Met Éireann

Becoming wet and windy tonight as moderate southerly winds increase fresh to strong and gusty overnight. Outbreaks of rain and drizzle will become widespread ...

Highest temperatures of 3 to 7 degrees generally, milder along southern coasts. Milder elsewhere with lowest temperatures of 4 to 7 degrees in mostly light to moderate southerly breezes. Saturday night: A very cold night, especially over the northern half of the country, with lowest temperatures of -4 to +1 degrees with frost and icy stretches developing widely. Driest and coldest in the north and west, with lowest temperatures of 0 to 4 degrees, with frost and patches of fog developing. Wet and windy tomorrow morning with fresh to strong and very gusty southwesterly winds. Tonight will become wet and windy as southerly winds increase from fresh to strong and gusty overnight.

Following on from this month's cold snap with ice and snow, Ireland will now be hit with stormy conditions as strong winds and heavy rainfall will hit over ...

Largely dry for much of the night though there will be a few showers with falls of sleet possible. Met Eireann's forecast reads: "Further showery outbreaks of rain expected, most widespread at first but good dry periods will develop through the day, especially from mid-afternoon. There is "uncertainty" for Sunday's (New Year's Day) weather forecast but it currently looks like it will be cold and wet. [Northern Ireland](https://www.rsvplive.ie/all-about/northern-ireland), the UK Met Office has issued a Status Yellow Rain warning for Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Tyrone, Derry as heavy rain will "bring some flooding and travel disruption in places". [Met Eireann](https://www.rsvplive.ie/all-about/met-eireann) spokesperson warned: "Heavy rain will cause some localised flooding." [weather](https://www.rsvplive.ie/all-about/weather) warnings have been issued by forecasters over the coming days and most areas will be affected.

The warning will be in effect from 10pm December 29 until 8am December 30. Due to the heavy rain forecasted, there's a high risk of localised flooding in the ...

Read more: Highest temperatures of 3 to 7 degrees generally, milder along southern coasts. A very cold night, especially over the northern half of the country, with lowest temperatures of -4 to +1 degrees with frost and icy stretches developing widely. Further showery outbreaks of rain expected, most widespread at first but good dry periods will develop through the day, especially from mid-afternoon. Read More: More persistent rain will develop in the southwest towards morning.

Thursday (December 29) will be windy to start with very strong winds possible in the north and northwest for a time early in the morning, according to...

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A status yellow rain warning has been issued for Cavan, Donegal, Connacht, and Longford and will be in effect from 10pm tonight until 8am on Friday morning.

Largely dry for much of the night though there will be a few showers with falls of sleet possible. “Widespread outbreaks of rain at first with heavy falls and localised flooding in places. Saturday night will be “a very cold night, especially over the northern half of the country, with lowest temperatures of -4 to +1 degrees with frost and icy stretches developing widely. “Driest and coldest in the north and west, with lowest temperatures of 0 to 4 degrees, with frost and patches of fog developing. According to the Irish forecaster, tomorrow will start with a “Wet and windy tomorrow morning with fresh to strong and very gusty southwesterly winds. Outbreaks of rain and drizzle will continue to extend northeastwards across the country with heavier falls of rain developing later in parts of the west and northwest with spot flooding.

The weather advisory will come into effect at 10pm this evening and affect Kerry, Wexford, Wicklow, Galway, Waterford and Dublin. The warning will remain in ...

A status yellow wind warning has also been issued for three counties. The weather warning is in place for Donegal, Leitrim and Sligo and will remain in effect until 11am today. This warning comes into effect at 10pm tonight and will remain in place until 8am tomorrow.

Stay warm and dry.Met Éireann has issued two new Status Yellow weather warnings as the year draws to a close in typically unsettled fashion.

The afternoon looks a drier prospect, with highest daytime temperatures of 7 to 10 degrees anticipated. Patches of frost and fog may also materialise. The north and west should receive the driest and coldest conditions, with lowest temperatures of zero to 4 degrees. Friday night will bring showery outbreaks of rain, extending from the southwest during the night. Outbreaks of rain and drizzle will hit during the evening, however, alongside lowest temperatures of zero to 5 degrees. As for a more general outlook for the next couple of days, Thursday should see highest afternoon temperatures of 5 to 9 degrees, with "good dry periods" developing following a showery and windy morning.

As the day goes on, rain showers and strong winds are expected to ease. Advertisement. But unsettled conditions are expected again this evening as temperatures ...

Highest temperatures will range from 5 to 9C, with colder conditions and breezes expected in parts of the north. They said: "Outbreaks of rain and drizzle will continue to extend northeastwards across the country with heavier falls of rain developing later in parts of the west and northwest with spot flooding." Tomorrow, rain and wet are set to continue throughout the day, with the potential of localised floods. The night is expected to be "wet and windy" as conditions increase to strong gusts. As the day goes on, rain showers and strong winds are expected to ease. And in the north of the country, the chance of sleet can be expected today.

Ireland is set to see some turbulent weather conditions as we head into the New Year, due to a supercharged jet stream, fired up by the mega-freeze in ...

There is potential for it to be frosty on Saturday night, especially in the north.' Latest forecast shows temperatures up to 19c in the South of France for New Years Eve. Lowest temperatures of 1C to 4C, coldest in the north early in the night with temperatures rising overnight.' A very mild start to the new year forecast in many parts of Europe. The best of dry spells will be in the evening. Rain will spready from the Atlantic overnight with heavy rain in the west.

