Wednesday 23 May 2012

Today's Weather
Generally dry, warm and sunny today with maximum temperatures 18 to 22 degrees.
Cooler along the east and south coast in onshore breezes and also some patches of drizzle or sea fog.
Moderate south to southeast winds.

Tonight's Weather
Dry tonight apart from patches of mist, drizzle and fog. Lowest temperatures 8 to 12 degrees in moderate southerly breezes.

Tomorrow
Thursday: The mist, fog and drizzle will persist along parts of the south and east coast but generally it will be a sunny and a very warm day. Highest temperatures ranging 17 to 23 degrees in light east to southeast breezes.

3 Day Outlook

Thursday night: Very mild with patches of mist/fog/drizzle. Lowest temperatures 11 to 13 degrees.
Friday: A fine, warm and sunny day in store and many people feeling it as very warm. In fact Friday promises to be the warmest day countrywide in this spell with temperature maxima generally in the low to mid-twenties. 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 and south coast.

The weekend: The generally dry, sunny weather will continue, but there is still the risk of a few thundery showers breaking out, especially in southern parts.
Still warm or very warm, though feeling fresh along the Leinster coast due to onshore winds coming off the Irish Sea (Irish Sea temperature typically 9 or 10 degrees). Maximum temperatures 17 to 22 Celsius in fresh easterly winds.

Monday: Generally dry, warm and sunny with just the small chance of a thundery shower breaking out.