Tuesday, 24 September, 2013 Forecasts for Ireland TODAY ... Cloudy with a few sunny intervals, continuing quite warm and rather humid, a few brief showers or periods of drizzle most likely in west Munster (rainfalls only 1-3 mm), highs inland around 19-22 C and closer to coasts 16-19 C. TONIGHT ... Mist or fog patches redeveloping, mild and humid, lows 8-13 C. WEDNESDAY ... Cloudy with some brighter intervals, mild to warm again, humid, isolated showers, highs 17-20 C. THURSDAY ... Continued cloudy with a few sunny spells and rather warm although somewhat cooler in some inland regions during the overnight hours, lows 4-8 C, followed by highs of about 16-19 C. Patchy dense fog at night. FRIDAY to SUNDAY ... Cloudy with highs generally 15-18 C and some outbreaks of light rain developing gradually from southwest to northeast, heavier rain likely to follow towards end of the month. Forecasts for Britain Warm and dry across the south for several days, with some sunshine each day and considerable mist or fog becoming rather dense in some places overnight and morning hours. Highs 17-22 C. Somewhat greater risk of showers in some north-central districts today and then clearing tomorrow. The further outlook calls for a slow increase in lower cloud and light rainfall followed by heavier rainfall about Tuesday 1st October. Source and credit ..... M.T. Cranium.daily forecaster from Boards.ie weather forum.
Posted on: Tue, 24 Sep 2013 06:31:17 +0000