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09 Jan 2026
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09 Jan 2026
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The rain will be heavy in the south and there may be some snow on high ground.
A dry start tomorrow. Rain and drizzle will develop through the morning and persist for much of the day.
The rain will be heavy in the south and there may be some snow on high ground.
Highest temperatures of 3 to 5 degrees. Light winds will become moderate northerly with strong winds on south coasts.
Thursday night: Dry and clear for most with outbreaks of rain and drizzle along eastern fringes at first.
Overnight scattered showers will feed in from the west, affecting parts of Munster and Connacht, with isolated showers further north.
Showers affecting parts of the west overnight, with a chance of hail.
Frost in places with lowest temperatures of -2 to 2 degrees, with light to moderate westerly winds.
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