Limerick Weather - Saturday, February 4, 2023
IRELAND'S newest Bank Holiday weekend will kick off mostly dry and cloudy in this province. However, rain will develop in the west during the morning and will move southeastwards across Munster during the afternoon and clearing by evening. Drier, brighter and colder conditions will follow. Highest afternoon temperatures of six to eight degrees in the west and eight to 11 degrees in east Munster with moderate to fresh southerly winds, easing and becoming northwesterly after the rain.
NATIONAL OUTLOOK
Staying quite settled with just occasional rain and drizzle. Temperatures near or above the February average.
Cold and dry tonight, with long clear spells. There will be widespread frost and possibly ice as temperatures fall to between minus three degrees and zero degrees.
The frost returns tomorrow, although it will be dry with plenty of sunshine. Cloud will increase through the day and patches of light rain or drizzle will develop in the southwest later. Highest temperatures of five to 10 degrees, with light to moderate southerly winds.
Tomorrow night, it will be cloudy with patches of light rain and drizzle. Lowest temperatures of five to nine degrees in a light to moderate southerly wind.
Monday will be mostly cloudy with scattered light rain or drizzle, mainly in Atlantic coastal counties. Highest temperatures of eight to 10 degrees with light to moderate southerly winds.
Monday night will start off mostly cloudy and dry. Rain will develop edge southeastwards, becoming very patchy. Lowest temperatures of three to eight degrees, coldest later in the northwest once the rain clears.
On Tuesday, the cloud and patchy rain will continue clearing southeastwards, but may linger in the southeast into the evening. Highest temperatures of seven to 10 degrees with light winds.
Settled on Wednesday but rain possible on Thursday.