Updated: 5pmA cold spell of weather has moved over Ireland and is forecast to last for much of the next week, with Met Éireann issuing a cold weather advisory for much of next week. The forecaster said the country will experience a respite from recent wet and windy weather as high pressure builds from the Azores over the weekend and becomes established over Ireland into next week. The change in the weather pattern will mean cold, clear and generally calm conditions with little rain. While it will be cold, it will be mainly dry with sunny spells as the high pressure will prevent any significant rainfall. Met Éireann said current indications suggest high pressure will be in control of our weather until next weekend when the models show a breakdown to more unsettled, but still cold, weather.

Source: The Herald January 06, 2024 23:19 UTC