On This Day (28 September) in Irish Weather History
A timeline of notable weather events and extremes that have taken place in Ireland on September 28th throughout history.
1932: Temperature drops to 0°C in Dublin city centre.
1972: RTÉ News reports on a delayed wheat and barley harvest caused by a cold spring followed by a dry summer.
1991: Rosslare in Wexford records a 121 km/h wind gust, while Valentia in Kerry and Cork Airport each record close to 70 mm of rainfall.
2013: Warm temperatures and high humidity spark thunderstorms, with Sherkin Island in Cork recording 39.1 mm of rainfall.
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