Met Éireann is forecasting a weekend of grim weather with Saturday in particular set to be a washout.
Today, rain will become persistent in the west and northwest this evening with heavy showers along the coastal counties throughout the night.
Met.ie describes Saturday as:
“A cold, crisp and bright day with sunny spells in all areas, but increasingly blustery and showery also. Some of the showers will be heavy with hail, with a risk of thundery downpours, especially in Atlantic coastal counties. Top temperatures just 7 to 11 degrees in gusty west to northwest winds, reaching gale at times along the Atlantic Seaboard.”
However, things will improve slightly on Sunday which will be:
“The drier day of the weekend with spells of sunshine occurring in most parts. Still a few showers around though, especially through west Ulster and north Connacht, but becoming isolated by evening. Highs of 8 to 11 Celsius with northwesterly winds gradually abating.”
Sounds like ideal weather for a toastie festival, don’t you think?
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