Ireland escapes the impact of Storm Ivo, which is predicted to bring strong winds and snow to Portugal and Spain. After a rough weekend with Storms Eowyn and Herminia, Ireland can expect a calmer week with sunshine and moderate temperatures.
Ireland is set to experience a calmer weather pattern this week, in stark contrast to the storm brewing in Portugal and Spain . Storm Ivo , named by Portugal 's meteorological service, Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera, is expected to bring strong winds and even some snow to Northern Spain . Despite its proximity, Ireland will remain unaffected by Storm Ivo , according to Irish weather expert Alan O'Reilly of @CarlowWeather.
O'Reilly confirmed on Twitter/X that the storm will not reach Irish shores, offering relief after last weekend's tumultuous weather caused by the combined impact of Storms Eowyn and Herminia. After a few days of unsettled conditions, characterized by gale-force winds and heavy rain, Ireland can look forward to a brighter outlook. While Tuesday, January 28th, will see some lingering wind and showers, Wednesday, January 29th, promises a calmer day with ample sunshine across most areas. A Met Éireann spokesperson elaborated on the forecast, stating that Wednesday will be dry with long spells of sunshine, although isolated showers might affect the west and north. Temperatures are expected to range from 5 to 8 degrees Celsius in moderate northerly winds. Looking ahead to Wednesday night, the spokesperson predicted dry and clear conditions for most, with scattered showers possible in Connacht and Ulster, potentially bringing some sleet
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