Dublin Braces for an Unseasonable Cold Snap as Autumn Morphs into Winter.
Weather forecasters are sounding the alarm as Ireland plunges into an unseasonable cold spell in the coming days, with autumn, encompassing the months of September, October, and November, taking on a decidedly wintry character in certain regions. This development aligns with earlier predictions of a chillier year ahead. Already, nighttime temperatures are plummeting to as low as one degree in some areas, and the previous night was marked by a bone-chilling cold that enveloped the entire nation.
In addition to the unseasonable cold, the Met Office has issued a new warning indicating the likelihood of rain across the country every day throughout the week. The Met Office’s forecast indicates heavy downpours for Ireland, with some regions potentially experiencing up to 40 mm of rainfall.
A yellow alert has been issued, particularly for tomorrow, as Cork and Kerry brace for potentially the heaviest rain.
https://x.com/MetEireann/status/1713630864817451365?s=20
This unusual meteorological pattern, known as a ‘blocking high’ situated in Scandinavia, is causing persistently low pressure over Ireland and the UK, contributing to the continued cold conditions and precipitation.
Hear the latest National Forecast for today and the next few days: https://x.com/MetEireann/status/1713798927378510325?s=20
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