Highest afternoon temperatures of 5 to 7 degrees. It will become wet and windy tonight as moderate southerly winds increase fresh to strong and gusty overnight.

There is also the chance of sleet too. Outbreaks of rain and drizzle will spread from the southwest with heavier falls of rain developing later in western parts of the province with spot flooding. It will be windy this morning with fresh to strong and gusty west to southwest winds, stronger in the west of the province.

The second warning, a Status Yellow wind warning, will also begin at 10pm. This warning will be in place for the counties Dublin, Wexford, Wicklow, Galway, ...

Some dry and bright spells will develop for the afternoon, but there will be some further rainfall in parts too. Saturday: Further showery outbreaks of rain are expected, most widespread at first but good dry periods will develop through the day, especially from mid-afternoon. The first warning to be issued, a Status Yellow rain warning, comes into effect at 10pm for the counties of Cavan, Donegal and Longford as well as all of Connacht. This warning will be in place for the counties Dublin, Wexford, Wicklow, Galway, Kerry and Waterford. Highest temperatures of 3C to 7C generally, milder along southern coasts. Sunday: There is a good deal of uncertainty in the forecast for New Year's Day but indications are that rain in the southwest will gradually extend across the country, falling as sleet in places with snow on high ground.

This will also come into force at 10pm and is valid until 8am tomorrow. Heavy rain will cause some localised flooding. Conditions will remain unsettled over the ...

Highest temperatures will range between 7C and 10C. Highest afternoon temperatures will range between 5C and 9C. There will be sunny spells and widespread showers as well, heavy at times with possible hail and isolated thunderstorms.

All of Connacht, as well as counties Cavan, Donegal, and Longford will be under a status yellow rain warning from 10pm to 8am tomorrow morning. The forecaster ...

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Forecasters say the cold air that has been spreading across America is helping to strengthen the jet stream, which is pushing low pressure systems across ...

Driest and coldest in the north and west, with lowest temperatures of 0 to 4 degrees, with frost and patches of fog developing. More persistent rain will develop in the southwest towards morning." For New Year's Eve, it said: "Further showery outbreaks of rain expected on Saturday, most widespread at first but good dry periods will develop through the day, especially from mid-afternoon. The outbreaks of rain will continue to extend northeastwards to all parts early tonight with heavier falls at times leading to spot flooding in place, especially the west and northwest. Milder elsewhere with lowest temperatures of 4C to 7C in mostly light to moderate southerly breezes." The wettest conditions will be in the south and west.

MET Eireann has issued rain and wind warnings for 13 counties - with strong gusts and flooding expected in some areas overnight.Cavan, Donegal, Connac.

"Gradually becoming drier overnight but remaining cold with lowest temperatures of -3 to +1 degrees." A forecaster added: "There is a good deal uncertainty in the forecast for New Year's Day but indications are that rain in the southwest will gradually extend across the country, falling as sleet in places with snow on high ground. "Largely dry for much of the night though there will be a few showers with falls of sleet possible. "Widespread outbreaks of rain at first with heavy falls and localised flooding in places. The alert reads: "South to southwest winds will be very strong and gusty at times, especially near coasts and on high ground." The alert reads: "Heavy rain will cause some localised flooding."

Met Eireann has forecast a freezing weekend for Ireland as people ring in 2023. Heavy showers, weather warnings and even snow is expected.

Met Eireann says the weather will continue unsettled with further spells of rain and showers, before turning colder for the weekend with frosts developing. Another Status Yellow alert for Wind affects Dublin, Wexford, Wicklow, Galway, Kerry and Waterford from 10pm Thursday until 7am Friday. Temperatures could fall as low as -4C on Saturday night with chilly lows of -3C forecast for the night of New Year's Eve. It comes as a supercharged jet stream, fired up by the mega-freeze in America, is set to create turbulent weather conditions for Ireland in the lead up to the New Year. Met Eireann says low pressure will be the main feature of Ireland’s over the New Year, leading to “largely unsettled conditions”. New Met Eireann weather maps show exactly where and when snow is forecast to fall in the coming days.

It's going to be a freezing over the weekend as people across the country ring in 2023, with heavy showers, Status Yellow warnings and snow expected in ...

A very cold night, especially over the northern half of the country, with lowest temperatures of -4 to +1 degrees with frost and icy stretches developing widely. Highest temperatures of 3 to 7 degrees generally, milder along southern coasts. Milder elsewhere with lowest temperatures of 4 to 7 degrees in mostly light to moderate southerly breezes. Driest and coldest in the north and west, with lowest temperatures of 0 to 4 degrees, with frost and patches of fog developing. Further showery outbreaks of rain expected, most widespread at first but good dry periods will develop through the day, especially from mid-afternoon. Turning drier and brighter from the west during the morning and early afternoon.

The weather will be wet and windy this morning with fresh to strong and very gusty southwesterly winds. Showery outbreaks of rain are expected early on, with ...

Lowest temperatures of 1 to 5 degrees are expected with frost developing in the north. Moderate westerly winds will back southwesterly and ease light with fog patches developing. “Current indications suggest that the rest of the week will be unsettled with spells of rain and showers”. It will be dry early on in the night but outbreaks of rain and drizzle extend northeastwards to most areas by morning. Conditions will be driest and coldest in parts of the north and west, with lowest temperatures of -1 to +3 degrees, while frost and patches of fog develop. It will be largely dry at first tonight with a few showers, which will become more widespread through the night with longer spells of rain developing for much of Munster and Leinster.