Forecast valid from: 18:00, Monday 30 March 2026 until 18:00, Tuesday 31 March 2026
Nil
Nil
On Atlantic coasts and northern coasts this evening, tonight and early tomorrow.
A mostly moderate to fresh westerly airflow covers Ireland, generated by an anticyclone of 1040hPa, centred approximately 520 nautical miles southwest of Roches Point.
Heavy Swell (>4m) : yes
Wind: West or southwest force 4 or 5, occasionally force 6 between Rossan Point and Fair Head. Soon becoming southwesterly force 4 or 5, occasionally force 3.
Weather: Mostly cloudy. Occasional light rain, drizzle and mist. Some fog patches.
Visibility: Mostly good, decreasing moderate or poor in precipitation, mist and fog.
Wind: Westerly force 3 to 5. Later becoming southwesterly force 3 or 4, occasionally force 5.
Weather: Cloudy to fair. Occasional light rain, drizzle and mist.
Visibility: Mostly good, decreasing moderate or poor in precipitation and mist.
Mostly moderate to fresh southwesterly winds, increasing strong for western and northwestern coastal areas Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Winds will veer northerly for Atlantic and northern sea areas by the end of the period, strong for northern areas. Weather: Mostly cloudy with patchy light rain, drizzle and mist. More persistent rain will develop in the north-west Wednesday morning, slowly sinking southeastwards, becoming patchier as it does so.
Forecast issued at: 18:00, Monday 30 March 2026
All times are local unless specified