Charts ( Up to T120 ) Summer 2025 ** READ MOD NOTE IN FIRST POST*
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01-06-2025 11:55AM#1
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After a mostly dry and sunny Spring, the final week of Spring brought a major pattern change into a much more unsettled Atlantic driven setup. This looks like continuing into the start of summer. The coming week will be quiet cool at times with rain or showers around every day.
We continue the week with a flat zonal westerly driving in rain or showers most days.
Anywhere up to 40mm of rainfall can be expecting over the coming 5/6 days in western areas and up to 20mm of rainfall elsewhere.
Temperatures will be a few degrees below normal at times ranging 10 to 14C for much of this week.
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Still relatively cool tomorrow and temperatures only slowly improving first in the S and SE on Tuesday. Weds getting up to the high teens and over 20c perhaps in a few inland places and humid and temperatures could get knocked back significantly if under some heavy rain or thunderstorms with hail a possibility. Thurs looking like high teens into low 20's for many and again will see how much shower activity is showing on the more hi res models ( currently looks like widespread showers, some heavy ) and watching for the risk of some thunderstorm activity. Fri just slightly outside the 120hrs but as a group under the same weather pattern again would be expecting shower activity fairly widespread and some heavy or maybe more prolonged rainfall, heavy in places and the chance of thunderstorms.
Can see in Weds chart the more active trough and fronts approaching from the South and on the pressure charts the area of dominant LP to the W and SW steering in the unstable LP features on the warm moisture rich airflow being dragged up from Spain. Wouldn't be surprised to see a bit higher temperatures than what is depicted on the charts below.
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Clare (430ft asl)Join Date:Posts: 1611
A generally unsettled spell of weather will carry on through the end of the working week, with a risk of thunderstorms, particularly on Thursday.
Monday will see outbreaks of rain becoming widespread across the northern half of the country, while southern counties are likely to stay mostly dry. Rain will move into western parts of Connacht and Ulster by late morning, reaching the east Ulster coast by mid-afternoon.
Scattered showers are expected on Tuesday and Wednesday, continuing into the first half of Thursday. Heavier, possibly thundery downpours will then spread northeast across the country, with the northwest most at risk of thunderstorm activity.
The showery theme will continue into Friday and Saturday, but conditions are set to improve from Sunday onwards, with drier and brighter weather and some sunny spells likely into the following week.
Temperatures will be around average for the time of year, with highs in the mid to high teens widely. Temperatures may exceed 20c in parts of north Leinster and Ulster later in the week.
After a particularly wet week—where some areas saw over double the usual rainfall—this week’s totals will be slightly below average overall. The highest rainfall amounts are expected in Ulster (40–50mm), while south and east Munster will see the least (around 10mm).
Winds will be moderate to fresh from the southwest until Tuesday night, easing and turning southerly by Wednesday.
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Models look to be upping the rainfall totals I think. A lot of rain up along the E, NE, N and NW it would seem with thunderstorms possibly in the mix at times so some areas getting even higher totals perhaps.
Breezy to blustery at times too. Poor spell of weather over the coming days.
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Clare (430ft asl)Join Date:Posts: 1611
Heavy showers will affect Munster and Connacht this evening. Some of these showers may produce thundery downpours. The focus of the showers will be in the eastern half of Ireland during Saturday. It will turn much drier everywhere from Sunday through next week.
www.weatheire.com
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Looking warm to very warm and some hot chart showing up towards the end of the week through the weekend. Low rainfall totals , some places maybe not getting any, starting to see quite warm nights as well as the week goes on. Looks like a real taste of summer and could be seeing temperatures in the high 20's over the weekend perhaps.
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Yes indeed, Met Eireann keeping a lid on it for now but basically getting warmer and warmer every day. I see no reason why we can't reach a whopping 30C by Sunday!! Coinciding with the longest day of the year an exceptional spell of weather is knocking on the door
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Clare (430ft asl)Join Date:Posts: 1611
It will certainly heat up beyond mid-week with temperatures reaching the mid-20s in many spots. Meteociel.fr may be over-egging the red temperature hues a tad however.
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Clare (430ft asl)Join Date:Posts: 1611
Temperatures will peak in the high 20s, particularly on Friday. The top temperature so far today is 22c at Shannon Airport.
and 25c at 8am on Saturday before cooler air moves in from the west
www.weatheire.com
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met Éireann giving more detail about the weekend, cloudy in the west Saturday, clouding over in muster and Connaught with showery rain on Sunday. No mention of thunderstorms. Back to cooler weather ,showers and longer spells of rain next week. A pile of cack for anyone in the west. YAY LONGER SPELLS OF RAIN, JUST WHAT WE NEED YAY!!!!!
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