Wednesday, 1 October, 2014 Forecasts for Ireland TODAY ... Morning drizzle and some fog will slowly clear to partly cloudy skies with some hazy sunshine, somewhat cooler with highs 14-17 C. Moderate westerly winds for a while may gust to 50-60 km/hr in some well exposed areas, but expect lighter winds to follow by late afternoon. TONIGHT ... Extensive clear skies at first, followed by low cloud and dense fog in some areas, lows 2-5 C although isolated frost possible. THURSDAY ... Morning fog may be persistent in some places, eventually becoming partly cloudy with some decent sunny intervals, and highs around 14 to 16 C. FRIDAY ... Periods of rain becoming heavy at times, especially for parts of south and east with 10-20 mm rainfalls, lows around 10 C, highs near 15 C. SATURDAY ... Breezy, passing showers, a few with hail or thunder mainly western counties later afternoon, lows near 6 C and highs near 14 C. SUNDAY ... Windy with passing showers, some with hail or thunder, lows near 5 C and highs near 13 C. Gusts to 70 km/hr from SW developing. Further rainfalls of about 10-15 mm. MONDAY-TUESDAY ... Windy with showers or periods of rain, some gusts to near 80 km/hr (could reach 100 km/hr in coastal northwest), highs generally about 10-13 C, rainfalls about 15-30 mm. FURTHER OUTLOOK ... The pattern through much of October looks unsettled and somewhat cooler than average at times, with rainfall likely to reach 150% of normal values, in contrast to September. My local weather on Tuesday was partly cloudy to sunny and the high reached about 17 C. -- Peter for IWO
Posted on: Wed, 01 Oct 2014 06:28:42 +0000
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