Met Éireann Predicts Another Weather U-turn Amid Freezing Weekend in Ireland

Met Éireann has issued warnings of significant weather changes affecting Ireland. After enjoying milder temperatures recently, the country is bracing for a return to freezing conditions this weekend.

Freezing Weather Expected This Weekend

The forecast indicates that temperatures will plummet tonight, falling to lows of 0 to 3 degrees Celsius across Munster. A cold airmass will descend on the region, bringing bitter cold and potential frost for the weekend.

Unsettled Conditions Ahead

• Tonight: Mostly clear but cold, with a chance of heavy showers and possibility of hail.
• Saturday: Cloudy with some rain, highs of 5 to 8 degrees, and a risk of frost at night.
• Sunday: Cold mornings with sunshine, but rain is expected to develop later in the day.

Experts are closely monitoring the weather as a shift is anticipated. After this period of cold, above-average temperatures are on the horizon next week. An Atlantic front is expected to sweep across the country, impacting weather patterns significantly.

Next Week’s Forecast

According to Met Éireann, low pressure will dominate as a mild airmass is pushed across Ireland. The forecast predicts:

• Temperatures climbing back into the mid-teens.
• Increased rainfall, with amounts likely above average across the nation.
• Frequent spells of rain and showers.

Specifics for the Coming Days

Here’s a detailed outlook for the next few days in Cork and Munster:

As December begins, Ireland should prepare for dynamic weather swings. From freezing temperatures this weekend to a warmer trend next week, residents should stay informed and ready for the changing conditions.