Tuesday 22 May 2012

Today's Weather
Occasional light rain or drizzle over more northern counties this evening but otherwise dry and cloudy.

Tonight's Weather
Mild overnight with lowest temperatures of 9 to 11 degrees.

Tomorrow
Cloudy at first tomorrow but good sunshine breaking through in many places by afternoon. However remaining misty along southern and western coastal areas with patches of sea-fog. Warm and close with highest temperatues of 17 to 20 degrees.

3 Day Outlook
SUMMARY: Mostly dry and warm weather will continue for the rest of the week and over the weekend, but there is a risk of a few thundery showers breaking out from Friday onwards.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT : Dry in most areas, but a little patchy light rain or drizzle may affect some Atlantic coasts. With very slack winds, mist and fog patches will develop in many areas. Mild. Min. 7 to 10 Celsius.
THURSDAY : Dry, with good sunshine developing everywhere. Very warm, with maximum temperatures of 18 to 23 Celsius, coolest along coasts with sea breezes, but winds otherwise mostly light east to northeast.
FRIDAY: Should stay dry everywhere, with good sunshine. Very warm - probably the warmest day of the week, with afternoon temperatures reaching the low to mid twenties, highest in the western half of the country. A little cooler along east, north and south facing coasts, with fresh easterly winds. There is a small risk of one or two thundery showers breaking out, especially in the south. There is also the risk of some sea fog on the east coast.
NEXT WEEKEND: Mainly dry, sunny weather will continue, but there is still the risk of a few thundery showers breaking out, especially in southern parts. Still warm, though temperatures will fall back slightly, with typical maximum values of 17 to 22 Celsius. Saturday will be breezy, with a fresh east to northeast winds, but winds will be moderate on Sunday.