National Forecast
02 September 2010 11:44
Mostly dry and bright with good sunny spells, but some cloudy periods also, with a few showers possible in southwestern coastal areas. Warm, top temperatures 17 to 22 degrees - highest in the west and mid west.
Tonight
Misty and mostly cloudy in Atlantic coastal counties overnight, with some spots of drizzle near the coast. Mostly dry elsewhere, some clear spells, with some patches of mist and shallow fog in places. Mild, lowest temperatures will range 8 to 12 degrees.
Map for Today
Tomorrow
Warm and mostly dry tomorrow Friday. Cloudy in Atlantic coastal counties, with a little drizzle in places at times. Brighter elsewhere some hazy sunshine, this best over Leinster and Ulster. Warm again, top temperatures of 17 to 22 degrees. Winds light to moderate southeasterly.
3 Day Outlook:
Friday night will be mild and dry in most areas. However rain will spread in to southwestern and western areas by daybreak. The rain will spread east to all parts during Saturday, though amounts will be small over Leinster and Ulster. Sunday will be mostly cloudy and breezy. While much of the east and north will remain dry until afternoon, another batch of rain arriving in the west before noon will spread countrywide during Sunday afternoon and evening. This rain will be heavy accompanied by low cloud and mist. Monday will be a cool mostly overcast day with occasional outbreaks of rain - some heavy and prolonged.
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