IRISH APRIL WEATHER is in full swing with bouts of sunshine being intermittently interrupted by sleet and hail.
Temperatures this morning fell as low as zero degrees in some parts of the country, and the forecast over the coming days is predicting more rain, sleet and thunder.
Met Éireann forecast for the rest of today is for cloudy conditions and bands of heavy rain in the northwest of the country, with temperatures expected to reach seven to 11 degrees.
Heading towards the end of the week the outlook isn’t much better.
Friday is expected to be cold and bright, although with some heavy rain and possible thunder in some parts of the country, with temperatures expected to dip as low as minus one degree overnight.
Things will pick up a bit on Saturday, with the forecast for: “a bright day with sunny spells and some well scattered showers.”
Highest temperatures 9 to 11 degrees. On Saturday night a band of heavy rain will move eastwards across the country.
The weather will improve on Sunday, with things expected to “brighten up with a mix of dry periods and some showers”.
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