On This Day (20 March) in Irish Weather History
A chronological list of weather events and extremes that took place in Ireland on this day down through history.
1967: The Minister for Post & Telegraph Erskine Childers launches a new service that enables anyone to dial a number and receive a forecast for the next 6 hours.
1985: Heavy snow and blizzards are reported in the northwest.
1986: A 167 km/h gust of wind is recorded at Malin Head in Donegal, a record gust for the month of March.
