Saturday, 5 July, 2014 Forecasts for Ireland TODAY ... A few sunny intervals for east and south this morning, fading behind increasing cloud and scattered showers, some of them rather blustery with hail and thunder possible. Moderate SW to W winds 30-50 km/hr, 5-10 mm rain by evening, and highs 16-19 C, possibly touching 20 around Wexford. TONIGHT ... Breezy to windy, frequent showers, some prolonged intervals of rain across the north. Lows 8-10 C and about 5-10 mm additional rainfalls, winds gusting to 70 km/hr and veering more to west or northwest. SUNDAY ... Variable cloud, further showers likely, moderate westerly winds, highs about 17 C. MONDAY ... Cloudy with sunny intervals, a few showers and risk of a brief thunderstorm inland west, lows near 9 C and highs near 19 C. TUESDAY ... Intervals of cloud and sunshine, showers more isolated, lows about 8 C and highs about 20 C. FURTHER OUTLOOK ... A warmer and drier regime will be trying to build over the south, and it may succeed to some extent, but will have trouble establishing itself over more northern counties with repeated weak frontal systems pushing in from the west. There are still some indications of a firmer high pressure influence beyond next weekend and some chance of a very warm spell developing later in the month. Meanwhile, Hurricane Arthur looks to be ready to make the transition to a regular low pressure system over New Brunswick Canada after bringing some tropical storm force winds to western Nova Scotia between now and mid-day local times. Rainfalls of as much as 200 mm have fallen during Friday in parts of southeast Massachusetts and the storm will continue to bring 100-150 mm rainfalls to Maine and New Brunswick. ... Hot and dry across much of the central and western regions of the U.S., showery in western Canada. My local weather on Friday was cloudy with late afternoon and evening light showers, highs near 20 C. -- Peter fior IWO
Posted on: Sat, 05 Jul 2014 06:43:03 +0000
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