Monday set to be dry and sunny but more autumnal weather on way
Met Éireann’s outlook is for ‘rather unsettled’ conditions with ‘rain, showers and breezes’
Monday is predicted to be a mostly dry day with sunny intervals and temperatures reaching up to 19 degrees Celsius, according to Met Éireann. However, the weather is expected to become more autumnal in the days to come. Monday will see a few isolated showers, with cloud cover increasing throughout the day and more showers likely in the afternoon and evening, particularly in Ulster and Connacht.
Monday night will be cloudy and damp, especially in western and northwestern counties, with scattered rain and drizzle. The rest of the country will generally remain dry with clear spells. Temperatures will dip to between 10-14 degrees Celsius, accompanied by a light to moderate southwesterly breeze.
As the week unfolds, the weather is forecast to become "rather unsettled" with occasional rain or showers. Winds may also become breezy at times. Tuesday will start off mostly dry in the eastern half of the country, with sunny intervals. However, cloud cover will increase across the entire country, leading to scattered rain and drizzle moving eastward, becoming heavier later in the day, particularly in the western and northern regions.
Low cloud and mist are also expected in various areas. Temperatures will range from 16-19 degrees Celsius, with a light to moderate southwesterly breeze.
Tuesday night is expected to be wet, with further outbreaks of rain and drizzle, particularly in western and northern areas. Mild and humid conditions will prevail, with lowest temperatures of 13-15 degrees Celsius, and mostly fresh southwest winds, which may be strong and gusty along the Atlantic coasts.
Wednesday is anticipated to be another breezy day with lingering overnight rain clearing northern areas, leaving a mostly dry day with sunny spells. Some well-scattered showers may still occur. The day is expected to be warmer than the previous days, with temperatures ranging from 18-22 degrees Celsius in fresh southwesterly winds.
Thursday is also forecast to be breezy, with sunny intervals and scattered showers. Temperatures will be between 17-21 degrees Celsius in moderate to fresh southwest winds. There is a possibility of more general rain moving in across the country after dark.
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