Sunday 22 May, 2022
Rain will continue in some areas until the weekend.
Today is set to remain dry and warm in most places.
Temperatures are set to drop to between 13 and 17 degrees, closer to the May average than the past weekend.
Temperatures are forecast to reach 19 degrees in places.
The Bank Holiday Monday will be the best of a bad lot for most of Ireland, it appears.
Temperatures could fall to as low as 0 degrees tonight, Met Éireann said.
Temperatures are to peak at 17 degrees according to Met Éireann, though rain is expected for most of the weekend.
Highest temperatures on Friday are expected to reach 14 to 18 degrees Celsius.
The spell of hot weather will subside over the next few days
Irish people have been enjoying high temperatures in recent days.
Met Éireann said current indications suggest Saturday and Sunday will be mainly dry and sunny with light variable breezes
The dust storm swirling over Europe made it hard to breathe in large parts of Spain for a second day today.
The unusual phenomenon occurred after a mass of hot air crossed from the Sahara.
Met Éireann said St Patrick’s Day will see a mix of showers and sunny patches.
It’s forecast to be generally unsettled this weekend with wet and windy weather developing.
Temperatures will drop to as low as -3 to 1 degrees tonight.
Heavy rainfall is expected tonight and tomorrow.
The national weather bureau warned of “a tough 48 hours ahead” for Sydney.
Weather conditions will remain unsettled through much of the coming week with rain and showers.
Drivers have been warned to take precautions today.
Snow and ice on untreated surfaces will lead to hazardous driving conditions in some areas.
The Status Orange wind warnings cover Clare, Mayo, Galway, Donegal, Leitrim and Sligo.
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The forecaster has also issued a ‘wind, rain and snow’ warning for Friday, when Storm Eunice is set to hit the country.
Met Éireann is warning of strong winds and coastal flooding later this week.
Met Éireann says it will be cloudy and damp day across the country today.
Met Éireann forecasts cold but mostly clear weather tonight followed by a “very cold” morning tomorrow.
The warning is in place across the north and north-west.
The warning is in effect until 10am.
Lowest temperatures around the country tonight are expected to reach minus one degrees Celsius.
The airport said this evening that service would not resume before 4am (1am Irish time).
Temperatures are set to drop to -3 degrees tomorrow night.
Scientists said the exceptionally hot year is part of a long-term warming trend that shows hints of accelerating.
The warning comes into effect from today at 8pm until noon tomorrow for 18 counties.
The forecaster has warned that hot weather last year was in line with global temperature rise driven by human-caused climate change.
Met Éireann said there will be “hazardous” travelling conditions this morning after it extended a Status Yellow warning until 11am.
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From TheJournal.ie
Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow low temperature and ice warning for the whole country.
