The national forecaster explained that high pressure will have a major impact on Ireland’s weather as the month of March starts, with dry and settled conditions forecast
Met Eireann explained that people can expect a major weather change as we move into the month of March.
Read more: Cyber expert says passwords aren't the 'biggest risk to your bank account' - it's your SIM card Met Eireann stated that between Monday, 3 March to Sunday, 9 March, high pressure will have a significant influence on Ireland’s weather during the week, bringing predominantly dry and settled weather.
It will be mostly cloudy in the west and north of the country tonight with patchy light rain and drizzle moving in from the Atlantic. It will be dry further east and south with clear spells. Lowest temperatures of between 0 and 4 degrees in the east and south but ranging 5 to 8 degrees under the cloudier skies in the west and north.
Patchy drizzle in the northwest will clear overnight and most areas will become dry. Lowest temperatures will range from 1 to 7 degrees, coldest in the southeast and mildest in the northwest.
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