Long Range Weather Outlook For Ireland

Ireland can expect a typical mixed bag this week, with sunshine and showers on the cards. Rainfall will be below average in the east and southeast, while northern and western counties see amounts closer to normal.

It will be warmer than usual for late June—by around 1°C above average for most, and up to 3°C above in the east and south.

Monday:

A cloudy start in the west with brighter spells further east. Rain and drizzle will edge in from the Atlantic by evening. Highs of 15–20°C, warmest in the south. Winds moderate to fresh from the west. Overcast overnight with patchy rain, mainly in the north and west.

Tuesday:

Light rain or drizzle, mainly in Connacht, Ulster, and west Munster. Drier and brighter from late morning, especially in the east. Highs of 16–21°C, warmest in Leinster. Westerly winds remain moderate to fresh.

Wednesday:

A largely dry day with just some coastal drizzle in the west. Rain will move in from the west overnight. Daytime highs of 16–22°C, warmest in the Midlands and inland Munster. Winds light and variable.

Thursday:

Scattered showers during the day. A fresh band of rain moves into the west and north later at night. Mostly dry in the east. Cooler, with highs of 15–19°C. Winds moderate westerly.

Friday:

A mix of showers and sunny spells, but the southeast and east likely to stay dry. A bit warmer again, with temperatures of 16–21°C. Winds moderate southwesterly.

Weekend:

Saturday looks mostly dry with temperatures of 16–21°C. Sunday sees a warming trend, reaching up to 23°C in the south and east, but staying cooler (14–15°C) in the far northwest, where more persistent rain is expected. Winds light, shifting from westerly to easterly.

Outlook Into Next Week:

Unsettled conditions continue, with spells of rain or showers from the Atlantic. The east and southeast should remain the driest spots. Winds turning westerly and occasionally moderate.

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