The forecaster has released its latest monthly predictions, which reach as far as December 15.
Temperatures have taken a dip this week, with warmer conditions such as those seen last week thanks to foehn winds unlikely to return.Here’s a closer look at Met Eireann's forecast and what is to come.
There will be frequent spells of rain or showers, resulting in substantially above average rainfall accumulations, particularly in the west and southwest. Friday, November 25 to Thursday, December 1 Low pressure will remain dominant in Week 2, bringing further changeable conditions across the country. It is expected to stay relatively wet, with above average rainfall in most areas.Friday, December 2 to Thursday, December 8 Current projections for Week 3 indicate a shift to high pressure, giving us more settled weather overall.
Friday, December 9 to Thursday, December 15 Considerable uncertainty remains for Week 4. Early indications are that there will be little change from Week 3, with high pressure remaining dominant.
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