Met Eireann predicts a shift from rainy to settled weather in Ireland with temperatures expected to be slightly above average in the coming weeks.
Met Eireann has forecast an end to the rainy weather as they see temperatures becoming slightly higher than average in the coming weeks. While the next few days will continue to be very cold with widespread frost and ice lingering, with some wintry showers too, this will thankfully come to an end. The latest weather models from WX Charts, a weather forecasting website, show an extended period of no rain in Ireland .
However, the forecast for the end of the week and into next week will become clearer as the week progresses. Between Monday, 13 January to Sunday, 19 January, there are current indications for largely settled conditions in Ireland. Met.ie wrote: “High pressure is indicated to be nearby with lower than average precipitation amounts expected and there is signal for temperatures to be slightly higher than average for mid-January. Given the time of year, frost and fog may also develop under these conditions.” As we move into the following week, Monday, 20 January to Sunday, 26 January, there is a signal for high pressure to remain nearby. The national forecaster said: “There is also a continued signal for temperatures to be slightly above average. Largely settled conditions are indicated with average or lower than average precipitation amounts expected. Given the time of year, frost and fog may also develop under these conditions.” When January ends and February begins, the week of 27 January, indications suggest that high pressure to the east of Ireland still maintains an influence on the weather. Met Eireann shared: “Temperatures are expected to be average or slightly higher than average in week 4 of February.
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