National Forecast
08 February 2010 17:24
A few wintry showers will affect areas near Leinster coasts overnight. The showers will be of rain or sleet, but with falls of snow over high hills. Most other areas will have a dry night. Very cold with widespread frost. Lowest temperatures will range +1 to -3 degrees - coldest inland and in the west where frost will be severe.
Map for Tonight
Tomorrow
Tomorrow Tuesday will be a cold and mostly dry day. There'll be variable cloud, but sunny breaks will develop widely. Well scattered light wintry showers will affect areas near southeast and east coasts. Northeast breezes will be moderate. Highest temperatures of 3 to 6 degrees.
3 Day Outlook:
The weather is going to continue mainly dry and cold for the rest of the week and over next weekend. A moderate east to northeast airflow will prevail over Ireland keeping temperatures well below average. Daytime maxima only 3 to 7 degrees dropping sub-zero at night and possibly as low as -5 in rural areas with severe ground frosts. Some patches of freezing fog may occur also but fog will not be widespread as the air will be quite dry with relative humidities dropping below 50%. The weather will be generally dry with sunny spells but some snow or hail showers may drift down across Ireland at times in the northeast airflow with Ulster and Leinster most at risk.
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