While Ireland formally went into summertime time early Sunday early morning with the clocks springing forward, the weather condition looks set to stay more wintry than summery for the week ahead following a quick sun-kissed break as Easter Sunday dawned.
There were blue skies and relatively warm sunlight for much of Sunday, although grey clouds collected over the nation as the day went on. They will have a hard time to raise as the Bank Holiday weekend continues, with Monday set to be marked by a heavy blanket of cloud throughout swathes of the nation with irregular rain and drizzle throughout the east and south and some more well-scattered showers somewhere else.
There will a smattering of warm spells establishing along Atlantic coasts throughout the day with temperature levels of in between 8 to 12 degrees in light to moderate easterly or variable winds.
Monday night will be mainly dry as rain and showers remove to the northeast over night, although it will turn cold as skies clear with the a touch of frost most likely.
There will be a “cold however mainly dry start” to Tuesday with some early morning sunlight, according to Met Éireann. The afternoon will bring a mix of intense spells and well spread showers for much of the nation. Throughout the night rain is anticipated to establish in southern parts, with separated showers in other places.
Wednesday will be normally cloudy with spread showers and the opportunity of more consistent rain throughout parts of Ulster. By Wednesday night a spell of heavy rain is most likely to establish in the south and southwest, with a spell of relentless and in your area heavy rain extending across the country on Wednesday night
By Thursday thing ought to begin to search for with a be a day of sunlight and spread showers guaranteed, and temperature levels reaching 16 degrees in moderate to fresh southwest winds.
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