February 3, 2025 Weather Update in Ireland: Another Miserable Washout—Gale-Force Winds and Flooding Risk
The February 3, 2025, weather update calls to brace for another round of wet and windy chaos. Today starts off mostly dry but deceptively calm, with patchy drizzle and cloudy skies. However, don’t get comfortable—heavy rain is on the way. By the afternoon, persistent downpours will slam into the west, slowly moving eastward, bringing a risk of spot flooding.
Temperatures will range from 9°C to 12°C, but fresh and gusty southerly winds will make it feel colder, especially near Atlantic coasts where gusts will be strong.
Current Weather Overview: February 3, 2025
| Region | Condition | Temperature (°C) | Wind |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dublin | Cloudy, breezy, rain later | 11 | Fresh S winds |
| Cork | Light drizzle, turning wet | 12 | Gusty S winds |
| Galway | Cloudy, rain arriving in afternoon | 10 | Strong S winds |
| Limerick | Dry morning, rain later | 11 | Fresh S winds |
| Waterford | Mostly dry, cloudy, breezy | 12 | Moderate S winds |
National Forecast
Another bleak, rain-soaked day ahead.
- Morning: Cloudy with patchy drizzle, staying mostly dry.
- Afternoon: Persistent rain develops in the west, spreading eastward.
- Evening: Heavy rain continues, with a risk of localized flooding.
Tonight’s Forecast
A stormy night ahead as heavy rain batters the country.
- Heavy rain will continue into the evening, with local flooding risks.
- Winds will be strong and gusty at first, particularly in the east.
- By morning, rain will clear to scattered showers in Atlantic areas.
- Temperatures will drop to between 5°C and 9°C.
Weather Warnings & Advisories
⚠️ Status Yellow – Heavy Rain & Flood Risk (Nationwide):
- Persistent rainfall may lead to localized flooding, particularly in low-lying areas.
- Poor visibility and hazardous driving conditions expected.
⚠️ Status Yellow – Strong Winds (West & Atlantic Coasts):
- Fresh to strong southerly winds with gusts near gale-force along exposed coasts.
- Difficult conditions for high-sided vehicles and coastal areas.
Severe Impacts Expected
- Travel Nightmare: Heavy downpours will make roads dangerous and slow-moving.
- Flooding Risk: Already saturated ground could lead to localized flooding.
- Strong Winds: Powerful gusts near Atlantic coasts could bring fallen debris and rough seas.
- Visibility Issues: Low clouds, rain, and mist will make travel hazardous.
Extended Outlook
Ireland remains in an unrelenting cycle of rain, wind, and stormy conditions. Another wet and unsettled week is ahead, with another Atlantic system expected midweek, bringing even more rain and possible storm-force winds.
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