Long Range Weather Forecast For Ireland
Despite a brief respite at the end of the working week, unsettled conditions will spread over the weekend and continue through next week. Spells of heavy rain and showers are expected up to and including next weekend.
Tonight
Scattered showers, some heavy in the east, largely dying out this evening.
- Temperatures: Overnight lows of 12-14°C.
- Winds: Moderate westerly, easing later
Friday
A mainly dry day with widespread sunshine to start. Cloud will move in from the west by late morning, with isolated showers along Atlantic coasts.
- Temperatures: 15–18°C
- Winds: Gentle southwesterly
Saturday
Dry to start across Ulster and Leinster. Showers will drift north through western counties, merging to longer spells of rain as they spread eastward. The east coast may stay dry during daylight hours. Rain becomes more widespread overnight.
- Temperatures: 15–18°C
- Winds: Moderate to fresh southeasterly
Sunday
Blustery with scattered outbreaks of rain, though drier interludes are likely in the south later in the day.
- Temperatures: 13–17°C
- Winds: Fresh southeasterly, easing later
Monday
Windy with heavy showers merging into longer spells of rain. Localised downpours are possible.
- Temperatures: 14–18°C
- Winds: Moderate to fresh southeasterly
Tuesday
Heavy showers with longer spells of rain in places. Drier conditions will develop across Munster during the afternoon.
- Temperatures: 14–18°C
- Winds: Gentle to moderate southwesterly
Rest of week
Frequent rain or showers in moderate to fresh winds as a mobile Atlantic pattern continues. Rainfall will remain above average with temperatures slightly below normal. More settled conditions may develop in the south and south east by mid-September as high pressure builds.
