Major Shift Expected as Baltic Conditions Bring Chilly Weekend Weather
Weather experts predict a significant drop in temperatures influenced by Baltic conditions, resulting in an exceptionally chilly weekend ahead. Wind chills will make the air feel far colder than actual temperatures, prompting a call to dress warmly.
Chilly Weekend Ahead Due to Wind Chill
According to meteorologist Alan O’Reilly from Carlow Weather, upcoming days will see a considerable temperature shift. He encourages residents to prepare for the winter weather by donning hats and scarves.
Temperature Forecast
- Thursday: Wind chill will make it feel like 10°C.
- Friday: Wind chill could plummet to between 1°C and 0°C, especially in northern regions.
- Saturday: Wind chill expected to fall into negatives, mainly in the eastern areas.
- Sunday: Anticipated to be the coldest day, with temperatures feeling as low as -3°C in the southeast.
Weather Outlook by Day
The following outlines the weather expectations leading up to the weekend:
| Day | Weather Conditions | Temperature Range (°C) | Wind Chill |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday | Cloudy with rain and drizzle, followed by brighter spells. | 11 to 15 | Feels like 10 |
| Friday | Blustery with heavy showers; some sunny moments. | 7 to 10 | Feels like 1 to 0 |
| Saturday | Sunny with scattered heavy showers; possibility of hail. | 6 to 9 | Below 0 |
| Sunday | Frosty start, becoming cloudier with rain spreading. | 5 to 10 | As low as -3 |
Conclusion
This weekend marks a stark shift in weather conditions, with wind chills leading to notably lower temperatures. As the cooler air settles, residents should stay informed and take precautions against the cold.
