Met Eireann forecasts cold weather, breezy winds, and light rain for most of Ireland this week, with potential for sleet over higher ground. Milder conditions are expected next weekend.
Met Eireann, Ireland 's national meteorological service, has issued a weather update for the entire country, addressing concerns about potential snowstorms. According to the latest forecast, while some areas may experience sleet over higher ground this week, most of Ireland can anticipate cold weather characterized by breezy winds and light rain. The forecaster predicts a continuation of cold temperatures for the week ahead, generally frost-free.
While there will be some periods of breeziness, accompanied by scattered rain and drizzle, the latter is expected to become more widespread later in the week. There's a glimmer of hope for milder conditions as the weekend approaches. \Here's a detailed breakdown of the forecast for the coming days:\**Tuesday, February 11th:** While a few sunny spells are likely, predominantly in the western regions, the day will be mostly cloudy. Expect generally dry weather, but with the occasional light rain or drizzle, particularly in the eastern and southern parts. Later in the day, persistent rain will move into southwestern counties, potentially bringing a mix of rain and sleet over higher ground. Temperatures will range from 5 to 7 degrees Celsius in a light to moderate easterly breeze, which could strengthen in the southwest later in the day. \**Tuesday Night:** The night will be cloudy with persistent rain affecting much of Munster, gradually moving northward into Connacht and potentially parts of west Ulster. Sleet is possible at times over higher ground. Elsewhere, expect predominantly dry weather, with only patchy light rain or drizzle, mainly affecting the eastern coastal counties. Temperatures will dip to 2 to 6 degrees Celsius, with moderate easterly winds prevailing. However, winds will be fresh to strong in the southwest and along the west and north coasts. \**Wednesday, February 12th:** Wednesday will be a cold and mostly cloudy day with further outbreaks of rain and drizzle, primarily affecting Munster, Connacht, and particularly the western areas. Drier conditions are expected elsewhere, with a possibility of a few bright spells, mainly in the midlands. Temperatures will reach 4 to 8 degrees Celsius in moderate to fresh east to southeast winds. Coastal areas in the southwest, west, and northwest may experience slightly stronger winds at times.\The forecast continues with details for Thursday, Friday, and the weekend, providing a comprehensive outlook for the coming days.
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