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A PLEASANT WEEKEND is in store as the forecast reinforces there may still be some summer left – especially in the west of the country.
Today will be a dry day countrywide with good sunny spells after some early mist and fog in places.
It’ll become a bit cloudier along south and southeastern coasts in the evening.
Temperatures will reach highs of 18 to 22 degrees with mostly moderate southeast winds, warmest across the midlands and west.
Tonight will be mostly dry with good clear spells, according to Met Éireann.
Cloud will increase in parts of the east and south with the odd spot of drizzle.
Temperatures will reach lows of 7 to 13 degrees in light to moderate easterly winds.
Today will be a pleasant, dry day with good sunny spells after some early mist & fog in places🌤️🌫️
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) August 31, 2024
It'll become a bit cloudier along south & southeastern coasts in the evening🌥️
Highest temperatures of 18 to 22 degrees with mostly moderate southeast winds🌡️🌬️ pic.twitter.com/vfvaAufnzX
Tomorrow, the first day of September, people across the country can expect long dry, sunny spells peppered with cloud, as well as the odd light shower especially in the northeast.
Through the afternoon, persistent and at times heavy or thundery rain will start to move in from the southwest.
That rain will slowly spread northeastwards over the course of the rest of the day, mainly over Munster and west Connacht.
Sunday temperatures will reach highs of of 17 to 21 degrees.
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Does anyone else think the weather and outlook has improved, since Eamon Ryan announced he was stepping down?
@jak:As a former Economist, he seems programmed for the Doom and Gloom, announcements only. I don’t think I’d be asking him to read my palm.
Ah! The summer is here.Now where’s my factor 50.
@James Leahy: losing 30mins of daylight a week
@P. V. Aglue: it’s about 14 mins a week at this time, which will stretch to 21 mins by late September
@Fergus Peter Smyth: 14 in the morning and 14 in the evening
@P. V. Aglue: you’re right of course, my apologies. I completely forgot to factor in the morning
Time to dust down the BBQ,it’s been two years.
Met Eireann promises,I didn’t know they controlled the weather with a secretive thermostat..
Brendan O Brien won’t like that one bit.
We’ll never stick it
Same old same old every September
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