Met Eireann forecasts unsettled weather for Ireland next week, with above-average rainfall expected across most of the country. A Status Yellow rain warning is in effect for Waterford. Temperatures will remain mild, but strong winds are possible.
Met Eireann has predicted unsettled conditions for the upcoming week, stating that it will be wetter than average. Throughout the remainder of the working week, they forecast frequent spells of rain, accompanied by breezy conditions. Despite the unsettled weather, temperatures are expected to remain mild for this time of year, with daytime highs generally reaching double digits and frost-free nights.
A Status Yellow rain warning is in effect for Waterford, valid from 6PM on Thursday, 13 February until 12PM on Friday, 14 February. Heavy rain is anticipated, potentially leading to spot flooding, poor visibility, and hazardous driving conditions.Looking ahead to next week, from Monday 17 February to Sunday 23 February, Met Eireann indicates that frequent rainfall will result in wetter than average conditions across most of the country. Low pressure positioned to Ireland's southwest will dominate the weather pattern, steering frontal systems across the country and bringing persistent rain. However, counties near the northern coasts of Ireland can expect rainfall closer to normal levels. Temperatures are projected to be around average for most areas, except for the northwest, which may experience slightly cooler conditions. Strong winds are possible due to the nearby low pressure
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