Following some cool days, the mercury is predicted to rise with potential peaks reaching 17 degrees Celsius across various regions over the next few days.
Still, relish the dry, sunny weather while you can because the conditions are set to deteriorate rapidly shortly.
Conditions will become unstable and wet as the week progresses toward the weekend, with Met Eireann suggesting that extensive showers will move over the area country from Friday.
Although the rainy weather won’t persist much longer, with the national meteorologist forecasting drier and sunnier conditions returning by Monday.
Here’s all the information you require regarding this topic. weather prediction for the coming several days.
Today (Wednesday 19th March)
The early morning frost, along with mists and fogs, should dissipate to allow for a predominantly sunny and dry day; however, scattered clouds might impact the south coast intermittently. Maximum temperatures will range from 11 to 15 degrees Celsius under mainly gentle eastern to southeastern winds, though they'll be moderately strong, sometimes quite brisk, particularly over Munster. Tonight will begin without much moisture across most areas before turning increasingly cloudy as dawn approaches. Lows will drop between -1 and 6 degrees Celsius, with the chilliest conditions expected up north where frost could occur. Additionally, isolated pockets of mist and fog may develop amid light easterlies or inconsistent gusts.
Tomorrow (Thursday 20th March)
Tomorrow will be dry with some sunny intervals. The highest temperatures should reach between 13 to 17 degrees under gentle southeastern breezes; however, it'll feel cooler along the west and southwest coasts. Most areas will remain dry during the evening but expect clearer periods initially. Over time, clouds will gather from the south, leading to scattered showers primarily affecting southern regions of Munster and Leinster. Lows overnight will range from 7 to 10 degrees, accompanied by moderate to brisk southeasterly winds throughout the night.
Friday 21st March
From Friday onwards, conditions will become generally unsettled with early showers in the southern regions spreading out across the area throughout the day. Maximum temperatures will range between 12 and 15 degrees under moderate to strong easterly to southeasterly breezes. On Friday night, expect additional showers or prolonged periods of rainfall with minimum temperatures dropping to 6 to 9 degrees.
Weekend
The coming weekend will see intermittent showers or rainfall. On Saturday, it will begin moderately warm, with temperatures ranging from 10 to 14 degrees Celsius, yet Sunday will turn colder due to incoming north winds.
Later in the weekend, showers are expected to occur less frequently, and present signs indicate that Monday will predominantly remain dry and clear, featuring a blend of clouds and occasional sunshine.