Ireland

Ireland Weather Forecast for March 11th: Cold Snap Bites Back – Northern Showers Spread Southward

Ireland braces for a colder, drier Tuesday as temperatures take a sharp dip, bringing a noticeable chill across the country. While many areas will remain dry with bright or sunny spells, scattered showers will develop—particularly near the north and east coasts. As the day progresses, showers will intensify near the north coast, gradually moving south over Ulster by evening. With highs of just 6 to 8 degrees and a biting northerly breeze, it’s time to prepare for a brisk and unsettled day ahead.

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National Weather Overview:

RegionMorningAfternoonEvening
LeinsterBright spells, chilly start, isolated showers east.Mainly dry, some sunshine, cool breeze.Cloudier, chance of coastal drizzle.
MunsterCold but dry with sunny spells.Chilly winds, remaining dry.Clear skies, temperatures dropping fast.
ConnachtCloudy with limited sunshine, cold winds.Scattered showers near the coast, cool.Clear spells, frosty inland.
UlsterShowers developing along the north coast.Showers spreading south, colder than recent days.Increasingly wet, risk of frost overnight.

What to Expect in Ireland:

  • Temperature: 6 to 8 degrees, significantly cooler than previous days.
  • Winds: Light to moderate northerly breezes, adding a wind chill effect.
  • Rain: Isolated showers in the north and east, spreading across Ulster in the evening.

Looking Ahead:

As the evening sets in, temperatures will drop even further, leading to a cold and potentially frosty night. Winds will remain light to moderate, but the added chill factor will make conditions feel even colder. Wednesday looks set to continue with dry, crisp weather, but more showers could return towards the end of the week.

Impacts and Advice:

  • Travel: Roads could be slick in the early morning, especially in northern regions where showers develop.
  • Outdoor Activities: Wrap up warm! The drop in temperature combined with the northerly breeze will make it feel colder than expected.
  • Safety: Watch for slippery conditions as evening temperatures plummet.

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