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Published 16:12 27 Feb 2019 GMT
Updated 19:36 27 Feb 2019 GMT
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7 day forecast More information here https://t.co/9gKN6SVok4 pic.twitter.com/LARsT738TI
— Met Éireann (@MetEireann) February 27, 2019
"Windy or possibly stormy for a time in the northwest. Widespread heavy rain will give way in many areas to sunny spells and scattered squally showers. However the showers are likely to be prolonged and heavy in parts of the north and northwest with some hail and local thundery".The northwest of the country is likely to see the worst of this weather with "strong to galeforce winds" and heavy rain. Alan O'Reilly of Carlow Weather echoes this prediction, saying a storm on Saturday is possible but it's too early to tell.
There's a chance of frost overnight and there will be fog in places too. Sunday is more of the same with "heavy rain" forecast for many areas and the possibility of sleet. It's also set to become very windy on Sunday night with the risk of gales in southern areas. At the moment, the outlook for next week is "cool and unsettled weather expected with some night frosts" but we all know how unsettled Irish weather is and these predictions are subject to change. You can check out the forecast in full on the Met Éireann website here, here's hoping the sunshine makes a return soon...However the charts overnight continue to show a big change with a risk of a storm on Saturday with strong winds and heavy rain. pic.twitter.com/6rSLVUm0eO
— Carlow Weather (@CarlowWeather) February 26, 2019
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