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Met Éireann

Yesterday
17th April 2025
'Unsettled' conditions expected for Easter weekend as rainfall warnings issued for nine counties
This week
13th April 2025 - 18th April 2025
Snowfall reported in high areas of eastern counties, as rainy few days forecast
20-degree swing from last week as temperatures to plunge as low as -1 tonight
Last week
6th April 2025 - 12th April 2025
Splitting the rocks: Another beautiful day ahead, as temperatures to reach highs of 22 degrees
Warm and sunny today (and tomorrow) with highs in the 20s
Sunny spells to continue as tomorrow could be the hottest day of the year so far
'Plenty of sunshine' with fine weather expected for the week
This month
April 2025
Plenty of sunshine on the cards for next few days with temperatures as high as 19 degrees
High pressure 'omega block' means warm and sunny spells are here to stay until next week
Last month
March 2025
It's going to be a dull and rainy day... but sunny spells are expected tomorrow
Rain warning issued for ten counties following hottest day of the year so far yesterday
Sunshine expected across St Patrick's Day weekend but temperatures are set to drop too
Cold nights and some wintry spells possible this week after warm weekend weather
Dublin's skies were at their gloomiest since the 1960s last month
Spring is near, with temperatures as high as 15 degrees forecast this weekend
February
February 2025
Status Yellow wind warning in effect for five counties
'Very strong and gusty winds' on Sunday as weather warnings issued for 12 counties
Status Yellow wind warning for 10 counties tomorrow as stormy conditions expected
Yellow object spotted in the sky in Dublin, but how long will it last?
Status Yellow warning for heavy rain takes effect in three counties
Damp and blustery start to the day, with mixed weather forecast for the weekend
Brrr - Met Éireann says temperatures could drop as low as minus four tonight
Climate Minister hints at changes to how Met Éireann issues wind warnings
January
January 2025
Debunked: The Status Red warning during Storm Éowyn was not a 'climate lockdown'
'The damage is extensive': 278,000 remain without electricity while 94,000 are without broadband
Status Yellow snow/ice warnings issued for northern counties with wind and rain warnings for rest of country
How does Storm Éowyn compare to Ireland's most-recent storms?
Public advised to shelter in place during 'damaging, destructive and dangerous' storm
Storm Éowyn is expected to make landfall in Ireland shortly, with Status Red weather warnings in place early tomorrow morning.
All schools, including creches, primary, secondary, and third level, will be closed for the duration of the red level warning.
An Post has confirmed that there will be no postal deliveries or collections tomorrow.
All National Parks will be closed tomorrow and will remain closed until further notice.
Storm Éowyn: An Post confirms no postal deliveries or collections tomorrow
Status Red on Friday as public warned of one of Ireland's 'severest storms' ever
Storm Éowyn is set to bring ‘damaging and destructive’ gale force winds with gusts of up to 130km/h.
Fog warning kicks in for 21 counties across the country this morning
Storm Éowyn: Strong winds across the country and heavy rain forecast from Thursday night into Friday
'Powerful' Atlantic jet stream to bring strong winds and unsettled weather to Ireland
Competition for Met Éireann? Social media weather forecasters are more popular than ever
The weather is finally turning around - here's the weekend forecast
Status Orange low temperature and ice warning in place for 15 counties
Tonight is set to remain very cold with widespread frost, ice and some black ice.
Met Éireann said the cold snap will start to ease up from tomorrow, but people should still be careful over the weekend as the thaw will be gradual.
Weather stations in Athenry and Mullingar recorded temperatures of -7 degrees last night.
Status Orange low temperature and ice warning comes into effect for most of the country
Met Éireann has warned of widespread severe frost, ice and lying snow and dangerous travel conditions.
Lowest temperatures tonight will be between minus eight to minus three degrees.
The National Director of the National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management urged people to "take care" and not be complacent.
There are approximately 2,000 homes, farms and businesses without power.
Status Orange warning 'doesn't change anything' for schools, as they continue to monitor risk
AI will be 'big disruptor' in world of weather forecasting, says head of Met Éireann
There's a cold snap on the way — here's how to prepare for it