A timeline of notable weather events and extremes that have taken place in Ireland on 11 November throughout history.

1901: More than two inches of rain fall in Dublin as a deepening low-pressure system moves over Ireland, eventually introducing polar air across the country.

1951: Phoenix Park, Dublin, records a maximum daytime temperature of just 3.1°C, its coldest on record for then date.

1964: The temperature drops to -2.8°C in Dublin city centre.

1969: The daytime temperature in Belfast fails to rise above 4.1°C.

2016: 44.2 mm of rain is recorded at Glengarriff (Ilnaculilin), Co. Cork.

2022: Fourteen weather stations break their record for the highest daily minimum temperature in November, with Ballyhaise and Shannon both reaching 17°C.

2024: Met Éireann issues a Status Yellow fog warning for 18 counties.