náisiúnta ... https://www.met.ie/ga/climate/what-we-measure/temperature Aeráid Teochta na hÉireann. Is príomh-tháscaire ar athruithe ar an aeráid é an teocht agus tá tomhais agus anailís riachtanach chun tionchair athrú aeráide a mheas. Ní féidir áibhéil a dhéanamh faoi luach breathnóireachta ardcháilíochta do na pobail eolaíochta meitéareolaíochta agus clíomeolaíochta. Tá luach ar leith ar ...
Meteorologist's Commentary - Met Éireann - The Irish Meteorological Service https://www.met.ie/forecasts/meteorologists-commentary What we measure Weather Observing Stations Temperature Rainfall Atmospheric Pressure Lightning Lightning Archive Sunshine ... 2 nd highest temperature on record for Ireland, being 0.3°C below the all-time record of 33.3°C observed at Kilkenny Castle on Sun 26 June 1887 ;
AVERAGE MONTHLY SEA TEMPERATURE AT MALIN HEAD - Met Éireann https://www.met.ie/climate/average-monthly-sea-temperature-at-malin-head Sea temperatures off the Irish coast range from an average of 10°C off the south-west coast to less than 7°C off the north-east coast during February, and from 16°C in the south to 13°C in the north Irish Sea in August. Highest and lowest temperatures occur somewhat later in the year at sea than over land.
Latest Weather Reports on 30-Sep-2022 FOR 00:00 - Met Éireann https://www.met.ie/latest-reports/observations These are generally very reliable but, as with any system, human or automatic, errors can happen from time to time. During automatic operation, the “Weather” is estimated by an optical instrument. Classification of weather-type is significantly more difficult than measuringtemperature or pressure and the result is occasionally incorrect.
Automatic Weather Stations, Crowdsourced Weather on WOW-IE and ... https://www.met.ie/automatic-weather-stations-crowdsourced-weather-on-wow-ie-and... These AWSs measure air temperature, humidity and barometric pressure like the basic models, but often have rain-gauges to measure rainfall, anemometers for measuring wind speed and direction, ground temperature and solar radiation sensors and more. Since most people live in towns and cities, the amateur weather observers’ stations are ...
Highest Temperature Recorded in Ireland since 1887 https://www.met.ie/sweltering-heat-forecast-from-15-19th-july-what-to-expect 8°C above its long-term average (LTA) 2nd highest temperature on record for Ireland, being 0.3°C below the all-time record of 33.3°C observed at Kilkenny Castle on Sun 26 June 1887. highest in the 21st century – beating Elphin, Co. Roscommon’s record of 32.3°C on Wednesday 19 July 2006. higher than any temperature of the 20th century ...
Newportfurnace Observations - Met Éireann Observations for ... https://www.met.ie/latest-reports/observations/newportfurnace These are generally very reliable but, as with any system, human or automatic, errors can happen from time to time. During automatic operation, the “Weather” is estimated by an optical instrument. Classification of weather-type is significantly more difficult than measuringtemperature or pressure and the result is occasionally incorrect.
Dublin Airport Observations - Met Éireann Observations for Dublin ... https://www.met.ie/index.php/latest-reports/observations These are generally very reliable but, as with any system, human or automatic, errors can happen from time to time. During automatic operation, the “Weather” is estimated by an optical instrument. Classification of weather-type is significantly more difficult than measuringtemperature or pressure and the result is occasionally incorrect.
Climate Change Indices (ETCCDI) - Met Éireann - The Irish ... https://www.met.ie/climate/climate-change-indices-etccdi Climate Indices are a useful resource for measuring and quantifying climate variability and associated trends. The ETCCDI indices are a set of core climate indices, used to monitor the occurrence of climate extremes of temperature and precipitation.
30 Year Averages - Met Éireann - The Irish Meteorological Service https://www.met.ie/climate/30-year-averages These tables will include 30-year average monthly and annual data for precipitation, temperature, solar radiation, pressure and other parameters as reported previously by Met Éireann (see datasets below). The tables will then be shared with the World Meteorological Organisation and available on this web page in early 2022.
Reported new record temperature of 38°C north of Arctic Circle https://www.met.ie/reported-new-record-temperature-of-38c-north-of-arctic-circle The Verkhoyansk meteorological station had a previous air temperature record of 37.3° C observed on July 25, 1988, according to scientists German Alekseenkov and Vasily Smolyanitsky at the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute. The station has provided daily measurements since 1885.
Europe Infrared + Radar Satellite Images - Met Éireann https://www.met.ie/latest-reports/satellites/europe-infrared-radar What we measure Weather Observing Stations Temperature Rainfall Atmospheric Pressure Lightning Lightning Archive Sunshine Wind Upper Air Water Vapour ... This infrared satellite image measures the temperature or radiance of the ground and clouds. Light shades represent low temperatures and dark shades high temperatures.
Third warmest May in 123 years - Met Éireann - The Irish ... https://www.met.ie/3rd-warmest-may-in-123-years-may2022 Provisionally Spring 2022 joint 6th warmest in 123 years for Ireland. May 2022. After an exceptionally cold May 2021 (17th coldest), May 2022 was provisionally Ireland’s 3rd warmest on record. The average temperature being 12.6°C, which is 1.9°C above May’s 20th century average (1901-2000) and 1.3°C above the 1991-2020 average. The ...
Agri-Meteorological Data - Met Éireann - The Irish Meteorological Service https://www.met.ie/climate/services/agri-meteorological-data T is the air temperature at 2 m height (°C), u2 is the wind speed at 2 m height (m s-1), es and ea are the saturation vapour pressure and the actual vapour pressure, respectively (kPa), Δ is the slope of the vapour pressure curve (kPa °C-1), and γ is the psychrometric constant (kPa °C-1). Soil Moisture Deficit Calculation
Education - Met Éireann - The Irish Meteorological Service https://www.met.ie/education Education. Met Éireann is the state’s authoritative voice on all matters meteorological. It is important that Met Éireann assists the state through the supply of weather forecasts, warnings as well as climate services. One way to assist in this is to provide educational material on weather related themes via an Education Portal.
Weather Extreme Records for Ireland - Met Éireann - The Irish ... https://www.met.ie/climate/weather-extreme-records Temperatures (°C) Highest air temperature recorded in the 20th Century: 32.5°C at Boora, Co. Offaly on 29th June 1976. Lowest air temperature recorded in the 20th century: -18.8°C at Lullymore, Co. Kildare on 2nd January 1979. Lowest grass minimum temperature: -19.6°C at Glasnevin, Dublin on 12th January 1982.
Climate of Ireland - Met Éireann - The Irish Meteorological Service https://www.met.ie/climate Climate of Ireland. The dominant influence on Ireland’s climate is the Atlantic Ocean. Consequently, Ireland does not suffer from the extremes of temperature experienced by many other countries at similar latitude. The warm North Atlantic Drift has a marked influence on sea temperatures. This maritime influence is strongest near the Atlantic ...