Updated 11:10am - Dry with the odd bright spell but becoming increasingly cloudy with some hill fog as the afternoon progresses. Fresh and gusty West to Northwesterly wind. Overnight, dry with variable amounts of cloud and a moderate to fresh Northwesterly wind. Lowest temperature around 10°C.
The weather is looking fairly benign with variable amounts of cloud and less strong winds than of late.
Fairly similar to Wednesday with lighter winds and variable amounts of cloud. Overnight into Friday some rain with stronger winds can be expected.
Overnight rain tending to clear but more showers are expected at times through the day. Strengthening Northwest wind developing. Feeling colder than of late.
Cold air established across the island but shelter from Scotland could allow long sunny spells to develop with only a small risk of an isolated shower.
Strong wind.
Well established area of high pressure to the southwest of Ireland.
West or northwest 5 or 6 decreasing 4 or 5 through the overnight period.
Mainly moderate becoming mainly slight through the overnight period.
Fair.
Good.
Northwest 4 or 5 backing west 3 or 4 later.
Mainly slight.
Fair.
Good.
(heights in metres above Chart Datum)
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