Limerick Weather - Sunday, February 5, 2023
A CHILLY start this morning, but after, it will be a dry day overall with sunshine developing in most areas. It will be cloudier though near southwestern coasts with some patchy light rain and drizzle here at times. Highest temperatures of eight or nine degrees in moderate southerly winds, increasing fresh in western areas through the afternoon.
NATIONAL OUTLOOK
Staying quite settled early in the week with just occasional rain and drizzle. Temperatures near or above the February average. More changeable and unsettled conditions are possible later in the week.
Cloudy with patches of light rain and drizzle developing. Lowest temperatures of two to six degrees generally in moderate southerly winds with some hill fog developing.
Mostly cloudy tomorrow with scattered light rain or drizzle, mainly in Atlantic coastal counties while the best of the drier conditions and sunny spells will be in the southeast. Highest temperatures of eight to 10 degrees in mostly moderate southerly winds.
Mostly cloudy with a weak band of patchy light rain extending from the northwest through tomorrow night. As the rain clears the northwest towards morning, drier clearer conditions will develop. Lowest temperatures of three to seven degrees, coldest later in the northwest once the rain clears as light southwest winds veer northerly.
The cloud and patchy rain will only gradually clear towards the southeast through the days, lingering in the southeast into Tuesday evening. Dry and bright conditions will follow as the rain clears. Highest temperatures of seven to 11 degrees in light variable winds. A mix of clear spells and cloudier conditions but mostly dry with just isolated patches of rain or drizzle. Lowest temperatures of one to five degrees generally in light to moderate southerly winds.
Staying predominantly dry for much of Wednesday. Moderate southerly winds will freshen through the day before rain begins to extend in from the west later in the evening. Highest temperatures of seven to nine degrees.
After and damp and blustery Wednesday night current indications suggest it will remain changeable and at times unsettled up to and including the weekend.