Ireland

Ireland Weather Forecast for March 11th: Bitter Chill Takes Hold as Frost Bites Back

Ireland faces another cold day as temperatures struggle to rise, with showers gradually clearing to leave a mix of cloud and sunshine. While conditions will be mostly dry, a biting northerly wind will make it feel even colder than the forecasted highs of 6 to 9 degrees. Overnight, temperatures will plummet, bringing widespread frost and the risk of icy patches.

Ireland

National Weather Overview

RegionMorningAfternoonEvening & Night
LeinsterCloudy with isolated showers in the southeast.Dry with bright spells, but feeling cold.Widespread frost developing overnight.
MunsterCold and dry, some cloud cover.Sunny spells breaking through.Clear skies, temperatures dropping fast.
ConnachtA mix of sun and cloud, cold.Isolated showers in the northwest.Light frost forming inland.
UlsterCloudy with lingering showers in some areas.Turning drier, but breezy with a chill factor.A bitterly cold night, risk of ice.

What to Expect in Ireland

  • Temperature: 6 to 9 degrees, but feeling colder with the northerly wind.
  • Winds: Light to moderate northerly, occasionally fresh in some areas.
  • Rain: Showers becoming isolated, mainly in the northwest and southeast.
  • Night: Widespread frost, with lows of -2 to +2 degrees, risk of ice patches.

Looking Ahead

As the night progresses, temperatures will continue to drop, leading to a sharp frost across much of the country. The next few days will remain cold, with some unsettled conditions moving in later in the week.

Impacts and Advice

  • Travel: Frosty conditions overnight may lead to hazardous driving conditions early Wednesday morning.
  • Outdoor Activities: Wrap up warm, as the wind chill will make temperatures feel even lower.
  • Farming & Agriculture: Risk of frost damage to early crops, livestock owners should ensure shelter.

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