Ireland Weather: Met Eireann expects massive change in a matter of days on promising new forecasts

The Met Eireann has forecast a very promising change as it looks like our weather is finally going to get warmer next week.

The miserable conditions of recent weeks will be replaced by more stable conditions, although the early days of next week will still be wet.

There will be more thunderstorms tonight as the horrific conditions continue for the past two weeks.

One of the forecasters in the Met Eireann said: “Scattered rain this evening will gradually fill east early in the night as clouds accumulate from the Atlantic Ocean. A group of torrential rain will pour into the western provinces tonight and spread east across the country overnight, with some bursts. Strong and thunderstorms, especially in the west and southwest with the risk of local floods. It becomes a breeze with precipitation such as moderate southerly winds to gale and southerly winds. The lowest temperatures are 3 to 6 degrees.

“A humidity and storm will begin tomorrow with the continued heavy rains and some torrential explosions, especially over the south and southeast, with the risk of flooding nearby.

«Rain will fall in the Irish Sea in the early afternoon, followed by sunshine and sporadic strong rains. The rain will be heavy at times with the risk of thunderstorms and hail. The moderate southerly wind will turn into gale, winds to light westerly and lightening to moderate with rain And another cold day with maximum temperatures between 10 and 13 degrees.

Scattered thunderstorms of rain or hail over Leinster, Munster and South Connacht will continue overnight, with rain merging with longer periods of rain for a longer period in the east by morning. They will become largely dry with good clear periods in the north. The lowest temperatures are from 1 to 5 degrees in light breezes that change mostly to the north late at night and increase the light to moderate. «

The beginning of next week will witness the continuation of cold and humid weather in recent days.

However, there is finally some hope on the horizon as experts said our weather looks set to get much warmer at the end of the week, with plenty of weather on Wednesday.

One forecast said: “On Monday, sporadic torrential rains will ease in Münster and Leinster during the morning period for some time during the afternoon, while a longer wave of rain will grow in the northwest and move towards the southeast. To 14 degrees.

Most areas will see a good amount of dry and bright weather on Tuesday, although a little rain will happen in the afternoon. Nevertheless it will be a more cloudy day in the southwest with occasional rain. The highest temperatures are from 12 to 15 The temperatures range from moderate to developing, with light to moderate northwesterly winds, or with variable winds during the afternoon.

«It remains cloudy in the southwest on Tuesday night with some irregular coastal rain or occasional drizzle. Largely dry elsewhere with long clear spells. The lowest temperatures are 3 to 6 degrees with some patches of fog and fog appearing in a light northern or A changing breeze.

«Wednesday will remain on the cloudy side along the southwestern edges with erratic coastal rains at times. Drier elsewhere with at least periods of sunny during the afternoon before becoming more cloudy with some potential showers in the northeast.» The highest temperatures are from 12 to 16 degrees, and the least temperate is in the northeast, where the best periods of weather are expected to be sunny, with light to moderate northwest breezes.

«There are indications that our weather will be warmer towards the end of the week, but there will be more rain at times.»