Limerick Weather - Sunday, December 18, 2022
GENERALLY cloudy with scattered outbreaks of blustery rain, heaviest to the south leading to spot flooding, especially later. Particularly poor conditions with mist and fog at the south coast. Noticeably milder than preceding days with afternoon temperatures ranging from 10 to 13 degrees, in fresh and gusty southerly winds.
NATIONAL OUTLOOK
Unsettled with wet and windy conditions at times.
Very mild tonight with scattered outbreaks of blustery rain, heaviest across southern and western counties, bringing possible spot flooding here. Temperatures not dropping below 10 to 13 degrees nationwide in fresh and gusty southerly winds.
Rather wet and windy with outbreaks of rain in the south and west tomorrow, heaviest all the while across southern and western counties with further spot flooding. Mild with highest temperatures of 11 to 13 degrees in fresh to strong south to southwest winds. Becoming mostly dry after-dark, though showers will follow in across Atlantic counties. Lowest temperatures of four to seven degrees in moderate to fresh southwest winds, stronger along Atlantic coasts.
Rather windy on Tuesday too with sunny spells and showers, most frequent across Atlantic counties, some heavy with hail. Highest temperatures of seven to nine degrees in fresh to strong and gusty southwest winds. Cold and blustery on Tuesday night with clear spells and showers right across the country, some heavy and of hail. Lowest temperatures of three to five degrees, with a wind chill factor, all in brisk west to southwest winds.
A breezy day with sunny spells and scattered showers on Wednesday, most of the showers will occur in the morning. Highest temperatures generally ranging from six to 10 degrees. Frost will set in across sheltered areas after dark with clear and calm weather setting in for a time.