24 November 2020 11:49

Today

Outbreaks of rain will spread gradually eastwards across the country today with a continued risk of flooding in some western areas. However, there'll be long dry periods in eastern counties until late afternoon. Mild in eastern areas for a time with highs of 9 to 13 degrees but much colder conditions in the west will extend eastwards during the afternoon and evening. Fresh and gusty southerly winds will veer westerly and ease.

Tonight

Rain clearing from the east coast early tonight to leave a cold night nationwide with good dry periods. A few rain or hail showers will affect Atlantic coastal counties. Frost and ice will form in some areas, particularly in the east and south as lowest temperatures fall back to between 0 and 3 degrees in light or moderate southwest or west breezes.

Tomorrow

On Wednesday, frost and ice will clear during the morning to leave a cold and bright day with sunny spells. There'll be a few rain or hail showers, these primarily affecting Connacht and Ulster. Maximum temperatures of 7 to 10 degrees in moderate west or northwest breezes.