Ireland will experience a week filled with dry weather and sunshine, with temperatures expected to reach highs of 14C to 19C during the day, as detailed by Met Éireann forecasters. Despite the pleasant daytime weather, nights will remain cool, potentially featuring frost and mist, particularly in eastern areas. The week is predicted to gradually warm up, concluding with high teen temperatures by Friday. However, the outlook for the Easter holidays is less optimistic, with forecasts indicating a move toward more changeable weather conditions next week, especially in the east.
Met Éireann is forecasting a week of dry and sunny weather across Ireland, with daytime temperatures ranging from 14C to 19C, but cool nights ahead.
Forecaster Aoife Kealy emphasized that while daytime highs will increase, nighttime temperatures will be chilly, urging people to keep warm layers handy.
Deirdre Lowe highlighted that the conditions will remain dry and sunny at least until mid-week, although nights could see frost and fog patches.
The longer-term forecast suggests a shift to more unsettled weather by next week, particularly affecting eastern regions with increased precipitation.
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