Met Eireann updates as 'one to watch' weather event forecast for Ireland
It is still early days yet but one amateur weather forecaster says that it is definitely something to keep an eye out for
Met Eireann has updated its forecast as one weather expert has warned about a ‘one to watch’ weather event for Ireland next week.
Amateur meteorologists have said that November 19 could see a “large area of low pressure” bringing very strong winds for Ireland and North West Scotland.
They say that the area could have highest gusts of up to 65 miles per hour and while nothing official has been confirmed yet, according to the long range forecast it is “one to keep an eye on”.
Tuesday will be dry in most places with bright or sunny spells in the morning and late afternoon. The odd shower of rain will hit in Munster and Leinster but the west will stay clear with temperatures of 10C dropping to as low as 4C overnight with dry conditions expected until Wednesday morning.
Here is the full weather forecast for the week according to Met Eireann:
Tomorrow: “Cloudy in southern parts tomorrow morning with patchy rain, drizzle and mist, slowly clearing southwards through the day. Elsewhere will be dry with a mix of cloud and sunny spells and just the chance of the odd stray shower. Highest temperatures of 7 to 11 degrees in light to moderate northeasterly winds, fresher at times near coasts.”
Thursday: “Predominately dry and sunny though isolated showers may occur near northwestern fringes. Highest temperatures of 6 to 9 or 10 degrees in light to moderate northerly winds.”
Friday: “Cool, dry and sunny for most. A little cloudier in the north and northwest with a few spots of drizzle possible. Highest temperatures of 6 to 9 degrees generally in light variable breezes.”
Saturday: “Current indications suggest it will turn rather cloudy with limited sunny spells. Many areas should stay dry though outbreaks of rain will push in from the south and west. Highest temperatures of 7 to 11 degrees in moderate southerly winds.”
Sunday: “A good deal of uncertainty in the details but likely there will be further outbreaks of rain.”