Met Éireann forecasts wetter conditions for Ireland starting later this weekend, with increased rainfall particularly in the west. A shift to low-pressure systems is expected to bring above-average rain throughout the week of January 20th to 26th.
Ireland is set for a shift in weather patterns, with rain expected to return later this weekend. While the country has enjoyed a period of mild and settled conditions, Met Éireann , the national meteorological service, predicts a wetter spell throughout the week of January 20th to January 26th. The forecaster anticipates a return to normal or slightly below-average atmospheric pressure, with low-pressure systems becoming more dominant.
This shift will result in increased rainfall, particularly in western regions, exceeding the average for this time of year.WX Charts, a reputable weather forecasting service, corroborates Met Éireann's prediction, indicating that rain will return to Ireland on Sunday, January 19th, before clearing up briefly early next week. The current outlook suggests a gradual increase in precipitation throughout the week ahead.Looking at the specific forecast: Wednesday, January 15th will see sunny conditions across most areas, although cloudier skies are expected near the Atlantic and southern counties. Some misty patches are also possible. Temperatures will range from 8 to 11 degrees Celsius, accompanied by light to moderate southerly breezes. Wednesday night will be dry with clear spells and minimal mist. Temperatures will drop to between 4 and 9 degrees Celsius. Thursday, January 16th will bring dry conditions with sunny spells for most, but cloudier skies will persist in parts of the south, west, and northwest. Temperatures will range from 8 to 11 degrees Celsius in moderate to fresh southerly winds. Thursday night will see mostly cloudy conditions in the western half of the country, with clearer skies further east. Expect mostly dry conditions, with only a slight chance of drizzle in the west. Temperatures will dip to between 5 and 9 degrees Celsius. Friday, January 17th will be generally dry and cloudy, with a possibility of light drizzle in the Atlantic counties. Temperatures will rise to between 10 and 12 degrees Celsius in moderate to fresh southerly winds. Friday night will continue to be mostly dry and cloudy, with temperatures dropping to between 6 and 9 degrees Celsius. Saturday, January 18th will see a continuation of mostly cloudy and dry conditions, although light rain or drizzle is possible along the southern coasts. Some sunny spells are likely, particularly in the east. Temperatures will range from 9 to 12 degrees Celsius in moderate to fresh southeasterly winds. Sunday, January 19th will bring outbreaks of rain spreading eastward throughout the day, eventually giving way to sunny spells. Temperatures will hover between 9 and 12 degrees Celsius in light to moderate southerly winds.
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