Autumn 2023 - General Discussion

I can officially confirm that the weather in NCD is scorchio and has been since 11am this morning!

3pm Phoenix Park the hot spot 24c

Sunny everywhere else bar here 20c 😞

This year will top it I feel.

I hope the west gets warmer than the east just like in June because it was lovely 😍 either that or I'll have to go Dublin for a few days , also I wonder what the warmest September night is on record because some overnight lows this week isn't going below 17c

Ye I was doing the exact same thing checking met eirrean for statistics but couldn't find any maybe syran would know

Another beautiful morning in Kildare

Doubt we will break the September record thankfully. Can clearly see the affects of climate change on that list. 8 out of the 12 months this century.

Average for 20th century 16.52, Average for 21st century 16.61, Average for all 16.58.

Lovely calm and clear morning in Longford. Was very chilly earlier but becoming less cold now. Should get into the low twenties.

Glorious in Cork :) breezy tho! Reminds me of the Canaries.

Coincidence, natural variance, climategeddon, who knows.

It's way to early to know whether this will be a record month temp wise.

The mean temp always plunges from mid month onwards as the sun gets weaker and the nights longer.

A warm start to September isn't unusual at all.

If it's to be a record month the warm temps need to last well into the third and fourth week of September and it's too early to tell that.

Also, in September it's a delicate balancing act - clear skies and warm temps during the day can lead to quite chilly temps under clear skies at night. Already some places got down to 7/8º last night. If high pressure sticks around until the third and fourth week of the month, even under warm uppers you could easily see temps get as low as 3º or 4º on some nights, which won't lead to a record breaking month.