Updated at 9pm - Tonight will be dry with the cloud breaking to give some clear spells late in the night, with temperatures generally falling near to 3°C but close to freezing over the hills with a risk of ice. Windy with a strong to gale force south-easterly wind.
Dry with lengthy sunny spells, but feeling bitterly cold in the strong to gale force southeast wind. Temperatures only reaching up to 5 or possibly 6°C at best, and remaining close to freezing over the hills with a continuing threat of icy patches.
Much of the day will be dry with some brightness at first, before it turns increasingly cloudy, bringing outbreaks of rain overnight. Still cold in the strong southeast wind with highs of 6°C once more.
Cloudy with outbreaks of rain which will often be heavy, and very windy with a gale force southeast wind. Cold at first but turning milder throughout the day with a maximum temperature of 12°C.
Bright with sunny spells and some scattered showers. A top temperature of 9°C with a fresh to strong southwest wind.
Gales, perhaps locally severe Gales for a time.
High pressure remains established over Scandinavia, with a deep area of low pressure lying to the west of the Britain and associated frontal troughs affecting Ireland.
South or Southeast 7 or gale 8, perhaps touching severe gale 9 later tonight and at first tomorrow morning, then decreasing 6 or 7 tomorrow afternoon.
Moderate or rough, becoming mainly rough for a time tonight and tomorrow morning.
Fair.
Good.
Soon decreasing South or Southeast 5 or 6 tomorrow night, with little change on Friday.
Moderate or rough, becoming moderate.
Fair.
Good.
(heights in metres above Chart Datum)
Strong wind /Gale
SE 5-6 increasing 6-gale 8
Moderate becoming moderate or rough
Mainly fair
Moderate or good, poor in any rain
Strong wind /Gale
SE 6-gale 8 decreasing 5-7
Moderate or rough
Mainly fair
Moderate or good
Strong wind
SE 5-7
Moderate or rough
Mainly fair, rain developing overnight
Moderate or good becoming poor at times in rain
Gale
S-SE 5-7 increasing 7-gale 8, veering SW 4-5 overnight
Moderate or rough becoming slight or moderate
Periods of rain
Moderate or good occasionally poor
Nil
SW 4-5
Slight
Showers, frequent and heavy at first
Mainly good
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