Met Eirann predicts that there will be a big change in the weather conditions this week in Dublin. The morning was be very cloudy and mild but there were some sessions with sunlight too. The rains may fall but temperature rise up to 14C which makes it a pleasant day. As the week progresses temperature may rise up to 17-18C.
Frost and fog will be cleared and mornings will be sunny and dry on Wednesday, the St. Patrick’s day. The sky will be a bit cloudy later on and mercury will be boiling at 10-11 degrees on the north coast but it will rise up to 17 degrees in South Munster and South Leinster. Night will be chillier as the temperature drops to 5-8 degrees.
On Thursday, the sky will be decorated with clouds and drizzles and mist may happen. In the afternoon, the mist clears and temperature rise up to 13 degrees. Overall, a dry will be accompanied by a cool night later on with temperature marking at 2-4 degrees.
Friday will be a dry day with mix of cloud and sunshine. Maximum temperature may range from 9-13 degrees while later in the night temperature drops to 2-5 degrees with clear spells and plenty of clouds.
High pressure and dry conditions will mark the weekend and will dominate the weather all over the Irish State.
Source: met.ie