09 March 2025 14:14

Inniu - Sunday 9th March

Dry today with long spells of spring sunshine. Maximum temperatures of 13 to 17 degrees, highest values away from eastern counties, in light to moderate northeasterly breezes.

Anocht - Sunday 9th March

Dry with clear spells at first tonight, with mist and fog patches forming. Cloud amounts will build from the northwest overnight with a little patchy drizzle developing near northwestern coasts. Lowest temperatures of 3 to 7 degrees with light to moderate northerly winds, freshening in the northwest towards morning.

Amárach - Monday 10th March

Tomorrow, Monday, will bring a mix of cloud and bright or sunny spells once early mist and fog patches clear. There'll be a little light rain or drizzle in places but overall a lot of dry weather. Highest temperatures will range 8 to 15 degrees, lowest values in north Ulster and along the east coast, in mostly moderate to fresh northeasterly winds.

Dearcadh

Overview: High pressure dominating bringing plenty of dry weather overall. Through there will be some showers at times in a northeast airflow. Turning colder with some frosts at night.

Monday night: Dry overnight with long clear spells, though cloud and patchy drizzle may linger for a time near the south coast. Lowest temperatures of -1 to +4 degrees, with some frost, in light to moderate northeasterly breezes.

Tuesday: Good sunny spells, with scattered showers moving into northern parts later in the day. Staying mostly dry elsewhere. A cold day with highest temperatures of 5 to 8 degrees in a moderate north to northeasterly wind.
Tuesday night will bring clear spells, with the scattered showers in northern parts moving southwards and they could turn wintry in parts, especially on high ground. Cold with lowest temperatures of 0 to +4 degrees in moderate northerly breezes.

Wednesday will be breezy with sunny spells with some scattered showers, possibly of hail, or wintry on some hills in the east and north. Highest temperatures of 5 to 8 degrees, mildest in the west, sheltered from the northeast breeze.
Chilly overnight with temperatures close to freezing and some frost. Largely dry but some wintry showers are possible near the east coast.

Further Outlook: Indications are that there will be plenty of dry weather through the rest of the week with little change in temperatures, though still a few showers feeding onto Irish Sea coasts.

Next weekend looks dry and cold with frost and fog at night and sunny spells by day.