Ireland to be hotter than city of love on Valentine’s Day - as fears grow over major weather change
Ireland will be hotter than 12C Paris - known as the City of Love - as the mercury climbs well above average.
Its full forecast reads: “Tuesday will be mild for the time of year. Blustery southerly winds will persist through the day with any overnight or early morning rain soon clearing, to allow a mix of cloud and sunny spells for the rest of the day. Highest temperatures of 11C to 14C or 15C in fresh and gusty southerly winds.
Forecasters have pinpointed the end of February into the start of March as the date Ireland would be impacted by the weather phenomenon - but have cautioned that its exact impacts are still uncertain this far out. Sharing weather models on his popular Carlow Weather social media accounts, he wrote: “Latest weather models showing risk of SSW increasing but remember any impacts on our weather are uncertain and if it does impact our weather it would likely be towards the end of this month or early into March.”
“A major SSW often makes the jet stream meander more, which can lead to a large area of blocking high pressure over northern Europe, including the UK [and Ireland]. This blocking high pressure can lead to cold, dry weather in the north of Europe, including the UK [and Ireland], with mild, wet and windy conditions more likely for southern areas of the continent. However, this is not always the case and impacts on UK weather can also be benign when an SSW occurs.
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