Thursday, 27 November, 2014 Forecasts for Ireland TODAY ... Patchy dense fog with some freezing fog conditions will gradually disperse as winds pick up to 40-60 km/hr from the southeast. Milder by afternoon with highs reaching 8-11 C for most. Some drizzle or light rain may give 1-3 mm in parts of west Munster, mostly trace amounts elsewhere. TONIGHT ... Breezy enough to prevent frost or dense fog although misty with a little more drizzle or light rain, lows 3-6 C. FRIDAY ... Variable cloud, some brighter intervals developing across parts of the north, patchy light rain in west Munster with highs 9-12 C. SATURDAY ... Overnight clearing and light winds may see a return to dense fog and scattered frost inland, then the day will be misty or hazy but mild near coasts and where the fog lifts inland, staying rather cold in more persistent fog in some valleys. Lows -3 to +2 C, highs near 10 C coastal, 5-8 C further inland. SUNDAY ... Widespread dense fog may be very slow to lift, otherwise similar to the conditions on Saturday, lows -4 to +2 C, highs 6-10 C. MONDAY ... Foggy conditions may clear in somewhat stronger south to southwest breezes, then light rain from a weak frontal system, lows -2 to +4 and highs 8-11 C. FURTHER OUTLOOK ... Higher pressure will build in from the southwest, leading to extensive fog and mist, rather mild near coasts but with potential for frost or fog to linger inland. Over the eastern U.S., snowfalls of 10-20 cm were fairly widespread inland with heavy rain closer to the Atlantic coasts, but this storm has now moved into eastern Canada en route to western Iceland, and slow clearing will follow with rather cold temperatures for most east of the Rockies. The far west and most of the south remain mild and dry except for some rain moving into parts of Washington state and southern B.C. ... My local weather on Wednesday was cloudy and foggy with light rain at times, highs near 10 C. -- Peter for IWO
Posted on: Thu, 27 Nov 2014 08:16:03 +0000
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