Latest Weather Reports on 28-Jul-2026 FOR 11:00

Location Wind Weather Temp Humidity Rain Pressure
Dir Speed Kts(Km/h) Gust Kts(Km/h) oC (%) (mm) (hPa)
Athenry SW 09 (17) - (-) Cloudy 20 70 0.0 1014
Ballyhaise SW 09 (17) 21 (39) Cloudy 19 79 0.0 1013
Belmullet SW 18 (33) - (-) Rain shower 16 90 0.3 1012
Casement SW 15 (28) - (-) Fair 22 67 0.0 1014
Claremorris S 12 (22) 22 (41) - 17 96 0.0 1014
Cork SW 11 (20) 22 (41) Cloudy 19 77 0.0 1017
Dublin SW 08 (15) 18 (33) Cloudy 24 61 0.0 1014
Dunsany SW 13 (24) - (-) - 22 65 0.1 1015
Finner W 08 (15) 22 (41) Rain shower 19 79 0.01 1012
Gurteen SW 09 (17) - (-) Fair 21 66 0.0 1015
Johnstown Castle SW 10 (19) 22 (41) Cloudy 18 89 0.0 1017
Knock SW 12 (22) - (-) - 17 97 0.0 1013
Mace Head S 16 (30) - (-) Mist 17 97 0.0 1014
Malin Head SW 17 (31) - (-) Recent Rain 17 90 0.1 1012
Markree Castle - - (0) - (-) - 19 84 0.0 1013
Moore Park SW 07 (13) - (-) - 20 78 0.0 1017
Mt Dillon SW 08 (15) - (-) - 20 77 0.0 1014
Mullingar SW 09 (17) - (-) Fair 23 61 0.0 1014
Newport Mayo SW 08 (15) - (-) - 17 97 0.3 1013
Oak Park S 12 (22) - (-) Fair 23 62 0.0 1016
Phoenix Park - - (0) - (-) - 23 65 0.0 1015
Roche's Point SW 17 (31) - (-) Cloudy 20 76 0.0 1017
Shannon SW 12 (22) - (-) Cloudy 21 69 0.0 1015
Sherkin Island S 10 (19) - (-) Cloudy 19 86 0.0 1017
Valentia S 11 (20) - (-) Cloudy 20 81 0.0 1016

Notes on the Data

Above is based on the LATEST observations received.

  • Pressure is atmospheric pressure at Mean Sea Level.
  • ‘X’ or ‘-‘ mean that the element is not measured.
  • ‘n/a’ means that the element is not available at present.
  • Gust in Today’s Weather are displayed in km/h when there is a wind speed >10km/h higher than the average for that hour.
  • Gust in Latest Weather Reports is the highest gust of wind in knots of 21 knots or greater. If no Gusts  – (-) will display.

The data presented on this page are the latest available for each station. These data are presented here soon after the time of measurement and have not been subjected to extensive checking. Many of the measurements come from automated instruments with no human supervision. These are generally very reliable but, as with any system, human or automatic, errors can happen from time to time. During automatic operation, the “Weather” is estimated by an optical instrument. Classification of weather-type is significantly more difficult than measuring temperature or pressure and the result is occasionally incorrect. In particular, you may see a very occasional report of snow during periods of foggy weather.

Any measurement must be viewed in the context of the other parameters measured at the same time, both at the same station and at other neighbouring stations.