An unsettled week.



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Saturday 25/01/2025
On Saturday, Storm Éowyn will shift northeastward, leading to easing winds for most areas. Blustery showers will persist, with the possibility of wintry precipitation in the north and west. Later in the day, a longer spell of rain or sleet could move eastward. Highs will range from 5â�'7°C, and frost is likely overnight.

Sunday 26/01/2025
Rain will spread northeastward throughout the day, with heavier downpours in the west becoming lighter and patchier further north and east. Strong winds and blustery showers will follow from the southwest. Temperatures will peak at 7°C in the south and 3°C in the north.


 

Monday 27/01/2025
A low-pressure system centered over Ireland will bring a mix of heavy showers and occasional brighter spells. Strong winds, including gales in the south, are expected. Highs will reach 10°C in the south and 7°C in the north.



 
 
 

Tuesday 28/01/2025
Morning showers will gradually diminish into the afternoon. Later in the evening, thick cloud cover will bring heavy rain to Ireland, spreading eastward overnight into Wednesday. Afternoon temperatures will reach 9°C in the south and 5°C in the north.


 

Wednesday 29/01/2025
Expect heavy rain in the east during the morning, which will clear to make way for blustery showers. These showers will be heavier and more frequent in the west and may turn wintry over higher ground, possibly reaching lower levels in the north. Highs of 9°C in the south and 5°C in the north.


 

Thursday 30/01/2025
Another band of rain will push eastward during the day, followed by blustery showers, particularly in the north, where they may turn wintry. Highs will reach 11°C in the south and 6°C in the north.