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Bank holiday weather June Bank holiday weekend 2009 ?

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  • 27-05-2009 11:26pm
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    worded
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    Thinking of going to the west like half the country.

    Anyone any ideas of what it will be like?


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    Redsunset
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    STINK WARM.NEED I SAY MORE!!!


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    admiralofthefleet
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    looks like its going to be good. more info here


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    Hal1
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    Yea will be good as long as the high pressure stays high. :D


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    Redsunset
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,693 ✭✭✭Redsunset


    latestest met eireann forecasts, get the bbq out and stop doubting



    National Forecast
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    28 May 2009 06:50

    Today
    Mostly dull at first today with patches of mist and drizzle. Gradually brightening up this morning with sunny spells developing in many areas for the afternoon and evening. However cloud and drizzle may linger along parts of south and west coasts. Highest temperatures of 15 to 22 degrees with moderate to fresh south to southwest winds
    Tonight

    Tonight will be mild and mostly dry. However patches of mist, fog and drizzle will develop in places. Lowest temperatures of 10 to 12 degrees.
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    Tomorrow

    Friday will be warm and dry with good spells of sunshine developing after early mist and fog clear. Cloud and mist may linger in some coastal areas. Highest temperatures of 20 to 23 degrees in the midlands and west, but only reaching 15 or 16 degrees on east and south coasts. Winds will be moderate to fresh south to southeast.

    Outlook

    The coming Bank Holiday weekend will be dry throughout the country, with strong sunshine expected each day. The prevailing winds will be moderate or fresh southeasterly on Saturday, light to moderate easterly on Sunday and then moderate, locally fresh, east to northeast on Bank Holiday Monday. Coastal margins exposed to these winds will be the coolest locations, with typical maximum temperatures in the mid to high teens Celsius; however, other areas will be much warmer during the daytime, with afternoon maxima in the low twenties Celsius, and some inland areas reaching the mid-twenties. By night, it will be cooler overall, with mist or shallow fog patches in places.


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