Friday, 11 July, 2014 Forecasts for Ireland TODAY ... Mostly cloudy but rather warm, risk of a few showers or thunderstorms developing but generally dry with isolated 3-5 mm amounts, these more likely inland west morning and across the north by afternoon. Highs 20-23 C. Some lingering mist or fog near outer coastal districts. TONIGHT ... Mostly cloudy, misty with outbreaks of light rain developing during the later portions of the night. Lows 11-14 C. SATURDAY ... Increasing cloud during the morning east, overcast much of the day elsewhere, outbreaks of light rain developing in two pulses with some clearing possible mid-day between these pulses, with highs near 20 C. SUNDAY ... Feeling a bit fresher in a moderate westerly breeze, passing showers developing by afternoon more frequent in west, lows 11-14 C and highs 18-20 C. There could be some decent sunshine with isolated heavier showers possibly becoming thundery. MONDAY ... Cloudy west, increasing cloud east, showers developing with some heavier rain possible in north by evening, highs near 21 C. TUESDAY ... Gradual clearing, after some morning showers, highs near 21 C. FURTHER OUTLOOK ... Warm and humid, possibly reaching 23-26 C inland south and east at times, risk of a few thundery showers developing later in the week. Will update Britain and North America tomorrow, generally very warm to hot in most parts of the U.S. and southern Canada and especially out west, my local weather was quite hot on Thursday with a high of 30 C. Note: Full moon occurs Saturday at 12:25 summer time, but the moon will appear full tonight, in fact it does already here with more than 30 hours to go. -- Peter for IWO
Posted on: Fri, 11 Jul 2014 06:55:32 +0000
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