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MET ÉIREANN HAS said parade go-ers and those celebrating St Patrick’s Day across the country this weekend should expect a mixed bag when it comes to the weather.
The forecasters have said Saturday will see wet and breezy conditions in many parts of the country, with marginally high temperatures of 10 to 13 degrees.
Most of the heaviest rain is expected in the southeast of the country on Saturday, with cool temperatures felt in the north as a southerly wind will make for breezy conditions nationwide.
Rain will become patchier overnight, with longer, drier spells expected. Damp and misty conditions will remain in some places throughout the night. Highest temperatures on Saturday will be between 9 and 13 degrees, dropping overnight to between 6 and 10.
☘️#Weekendweather☘️
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) March 15, 2024
A bit of a mixed bag but relatively mild:
Wet & breezy on Saturday.Highs 10-13°C🌧️🍃
Misty & cloudy at first on St Patrick's Day with scattered showers☁️☔️
Brightening up from the west through the morning & early afternoon,sunny spells 🌤️
Highs 11-14°C pic.twitter.com/9lnBINoIbV
Sunday will see all sorts of weather throughout the day as misty and cloudy conditions are expected in the earlier part of St Patrick’s Day, later clearly up for long, sunny spells in the afternoon.
Those attending parades this weekend should anticipate some scattered showers are expected to develop in places, with a few heavy rain spells possible. Between then, sunny spells are forecasted – so make it a light jacket.
Met Éireann has said the conditions will be mild, with just moderate southwesterly winds, making for highs of 12 to 15 degrees in some parts of the country.
Showers will move eastwards overnight, with some heavy rain expected throughout. Lowest temperatures will be a cool 5 to a mild 8 degrees.
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Backstreet boys and heavy metal tapes in the same collection. Unbelievable.
What an unbelievable, incredible story.
Literally.
It’s totally exaggerated.
inspirational example of what hard work and perseverance can do. ..even under difficult circumstances
It’s rubbish…..he’s an educated Indian……..from a middle class family…..
A lot of successful people tend to underestimate the role luck has to play. Without the right timing and luck, most ideas for businesses usually fail.
Slumdog Billionaire
That article is complete rubbish….his father was an engineer, his mother went to college……age grew up in a slum in Indian…..you obviously don’t know India, educated Indians or anything about the cast system or slums in Indian…….what Bol ix
‘Runaway living in a slum’. It’s not misleading.
who would take a picture of their computer right before they run away from home?
I heard about this Indian guy…
Not clear has to how he made his billions.
It’s all there.
No it isn’t. Selling advertising to destitute Indian women !??
That was his original IPO. He had no money left from that, the article states. Then came up with an idea for mobile augmented reality advertising, called it Blipper and based on the latest round of funding the co. is now worth over 1bn. Doesn’t make him a billionaire though unless he can sell the whole thing.
he hasn’t “made his billions”. it doesn’t even say that. I’m guessing you read some of the story and commented despite the fact it says clearly that he has a startup that is now valued at $1.5bn. an excellent achievement whatever way you look at it.
Just downloaded the app. Its Rubbish!
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