https://www.irishmirror.ie/weather/heavy-showers-ireland-high-temperature-30181857
A weather expert has announced when heavy rains will hit Ireland. However, after the rainy season, temperatures are likely to rise to over 20°C.
Alan O’Reilly of Carlow Weather said Saturday’s weather models continued to show “unsettled outlook” with the risk of “heavy showers” ending a two-week mini heatwave with mostly blue skies.
“Weather models continue to show unsettled outlook from Saturday with risk of heavy showers but amounts generally don’t look too high. The ECMWF model also showing a chance of much warmer air moving up next week which could bring temperatures into high twenties but uncertain yet,” he said, posting to his popular Twitter page, reports The Mirror.
Met Éireann indicated Saturday would be generally cloudy, with showers of rain from the south to all areas in the morning and afternoon. There may be occasional heavy rain showers, but it will be fairly mild, with temperatures ranging from 18°C to 25°C, the coldest in the south.
The Irish Weather Service said for Saturday night: “A cloudy and wet night in store as showers continue to move over the country during the evening but they will gradually clear overnight,” reports The Mirror.
On Sunday, they said there would be a mix of clouds and showers, but there would also be periodic periods of sunshine with temperatures between 20 and 24 degrees Celsius.
“Looking ahead to Monday and it looks to be unsettled with a mix of cloud and showers but again some isolated sunny spells at times too. Staying warm however with highest temperatures of 20 to 25 degrees generally,” they added, reports The Mirror.
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