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09th Nov 2019

Freezing temperatures to bring sleet and snow to Ireland over the next week

James Fenton

Get the hats and scarves ready because Met Éireann is predicting that the Irish weather is about to take a turn for the worse.

The rest of the weekend is set to be a wet one with a risk of hail and thunder later on before rain spreads across the country on Sunday evening. There will then be ‘rain or showers on most days’ next week, with showers potentially becoming wintry on Monday and minimum temperatures of zero to four degrees.

Tuesday will see showers mostly in the north but a little bit of respite for the rest of the country with ‘good dry and sunny periods.’

The worst of the week looks to be saved for Wednesday when ‘rain could turn to sleet or snow on higher ground’ and early indications point to the cold weather sticking around for the rest of the week.

Not great news all round but what else would you expect with the Irish weather? At least it means we can enjoy sitting in most evenings without feeling guilty about not going outside. And with the likes of The Young Offenders, I’m A Celebrity and The Crown all returning to our screens, there’s plenty to keep us entertained.

A more detailed outlook for the Irish weather over the coming days can be found here.

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