Met Éireann Forecasts a Mostly Dry Week Ahead with Gentle Winds

Met Éireann has announced that high-pressure systems will bring a mostly dry week with gentle winds across the region. From Monday, October 13, lingering mist and fog are expected to dissipate, leading to a primarily dry and cloudy day with occasional sunny intervals.

Weather Forecast Overview

The temperatures during the day will range from 13°C to 16°C, accompanied by light to moderate easterly or southeasterly winds. The night will maintain these dry conditions, although drizzle may occur along southern and eastern coasts.

Daily Breakdown

• Monday: Mainly dry and cloudy, with the possibility of brief sunny spells and light drizzle.
• Tuesday: Another cloudy day with some bright periods, dry overall, but potential for light rain.
• Wednesday and Thursday: Forecasts suggest continued dry weather with occasional patchy drizzle, particularly in southern and eastern areas.
• Friday: Expected to remain mainly dry and cloudy, but light rain may develop.

Temperature Expectations

Throughout the week, daytime highs are predicted to stay between 13°C and 17°C, with nighttime lows hovering around 7°C to 12°C. Light breezes will prevail, occasionally turning moderate.

Impact on Agriculture

According to Met Éireann’s farming commentary, the settled weather conditions will benefit agricultural activities. Despite the limited sunshine, good opportunities for spraying are anticipated. Current soil moisture statistics show that poorly drained soils are saturated, while other soils exhibit moisture deficits ranging from +4 to +8mm.

Soil Moisture Conditions

Looking Ahead

Looking toward next weekend, forecasts indicate a shift in weather patterns as high pressure begins to weaken, potentially leading to rainfall from the west. Overall, this week promises a largely dry atmosphere, but the impact of low sunshine levels may affect drying efficiency.