FI Charts ( T120+ onwards) Spring 2025 **READ MOD NOTE IN FIRST
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A washout Good Friday and a varied Easter Weekend will give way to a drier, warmer period in the last week of April.
Monday and Tuesday will feature a mix of sunshine and occasional showers, with temperatures rising from weekend highs of 9–12C to 11–13C.
High pressure will dominate near or over Ireland from mid-week next week, bringing mostly dry weather and temperatures climbing to 14–17C.
The GEFS Ensembles graph indicates increasing high pressure, rising temperatures, and decreasing rainfall after the weekend.
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The ECM and GFS FI charts are showing a potentially decent May bank holiday weekend. Once we get this coming weekend out of the way and we move into Monday evening we see a low pressure system forming in the Atlantic off the Portuguese coast and driving any high pressure in our vicinity out to the east. This hovers around the Portuguese coast for the week and it allows high pressure to come our way from the Azores and builds over us, peaking into the bank holiday weekend. Temperatures nothing to get excited about really, but at the moment it's at least looking sunny and dry. 2 different scenarios emerging then, with ECM bringing a low from Iceland our direction on the bank holiday Monday and pushing the high pressure out to the west, but GFS extends the high pressure out to Wednesday morning where a similar low heads from Iceland towards Scotland.
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High pressure will build over Ireland and Britain, dominating our weather into the start of May.
Temperatures will gradually rise from 15 to 17C early next week to 18C to 21C later in the week.
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