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14 Jan 2026
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14 Jan 2026
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Starting mostly dry today, Wednesday, it will become wet and breezy through the morning and afternoon with rain, turning heavy at times, spreading eastwards across Donegal.
A clearance to scattered showers will follow from the west in the evening. Highest temperatures of 4 to 8 degrees. Southerly winds will increase moderately to fresh, stronger near Atlantic coasts, with the arrival of the rain, before easing with the clearance.
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Any lingering rain will clear, tonight, leaving mostly dry conditions with long clear spells, but with scattered showers feeding into the northwest. Some frost is possible with lowest temperatures of 0 to 4 degrees and mostly moderate southwesterly winds.
A dry day tomorrow, Thursday, for many with plenty of sunshine and just some scattered showers affecting the northwest. Highest temperatures of 4 to 8 degrees, with light to moderate southerly or variable winds.
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