Met Eireann Issues New Forecast Warning of Snowstorm Comparable to 2010 Big Freeze Experts Say
Ireland may soon face a winter reminiscent of the infamous 2010 snowstorm. Meteorological forecasts indicate a possibility of severe cold weather, likened to the conditions experienced during that harsh winter.
Weather Forecast Overview
Met Eireann has issued new updates regarding Ireland’s weather, highlighting a mix of conditions as we approach the weekend. Notably, the forecasts indicate divergent patterns that could influence temperatures across the region.
Friday’s Weather
On Friday, Ireland can expect a generally cloudy day with misty conditions. Early rainfall is anticipated in the southwest, evolving into scattered showers as the day progresses. This rain is expected to gradually move northeast, becoming lighter by evening.
- Highest temperatures: 11-14 degrees Celsius
- Wind: Light to moderate southeasterly, shifting to westerly by evening
Saturday’s Forecast
Saturday’s weather remains uncertain. Current predictions suggest a combination of sunny intervals and scattered showers. The northern regions are likely to experience more sun, while the south may see more frequent showers, some potentially heavy.
- Expected temperatures: 11-14 degrees Celsius
- Wind: Mostly light to moderate southeasterly
Predictions for the Coming Weeks
Weather experts have noted that some models suggest the possibility of a colder spell. However, they caution that these projections are subject to change. The likelihood of frigid weather this December remains uncertain, but the potential for significant snowfall is on the table.
- 2010 winter comparison: Possibility of severe cold conditions
- Models indicate varying forecasts: Cold spells may differ across locations
The community is urged to stay updated with Met Eireann’s forecasts as winter approaches. Preparing for varying conditions is advisable, given the unpredictability of Irish weather.
